FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
That first look at the David feels electric. This small-group tour is built for getting in, getting oriented, and seeing more than the one famous statue everyone posts. In about an hour, you’ll tackle the key sights at the Galleria…
Four brands, one nonstop motorsports day. This tour strings together Ferrari, Pagani, and Lamborghini stops with a practical all-day ride from Bologna, so you’re not wrestling trains, buses, and timing. I like that you get hotel or station pickup plus…
Vines and lunch beat the city every time. At Podere Casanova Montepulciano, you get a guided winery and cellar visit, then you settle in the vineyard for a picnic lunch with wide-open Tuscan views. I like that the tasting isn’t…
The David hits differently when you skip the line. I love priority entry and a licensed guide who helps you spot what matters in Florence’s Accademia Gallery without getting lost in the crowd. My main caution is that the museum…
Florence can feel like a lot. This family-focused treasure hunt turns the city into a game, with a local kid-friendly guide using iPads, flash cards, and playful challenges as you walk between the big sights. Two things I really like:…
Florence glows at a slower pace. This private evening walking tour strings together many of the city’s top sights in cooler hours, so you get that sweet spot of less heat and more street-life. You start in Piazza della Signoria,…
Follow your nose through Bologna. This private 3 hours 40 minutes food walk is built for real eating, with Darren guiding you from landmark to landmark while keeping the focus on what to taste and why. I love how the…
David feels bigger up close. This guided skip-the-line experience at Florence’s Accademia Gallery is built around one big moment—standing in front of Michelangelo’s David—but it doesn’t stop there. You’ll get a clear, guided path through the museum so the art…
That first climb in Chianti is way easier than you think. This guided e-bike ride takes you out from Siena on quiet backroads, then swaps the pedals for plates at a local farm with wine and olive oil. It is…
Florence can feel like a blur. This half-day private walk keeps it clear and doable, moving from grand churches to Medici power to the Arno river finish. You pick a morning or afternoon slot, and you’ll have headsets so you…
Cheese, vinegar, and Ferrari in one smooth day. This tour packages the core tastes of Emilia-Romagna into a tight loop: Parmigiano Reggiano production, a Lambrusco winery visit, a traditional balsamic vinegar acetaia, and then a Ferrari Museum stop in Maranello.…
One city. Three major art stops. This Florence guided tour strings together the top hits—Accademia Gallery, the Uffizi Gallery, and Florence Cathedral—so you don’t lose time juggling tickets and routes. You start with Michelangelo’s David and related sculpture masterpieces, then…
Duomo views and street snacks in one walk. This 2.5-hour small-group food circuit mixes Florence landmarks with local eating, so you’re not just grazing in a market—you’re learning how the city’s food story ties into the streets around Santa Maria…
Climbing Brunelleschi’s dome changes how you see Florence. I love the way this tour stitches together the Duomo complex with a real museum stop, and the panoramic Cupola views make the climb feel worth it. The one catch is it…
Wine country beats another museum day. This private, all-day trip trades packed galleries for Tuscany hills, cellar tours, and real Brunello talk. I like that it includes door-to-door pickup in Florence and keeps the plan tight, so you’re not spending…
