FLORENCE
213 Tours Reviewed
That big-city feeling can fade fast in Florence. This walk is a smart way to see the art and stories without getting stuck in the usual crowds. You’ll follow Vincenzo, an English-speaking licensed guide, into less-traveled corners and finish with…
Assisi and Spello in one smooth day. I love how this tour keeps things private and conversational, so you’re not stuck with a rigid crowd rhythm. You start right at the Papal Basilica area in Assisi and get guiding commentary…
Lucca rewards slow wandering, but a smart tour helps you start right. This guided walk lays out the city’s big sights in a tight loop, with storytelling tied to the buildings you’re seeing. You’ll get the famous Guinigi Tower plus…
Florence has a secret agenda. This 2-hour guided walking tour leans hard into the esoteric side of the city, pointing out symbols and storytelling threads you would usually miss while rushing between big sights. I love the way the guide…
Palio odds don’t depend on luck here. This Siena Palio walking tour turns the city into a living story, with you stepping into the world of the contrade and learning how the July and August races shape everyday civic life.…
Perugia feels best when someone explains what you’re actually looking at. This private 2-hour walking tour turns the city’s Etruscan, Roman, and Medieval layers into a simple route you can follow. I especially like the focus on the Fontana Maggiore…
Florence reveals a craft side most people miss. This private 3-hour walk is built around seeing how things are actually made by hand—leather, mosaics, gold jewelry, woodwork, and marbled paper—plus a guide who also thinks like a personal shopper. You…
Florence rewards curiosity. This 2-hour Secrets of the City walk is built for people who want more than the usual monuments-and-photos loop. I like how the guide steers you through the historical center to places you might miss on your…
Food in Bologna moves at snack speed. This private walking tour is built for people who want the flavors first and the sightseeing second. You’ll sample 10 tastings of local favorites plus drinks, and your guide also pauses for city…
Lucca rewards slow wandering. This digital walk, made with a local in mind, helps you hit the city’s big landmarks without feeling rushed, and you can linger when the street scene steals your attention. I like the audio + written…
Florence sounds different when you walk with audio. This smartphone audioguide turns the biggest sights into a paced route you can control, using recorded narration tied to the landmarks you’re actually seeing, plus an offline map when you’re moving between…
Piazza della Signoria is one big message board. This anti walking tour keeps you moving through the square’s key points without getting stuck in selfie bottlenecks, and it uses the statue “network” to explain why Michelangelo’s David is more than…
Florence becomes easier to read on foot. This walking experience strings together the Medici family story and the big Renaissance ideas so you can see what matters at each stop, not just pass by famous spots. I especially love the…
Florence is easier once someone points things out. This 1.5-hour walking tour connects the big sights you already know (the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio) with the stories behind the power of the Medici family and the Renaissance. It’s not a slow…
Florence has a talent for exhausting you. This tour keeps you moving through the art and the streets in a way that helps the city click fast—starting with Galleria dell’Accademia and the iconic David, then easing you into the big…
