FLORENCE
91 Tours Reviewed
Food tours can be great. This one is practical. Florence is a city built on ingredients, not fancy plating, and this walking tour leans hard into that. You’ll taste classic Florentine food in local spots while a guide connects each…
Medici Florence is the kind of walk that changes how you see the city. This tour gives you a tight, story-led route through key Renaissance landmarks, including the Medici story and Florence’s power plays, not just postcard stops. I like…
Siena hits different with a guide. This private walk strings together Siena’s key churches, squares, and symbols in about 2–3 hours, and it comes with clear explanations of the Palio and the Contrade culture. Guides like Barbara Latini, Ludovica, Elena,…
Assisi’s saints come with street-level stories. This 2.5-hour walk ties together Rome’s leftovers and Assisi’s medieval faith, then lands you at the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi for an included visit. I love the way the route is built…
Florence is way easier to read with a guide. This private 2-hour walking tour connects the big landmarks you came for with the stories that explain why they look the way they do. I love the tight route that still…
Perugia has a way of pulling you back in time fast. In this 1.5-hour Old Town walking tour, you’ll get a local guide who connects the big landmarks—Piazza IV Novembre and the underground Rocca Paolina—to the people and power shifts…
One street scene can turn into a history lesson fast. This guided walking tour gives you the spine of Siena, from the public square to the Cathedral, with a guide who ties art, politics, and street-level life into one story.…
Florence makes sense on foot. This 2 hours 15 minutes art-and-architecture walking route is built for first-timers who want top sights without getting lost in a maze of streets. A tour leader guides you street by street, so you spend…
Follow your nose through Florence. This 3-hour walk strings together the stuff Florence does best: strong coffee, a truffle panino at a historic deli, two Tuscan wine pours at an enoteca, gelato, and then olive oil and balsamic tastings at…
You feel the Middle Ages fast in Siena. On this guided walk, you get skip-the-line Cathedral entry plus a human guide who explains how the city actually works, from Contradas to the Palio. I like that it is structured but…
Siena feels medieval from the first steps. This private 3-hour walk pulls you through Siena’s most important streets and squares, with optional Cathedral access so you can go as deep as you want. I like that it’s built for photos…
Florence makes more sense when someone points. This walking day strings together the city’s biggest art stops and postcard sights, with skip-the-line access to both the Accademia and Uffizi, plus a live guide shaping what you see. I especially like…
Lucca reveals its secrets fast on foot. This guided walk strings together Roman remains, Puccini sightings, and big-church art into a route that helps you get your bearings quickly—especially if you only have an afternoon. I love how the stops…
Florence clicks into focus on foot. With a guide like Manuel (or Camilla, Simona, Samona), you get the main story of the city plus quick local context, not just a checklist. This tour keeps it intimate with a small group…
Follow your nose through Florence. This walking food-and-wine tour is interesting because it steers you into off-the-beaten-path eateries, not just the usual postcard stops. I love the less-touristy neighborhoods you pass through, and I like that the tastings come with…
