FLORENCE
The best of Florence and Tuscany.
The 9 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“If you just want to spend 5 mins taking photos at stops it’s not possible. I got separated from my family member.”
Eco-friendly golf cart tour of Florence with audio in 11 languages, cruising past Ponte Vecchio and up to Piazzale Michelangelo.
“Luka was such an amazing guide ,funny and informative. Keep singing Luka”
Timed-entry Florence highlights in 5 hours: Accademia’s David, Uffizi masterpieces, plus Duomo area sights, Ponte Vecchio, and Signoria.
“It’s not a full day - for the price I expected more content. The 2 gallery tours were good but we skimped on other things, for example we didn’t go inside the duomo or visit ponte vecchio or the central market even though we had plenty of time. The tour was 9:45-2:15 with 1 1/2…”
Florence in a Day tour: skip-the-line Accademia’s David, Duomo sights, Baptistery, Signoria and Ponte Vecchio in 3 hours.
“It’s easy to Rome a round the city of Florence and see the things that we saw on this tour, but Alisa (our guide) gave as a deeper appreciation for the sights with her stories of the history behind them. The David is simply superb. Been waiting my whole life to see it!!”
Glide through Florence by rickshaw with a local guide, hitting the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and more without the walking grind.
“The guide, Stefano, was absolutely brilliant, he was so passionate about the tour, he gave us so much information and showed us all the main places in Central Florence. He went over the time allocated to us and made sure to drop us off at our next location. Everything was great, we couldn’t find any…”
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.
Vintage bike tour of Florence with a licensed guide. See the Duomo, Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and more in 2 hours.
“Thomas was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Having grown up in Florence he knows the streets and the history like the back of his hand. The route is flat and easy - but busy through the streets. Would highly recommend”
Glide past Florence’s top Renaissance stops on a 2-hour small-group electric bike tour, with big viewpoints, quick history, and city views.
“You need to be an experienced e-bike rider. There was limited to no instruction on using the features of the bike. The bikes were older and cumbersome. There was a a lot of pedestrian congestion which made it difficult to maneuver. We also went on a number of streets that were cobblestone which made for…”
FirenzeCard official 72-hour museum pass in Florence with priority entry, timed access to Uffizi and Accademia, and family free entry.
From the Uffizi to the hills of Chianti, and every way to spend the days in between.