FLORENCE
The best of Florence and Tuscany.
The 15 most popular city tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Hop-on hop-off Florence bus with Line A and Line B routes, audio in English, Wi‑Fi, and free app tracking for flexible sightseeing.
Most Popular“Just one bus running, so long waiting for the next bus to arrive. Only one route running instead of 2 on weekdays.”
Eco-friendly golf cart tour of Florence with audio in 11 languages, cruising past Ponte Vecchio and up to Piazzale Michelangelo.
“Our guide was fantastic. We loved his knowledge and help”
Timed-entry Florence highlights in 5 hours: Accademia’s David, Uffizi masterpieces, plus Duomo area sights, Ponte Vecchio, and Signoria.
“Very informative and very ambitious 5 hours is a lot , if you are pressed for time do it but if you have an extra day I would split it up , we just had very little time so worked for us”
Florence in a Day tour: skip-the-line Accademia’s David, Duomo sights, Baptistery, Signoria and Ponte Vecchio in 3 hours.
“Our tour guide Valentina was friendly and knowledgeable, and made navigating these popular attractions a breeze. She was happy to answer questions and really helped us to enjoy the experience more than we would have on our own!”
Glide through Florence by rickshaw with a local guide, hitting the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and more without the walking grind.
“We loved how Ivan explained the history of Florence as he took us to significant places. We highly recommend this way for getting to know Firenze.”
Skip lines to see Michelangelo’s David and Florence’s Duomo complex, plus a Giotto Bell Tower climb and classic city sights in 3 hours.
“Our guide Helena was incredible. She timed the entire tour perfectly and provided excellent information. Could not have been better.”
Vintage bike tour of Florence with a licensed guide. See the Duomo, Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and more in 2 hours.
“Lorenzo was a fantastic bike guide! extremely informative but also entertaining and interesting, he also suggested other places we could visit including the model train museum which was surprisingly really fun! the bikes were very easy to ride, he keeps you on flat ground, all in all an easy but very fun couple of hours.”
Glide past Florence’s top Renaissance stops on a 2-hour small-group electric bike tour, with big viewpoints, quick history, and city views.
“We had a really good time and Rebecca was a great guide. We saw so many sights, and to do it while navigating the streets of Florence made it an even greater learning experience. Thanks for an awesome tour.”
FirenzeCard official 72-hour museum pass in Florence with priority entry, timed access to Uffizi and Accademia, and family free entry.
“Great city, beautiful museums, plenty of things to see.”
Fast-track Duomo Complex access with guided museum and baptistery visits, plus a Florence piazzas walk and optional Giotto Bell Tower climb.
“Great way to see the city and get an introduction to Florence. Chiams is obviously proud of her heritage and is very passionate about what she does. Thoroughly enjoyed this tour.”
Florence street-food walking tour with Mercato Centrale tastings, Signoria sights, schiacciata, pasta, cantucci, gelato, and a wine sip.
“Marilisa was a wonderful guide in Florence. She knew all of the owners of the local shops and restaurants and had great knowledge about the city.”
Float under Florence’s bridges on the Arno, slide at San Niccolò, then paddle to Ponte Vecchio for unbeatable views.
Skip the line to Accademia and the Uffizi in 4 hours. Michelangelo, Botticelli, and more, with a real local guide and headsets.
Florence e-bike city tour: Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, Piazzale Michelangelo views, and a secret tasting. 2 hours.
Stress-free Florence airport private transfer with a named driver, Mercedes sedan or minivan, 24/7 service, and city-center hotel drop-off.
“Great experience. We were delayed but the driver waited. He was helpful and professional and provided fantastic service. Would definitely choose again.”
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