FLORENCE
309 Tours Reviewed
Lucca has a slow, confident rhythm, and this small-group highlights tour helps you catch it fast. You start at Saint Maria Gate and move through the city’s most recognizable corners with an expert guide, including how Piazza Anfiteatro became that…
Cortona is small, but it packs a punch. This guided walk is a practical way to see the town’s medieval center and Etruscan bones without wandering in circles. I especially love how the tour connects landmarks like the Palace of…
This tour turns a simple wine outing into a full Chianti story. You get a private guide and a focused 5-hour route that takes you out of Florence and into the hills. What I like most is the two-winery format.…
Florence plus wine. That is a strong combo. This 1.5-hour guided walk strings together Michelangelo and Cellini highlights with the story of the Medici power plays, then finishes in a real city-center cellar for tasting. I love how the guide…
A great city walk starts with the right story. This Bologna private walking tour threads the big landmarks (Piazza Maggiore, San Petronio, the leaning towers) with the places that explain why Bologna feels different. I like how the route links…
Florence makes sense on foot. This guided walk threads together Medici influence and the city’s best-known sights, with a local guide pointing out what connects art, architecture, and power. You’ll move from San Lorenzo toward the Palazzo Medici area, then…
Lucca reveals itself one church at a time. This small-group walk strings together the kind of sights you usually need separate tickets for, with stories tied to the Holy Face procession, the walls, and local legends. I love how San…
Siena is best understood one step at a time. Starting at Piazza del Campo, this private walk is guided by a friendly local resident who can steer you toward what you actually care about. I like the way guides such…
The Leaning Tower is just the start. This 2-hour guided walk gives you smart context for Pisa’s most famous sights, plus a few quieter corners that make the city feel real. You get the big postcard moments, then the details…
Assisi can feel like a living prayer book. This guided walking tour connects Saint Francis and Saint Claire to the streets and churches around the historic center, so the story makes sense fast. I especially like the small-group setup (limited…
Florence surprises you when you stop staring up. This 2-hour Florence Renaissance walking tour strings together the Duomo area, Medici landmarks, and the bridges of Michelangelo with a guide who can explain what you’re actually looking at. You’ll also get…
Two icons. One honest climb. This tour is a focused way to experience Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower, including the 294-step ascent. I like that the big ticket item is handled up front with pre-booked tower entry, so…
Bologna feels like a puzzle with the right guide. This classic private walking tour starts at Piazza del Nettuno and leads you through the parts of the city that make Bologna so distinctive, from its famous arcades to big landmarks…
Arezzo rewards slow walking. This private walking tour is a tight, smart loop through the city’s key medieval landmarks, paced for an easy afternoon with a certified local guide in English. I like that you get a clear hit list…
Orvieto has a way of slowing you down fast. This private walking tour takes you through the historic heart of Umbria, then centers on the Orvieto Cathedral, where the art grabs you by the collar. I love that it mixes…
