FLORENCE
309 Tours Reviewed
Perugia turns your walking path into a history lesson. This private tour is built around the dramatic Rocca Paolina and the Etruscan-era fortifications, then it flows through the medieval core so you’re not just seeing famous spots, you’re learning how…
Florence has a second story. This walking tour follows Jewish life in the Old Town from its 14th-century arrival to the horror of World War II, then brings it back to today. I especially like the way a 5-star local…
Florence turns into a puzzle box. This private walking tour uses the Inferno story of Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks, then connects it to the real Dante ideas behind Florence’s art and monuments. I love how the guide frames Inferno-style…
Food in Montepulciano teaches fast. This guided walking tour is built for people who want their Tuscany in bite-size pieces: you’ll stroll the historic center, catch views as you move between stops, and then get guided tastings that connect local…
Pisa rewards slow looking. This private walking tour strings together Pisa’s most important monuments in a smart order, so you’re not just taking photos—you’re understanding why the complex looks the way it does and what went on here over centuries.…
Pienza rewards slow walking. This private, roughly 2-hour stroll in Tuscany focuses on what makes Pienza special: the town’s architecture, the big plans of Pius II, and viewpoints over the Orcia Valley (UNESCO since 2004). It’s the kind of guided…
David first, Florence second. This tour strings together the art you came for with the city sights you want on your first visit, starting inside the Accademia Gallery and ending near Florence’s most photogenic corners. You get a timed museum…
A short guided walk can make a town click fast, and Gubbio does. This private tour pairs an official, licensed guide with a story-first route through the old center, so you’re not just looking at stone—you’re learning how it all…
Siena’s streets tell stories at every turn. This private, 3-hour walk is built around the big icons—Piazza del Campo and the Torre Mangia—plus the traditions that make Siena feel unlike any other Tuscan stop. I especially like that you get…
Florence can feel like a maze. This 2-hour private walk is a smart way to get your bearings fast, with a guide steering you past the main sights and into the spaces between them. You start at Borgo Santa Croce…
Food and landmarks, same walk. This 3-hour Bologna experience is built for people who want both context and calories. You’ll move through classic central sights like Piazza Maggiore and the Quadrilatero while sampling typical local bites such as salumi and…
Renaissance and meat in one sitting? That’s the hook here. I like that this is a guided walk in Florence’s Historical Center and that the finale is a Florentine steak experience tied to local food culture. The main thing to…
Three hours, and Florence clicks into place. This Florence small-group walking tour (max 6 people) strings together the city’s top visual hits with real art-story context, and it’s built around one big crowd-magnet: skip-the-line access to Michelangelo’s David at the…
Orvieto is short on flat streets and long on wow. This 2-hour walking tour packs the town’s best cultural stops into a tight route: the Duomo, Renaissance fresco storytelling, and big views from the clock tower above the Paglia valley.…
Pisa is a lot easier with context. This private walking tour strings together the big-photo sights and the streets around them with a local guide, so you’re not just collecting landmarks. I like the clear focus on Piazza dei Miracoli…
