FLORENCE
309 Tours Reviewed
Medici Florence is a power story on your feet. I like how this tour connects Medici strategy to the exact streets and buildings you’re passing, including the family networks tied to names like the Bardi and Altoviti. I also like…
This food walk is built around one big moment. You start near Palazzo Pitti and head into Santo Spirito and Oltrarno with a local guide, then move through Fiorentina steak plus classic dessert stops. It’s a simple setup that feels…
Bologna rewards slow looking. This guided route strings together the city’s big architectural moments with a live local voice, and it moves at a human pace for small groups. The only real catch is logistics: you need to be ready…
Pisa can be a blur of selfies. This tour slows it down with a private, photographer-led pace at the best photo backdrops. I love the three photo stops that cover the Cathedral Square, the riverfront, and the Keith Haring mural.…
Florence has a second show—food. This 3.5-hour walking tour takes you through the neighborhoods around Piazza Sant’Ambrogio and puts real Florentine eating habits on your plate, starting with espresso and ending with classic sweets like cantucci and gelato. You get…
Florence clicks when you walk it. This private tour strings together the big hitters—Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Duomo—so you get instant orientation without feeling locked into a rigid museum schedule. It’s also built for real conversation: you can…
Bologna is best understood at walking speed. This 3 to 4 hour guided walk strings together the city’s most recognizable sights with the textures that make Bologna feel real: tight lanes, tower views, and medieval porticoes you can actually walk…
Florence is best when it’s explained. This 2-hour walking tour stitches together the city’s biggest Renaissance and medieval stops with an expert English-speaking guide and radio headset, so you can actually hear the stories while you walk. It’s built for…
Two museums. One tight morning plan. This combo tour threads Accademia and the Uffizi into one smooth sequence, then adds a short historical-center walk so you’re not wandering cold through Florence. It’s built for people who want big-name art without…
Food tastes better when the guide knows the shortcut. This Florence sunset-style walk is built around real local stops instead of a single restaurant experience. You’ll sample Tuscan staples like olive oil, balsamic vinegar, truffles, bread, cheese, charcuterie, pasta, and…
Pisa gets famous for one tilt, but the real magic is the complex around it. I love how this tour packs guided entry into the big four monuments of the Field of Miracles, and I also love that you get…
Lucca feels like time travel. This private 3-hour walk is built for first-timers who want the big monuments without getting stuck in one tiny slice of history. I really like the Cathedral of San Martino stop, because it anchors everything…
Florence feels different when you take the side streets. This private walking tour of Secrets of Florence strings together the famous squares and the lesser-seen lanes in between, so you get the real feeling of the city instead of just…
Florence in two hours feels just right. This guided walk strings together the city’s top sights with clear commentary, so you’re not wandering and guessing. I especially love the time-saving approach (major stops packed into about two hours) and the…
Two towns, one full day, and plenty to eat. This private food and walking tour uses a guide as your driver, so you can focus on the views, the tastings, and the story behind Volterra and San Gimignano. You’ll move…
