FLORENCE
91 Tours Reviewed
Fashion history in Florence, on foot. This tour is a smart way to see how Florence became a fashion power without getting stuck in a stuffy lecture. I especially like the guided street walk through cobbled lanes and squares, and…
Florence feels like a museum you can walk through. This private guided walk stitches the city’s biggest names into a route you can actually follow, with hotel pickup and a guide who can shape the day around what you care…
Florence clicks when you have a plan. This private highlights walk gives you a personal introduction to the city and gets you into the Accademia at a timed entry moment. The one thing to weigh is that 3 hours is…
Florence feels bigger when someone points. This guided loop strings together the city’s religious and political core—starting in the Medici orbit around San Lorenzo, then moving to the Duomo complex, Piazza Signoria, and ending near Ponte Vecchio—so you see how…
Florence tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour street food walking tour strings together big sights like the Duomo and key Renaissance squares with small, real-food tastings that explain what you’re eating and why it matters. You’ll walk through the center,…
Florence can be shy about its past. This tour turns quiet corners into clear stories about queer life in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. You start in central Florence with Mila, then move through major landmarks like Ponte Vecchio and…
Florence clicks into place fast with this walk. You’ll get a smart route through the main sights, led by a local guide, and paced for real people (not tour robots). I like that it starts at Santa Croce and ends…
Power and art share one palace. This guided visit to Palazzo Pitti turns the museum into a clear story, starting with the Palatine Gallery and moving into the Medici residence spaces. You’ll see major names like Caravaggio, Botticelli, Rubens, and…
Florence clicks into place fast on this 90-minute walk. You get a guided route that ties together the Medici power story and the city’s big-ticket sights, from Palazzo Medici Riccardi down to Ponte Vecchio. Two things I really like: the…
Lucca’s walls have a secret. The Renaissance fortification isn’t just something you look at from the street. You walk the elevated wall park and then go inside to see restored spaces and heavy brick vaults built for military use. What…
Santa Croce feels like a history quiz. This 1-hour walk turns Florence’s most famous church into a guided story you can actually follow, from Santa Croce Square (site of Calcio Storico each June) right into the basilica’s chapels, crypt, and…
Siena rewards people who slow down. This private walking tour gives you a guided path through the spots that usually get skipped, with time to ask questions and shape the route to what you care about. You’ll start at Piazza…
Bologna art is everywhere. This walking tour strings together major Bologna landmarks and the quieter details that explain why the city looks the way it does. You’ll move through church interiors, university rooms, palace halls, and market streets, all tied…
Florence feels huge until you have a plan. This 2.5-hour audio-guided walking tour uses a live escort plus multilanguage headsets so you can keep moving and still understand what you are seeing. Two things I really like: you get guided…
Assisi feels smaller when you walk with a guide. This Assisi Old Town tour turns famous names into street-level details, and I really like the way it spots Roman remains inside medieval Assisi, including the facade of Santa Maria sopra…
