FLORENCE
1127 Tours Reviewed
Two hours, and Florence feels mapped. This guided bike tour is a fast, fun way to roll through the historic center while your guide explains what you’re seeing and why it matters. I like the mix of major stops like…
Florence’s Duomo feels huge. This guided walk in Duomo Square pairs priority entry with a tour of the cathedral complex, then sends you up the Giotto Bell Tower on your chosen day. Along the way, you’ll get the big-picture story…
A smart way into the Uffizi. This small-group tour uses skip-the-line priority access so you spend more time where it matters and less time stalled at the entrance. I also love the focused Renaissance highlights led by an English-speaking guide,…
Chianti feels like Tuscany’s best idea, in motion. This 5-hour trip from Florence pairs a guided bus ride through the Chianti hills with two winery visits, tastings, and local nibbles in ancient-feeling cellars. You’ll also get a real sense of…
Pisa feels close, but logistics are not. This half-day excursion turns the trip into a simple plan: I like the coach ride with free Wi‑Fi and I like the guided walk that helps you understand what you’re looking at in…
Wine, then towers. That’s the plan. What makes this tour work so well is the mix: Chianti-area driving to start, a real wine-focused morning and afternoon, then free time in San Gimignano, the medieval hill town famous for its skyline…
Michelangelo and Uffizi, plus lunch. This full-day Florence walking tour is built around timed entry and expert guiding, so you spend less time shuffling and more time actually seeing. I love how it starts at Accademia for David and keeps…
Two hours, one big view. This Florence E-bike tour is a fast, fun way to get oriented, zoom between neighborhoods, and still end at Piazzale Michelangelo for the photo you came for. I like that it mixes the big-name hits…
Pisa’s monuments hit differently with a guide. This small-group tour of Piazza dei Miracoli blends quick, clear context with real details you’d miss on your own—especially inside the Cathedral of Pisa and around the Leaning Tower. I like how you…
Florence can be overwhelming fast. This 5-hour plan turns the big names into a smooth, guided hit-and-run that’s ideal when your schedule is tight. I love the timed-entry advantage for both Accademia (home to Michelangelo’s David) and the Uffizi, and…
Florence gets spooky fast once you walk at night. This guided route flips the switch from postcard beauty to darker streets, where you’ll hear ghost tales, murder stories, and local superstitions tied to real landmarks. I love how it mixes…
Golf cart Florence feels like cheating. This eco-friendly electric cart tour lets you roll past the icons fast, then get context with an audio guide in 11 languages as you go. You’ll cover big-name sights like Ponte Vecchio and Brunelleschi’s…
Tuscany can feel unreal. This full-day tour makes it practical. You’re set up for the classic Val d’Orcia views: Montalcino, Pienza, and Montepulciano, plus wine tastings in two different towns and that postcard stop at the Madonna di Vitaleta chapel.…
Cypress-lined Tuscany makes a strong case for a day off. This Florence tour takes you through UNESCO Val d’Orcia on an air-conditioned coach, then into three postcard towns where wine, views, and wandering time all matter. You’ll stop at two…
Siena rewards people who show up ready to look closer. This 2-hour walking tour gives you a tight path through the city’s most important sights, with an authorized English-speaking local guide and skip-the-line Duomo entry so you can spend more…
