FLORENCE · ITALY
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The 15 most popular museums tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Skip-the-line timed entry to Florence’s Uffizi Gallery with an English audio guide and self-paced access to Botticelli and Michelangelo.
Most Popular“I had difficulty using the audio guide. I selected the first information which started but then I could not get the programme on my phone to move onto any other subject. So althought I had paid for audio guide I could not use it.”
Try Leonardo da Vinci machines in Florence’s Leonardo Interactive Museum. Hands-on exhibits, audio guide, and online tickets for a quick visit.
“Very fun! Loved seeing how Da Vinci’s drawings worked.”
Skip the line to Florence’s Accademia Gallery with an English guide, David-focused visit, headsets, and an optional stay afterward.
“Martina was an excellent guide. The museum is small but if you want to see David by Michealangelo then it’s a must do.”
Uffizi Gallery small group tour in Florence with a guide, priority entrance, headsets, and extra time to explore after.
“The tour did not start on time after the group sent us numerous reminders about being on time. Folks that arrived at the same time went in ahead of us. Guide knowledgeable but a bit condescending.”
Skip the line at Florence’s Accademia for a guided look at Michelangelo’s David, with Medici context and Renaissance art for $53.
“We loved our guide, she was fabulous! She was wearing a bright pink outfit, easy to locate. Our guide (I’m sorry forgot her name) was knowledgeable and informative, she had a great disposition, very welcoming, happy and friendly! Thank you!”
Skip long lines and tour Florence’s Accademia Gallery with a licensed guide, headsets, and reserved entry to see Michelangelo’s David.
“We bought the tickets to skip the line and to get inside before the crowds got too big. The guided tour was an unexpected bonus. Our guide was funny and very knowledgeable. Would do it again!”
Electric golf cart tour from Florence to Fiesole for panoramic views and a guided visit to the Roman Theatre, plus a Florence highlights loop.
“This tour is a great way to get an overview of the city! Great narrative, great driver! We loved it! We highly recommend this tour!”
Priority-entry Uffizi and Accademia tour with a small group and expert guide. See David and Birth of Venus in 3 hours.
“Loved the guide's explanation! Enjoyed the tour and will want to return to Uffizi to see the rest of the collection next time”
Small-group Uffizi tour with priority entrance, headsets, and a live guide. See Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo, plus Medici stories.
“Our guide, Pam, was excellent. Very informative and enthusiastic. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience.”
Small group tour of Accademia and Uffizi in Florence with reserved entry, expert commentary, and optional Tuscan lunch.
“Seeing the amazing statue of David at the Accademia. We had a wonderful experience at the Uffizi Gallery with a very bright knowledgeable girl all to ourselves! The only downside was the lunch which I thought was poor value for money.”
Skip the line to Florence’s Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s David, plus a surprising collection of old musical instruments in 2 hours.
“The whole experience was brilliant. All the artwork in the gallery is beautiful and David is truly amazing!”
Skip the line at Florence’s Accademia Gallery with priority entrance to see Michelangelo’s David and Renaissance art at your pace.
“Super simple process to pick up the tickets and get in without a wait! The David is a MUST if you’re in Florence.”
Skip-the-line entry to Accademia Gallery in Florence for an expert small-group tour focused on Michelangelo’s David and more.
“Lots of people lining up even late in the afternoon. But this gets you in via group entry, so it’s scheduled. Awesome gallery.”
Book a timed Leonardo da Vinci Museum entrance ticket in Florence to see 50+ working machines, a documentary, and hands-on fun in 1–1.5 hours.
“There are two museums, one in Rome and one in Florence , it seems that our reservation was for Florence but we were in Rome. I did not see anything that indicated this distinction when I bought the trip. Found out after trying to enter the Rome museum where the directions say go to museum…”
Skip-the-line Accademia Gallery tour with a small English group, expert guide, radios, and time to explore after seeing Michelangelo’s David.
“Tour guide's knowledge and passion was infectious. Had a great time and would highly recommend to anyone!”
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