FLORENCE
The best of Florence and Tuscany.
The 15 most popular self-guided tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Skip the Uffizi lines with a reserved fast-track ticket and a historian-made audio app for key Renaissance masterpieces.
Most Popular“Great tour. The audio guide was nice because it allows you to go at your own pace”
Skip the Accademia lines with timed entry and a Pop Guide audio app. See Michelangelo’s David and more art in about 3 hours.
“It was very nice to see the David statue with our bare eyes. Other than that, if course the rest of the works were worthy of seeing too. Very crowded but we did not really wait long. Our reservarion was at 13:15 and we were in at 13:25.”
Priority skip-the-line entry to Florence’s Accademia and Uffizi, plus an art-historian audio app and Tuscan tastings for a self-paced day.
“The guides were late and disorganized at the Accademia. Even though we were the 2nd couple to arrive early at our meeting spot, we were last to get tickets because the guides kept not getting enough tickets and having to go back for more while others in the group went in. We were then rushed…”
Eco-friendly golf cart tour of Florence with audio in 11 languages, cruising past Ponte Vecchio and up to Piazzale Michelangelo.
“Our driver was very knowledgeable, friendly, showed us all the beauty of what Florence has to offer! I will spell his name wrong, but Alcaesera is highly recommended. He also knew many pp on the street, and they were glad to see him!”
Skip the line at Florence’s Uffizi with timed entry and a digital audio guide, then pace your own route through Renaissance masterpieces.
“Got our ticket and a download code for an audioguide and walked straight in”
E-bike from Florence to Fiesole and a boutique vineyard near the Arno with GPS guidance, wine tasting, and big-view stops.
“Well organized, the required phone app was easy to use, John was very helpful in setting it up. The tour itself was a highlight of a two week trip to Italy. Beautiful ride thru the hills and forest outside Firenze”
Host-assisted reserved entry to Florence Duomo’s interior with multilingual audio guide and Duomo complex tickets.
“The history required to understand to then understand the inside of the Cathedral. Our guide explained it so well he was excellant.”
Skip the line at Florence’s Accademia Gallery with timed entry host help, then see Michelangelo’s David with an optional audio guide.
“Amazing, fabulous artwork & of course David. Easy entry.”
Timed-entry Uffizi skip-the-line tickets with optional audio guide, plus extra museum entries. Audio needs a passport/ID deposit.
“My son and I opted not to do the guided tour. We went through on our own. The Uffizi Gallery was awesome! So glad we did it.”
Skip-the-line Accademia Gallery ticket with POP Guide audio app. See Michelangelo’s David, Gipsoteca casts, Medici instruments, and paintings.
“it should be more skip the line, though prebooked but line was long... we started the que early so less time was taken to enter. Overall nice experience.”
Skip lines at Florence’s Duomo complex with reserved entry and a multilingual audio guide for the Cathedral, Baptistery, Museum, and Crypt.
“The normal tickets had sold out and the line was wrapped around the corner. Definitely worth the money to pay to skip the line!”
Timed Uffizi entry with skip-the-line access for $40.65. Optional audio guide, small groups, and fast check-in in Florence.
“It was a wonderful experience having a guided tour of this incredible museum featuring Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raffaello all in the same room. Our guide didn’t overwhelm us with material and he also showed us some recent material gathered from the Louvre in Paris on his iPad. We were going to view Uffizi…”
Timed Uffizi entry with an audio guide in Florence. Beat long ticket lines, plan your route, and know the real logistics.
“Uffizi was beautiful, but the process to get the Viator "voucher" turned into an actual ticket was a nightmare.”
A private Florence highlights ride by golf cart with audio narration. Quick stops, big views, and an optional Michelangelo add-on.
“You will have a guide that doesn’t speak or knows anything. Valentino was dry and not fun at all no expression just a driver. No suggestion or recommendation, nothing. It’s a prerecorded audio you put in you ear while drives you around. Very bland and boring but a quick way to see the city if…”
Skip the Accademia ticket line in Florence with optional audio. See Michelangelo’s David, Renaissance art, and rare instruments.
“Following directions to voucher stand that is inside. Meet the ticket guy at a door right outside of the entrance. Short wait to enter. Give yourself at least 20 minutes to make the stops before entering.”
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