FLORENCE
1572 Tours Reviewed
Florence changes after dark—fast. This 2-hour electric bike tour is a fun, low-effort way to see the Renaissance core when streets calm down, monuments glow, and you get a breeze instead of summer heat. I especially like how the route…
Siena’s hills have a way of slowing you down fast. This organic winery tour blends vineyard work, cellar craft, and a sit-down Tuscan meal, all within a tidy 2.5-hour schedule. I love that you do not just drink wine and…
If you like countryside walks with a story, this one hits. The Via Francigena is a centuries-old pilgrimage route, and you’ll hike through vine-and-olive country toward the walled town of Monteriggioni, where you finish with a guided wine tasting. Two…
Lucca tastes better when someone else leads. This guided food walk through the walled center turns everyday classics into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love the chance to try tordelli and Buccellato where they belong, not…
If you like your sightseeing with a slow grin, this works. A horse-drawn carriage in Lucca lets you see the old town layout fast, while an English guide points out what matters and why. You’ll roll past major squares, churches,…
Cinque Terre looks like a postcard for a reason. This small-group day trip from Pisa strings together the coast villages with a guide-led walk and scenic ferry-or-train rides. I love the personal guide attention you get with a max group…
Assisi works best when you see it with a plan. This private St. Francis Basilica of Assisi and City Walking Tour strings together major spiritual stops in about 2.5 hours, with a guide’s commentary on the Giotto fresco cycle so…
Florence goes fast on two wheels. This electric scooter tour is a fun way to cover more ground than walking while still getting city stories from a real guide—especially as you drift along the Lungarno and toward major viewpoints. Two…
Florence is best when you pace it. This Private Florence Highlights Electric Tour strings together the city’s most important neighborhoods and monuments in about 90 minutes, so you can get your bearings fast without doing a long walking loop. I…
Florence’s art hits hardest with a plan. This guided Uffizi Gallery visit is built for fast entry and smarter viewing, so you spend your time on the masterpieces instead of waiting at the door. I particularly like the Skip-the-line access…
You can’t rush this place. The Medici Chapels turn Florence’s power struggles into marble-and-stone storytelling, with a private guide helping you connect the dots fast. You get tickets and headsets so you’re not fumbling on-site, and the visit is paced…
Small winery. Big stories. In Greve in Chianti, the Azienda Agricola Brogioni Maurizio tour feels personal: you get behind-the-scenes time in the family-run vineyards and cellar, plus the Chianti Classico Sangiovese story straight from the owner. You sip four red…
Florence has a shadow side at night. This 1.5-hour evening walking tour trades the usual postcard route for stories of power, betrayal, and love tied to famous (and not-so-famous) palazzi you can actually see after dark. If you like your…
Your day in Tuscany can be simple and packed with meaning. This trip strings together UNESCO towns, time with real local guidance in Siena, and a countryside organic winery lunch with wine tastings that don’t feel like a sales pitch.…
Florence looks best when you move. This guided bike tour strings together major landmarks and quieter streets so you see the city in a short time, then caps it with the big view from Piazzale Michelangelo. I love how efficiently…
