FLORENCE
The best of Florence and Tuscany.
The 15 most popular tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
A Medici-led Florence walking tour guided by a storyteller. See San Lorenzo, Palazzo Medici, the Duomo area, Signoria, and Ponte Vecchio.
Most Popular“Great history tour! Great information and Chiara was top notch. She really showed us very interesting landmarks with information to match.”
A 2-hour English walking tour through Florence’s Medici sites, the Duomo area, and Dante, ending near the Uffizi.
“Its was good learning about Florence from a local’s prospective. An enjoyable and insightful experience. I would recommend to friends and family.”
Half-day Chianti Hills winery tour from Florence: visit 2 authentic cantinas, taste up to 7 wines, plus olive oil, cheese, salami.
“The tour was great, even with bad weather the experience was beautiful”
Hop-on hop-off Florence bus with free Wi-Fi, multilingual audio, and 24–72 hr tickets for major sights plus Fiesole views.
“It was ok but the 2 routes double up alot and i wish we saw more in the city”
Skip the line to Florence’s Accademia Gallery with an English guide, David-focused visit, headsets, and an optional stay afterward.
“This was a really great tour with an excellent tour guide. The guide was knowledgeable and explained it all in detail. Highly recommend.”
Florence Duomo guided tour with a licensed guide: Medici stories, Vasari’s Last Judgment, radios and cathedral entry included.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was a awesome tour and would highly recommend it”
Skip-the-line access to the Uffizi with a live guide, earsets, Medici backstories, and terrace refreshments in Florence.
“We absolutely loved our tour with Julia! Incredibly informative and engaging. Our small group had 6 people including myself and my partner and it was perfect. Wish the tour were longer because we were learning so much!”
Small-group 4x4 wine safari from Florence with off-road vineyard access, guided tastings, and a Tuscan lunch or dinner.
“Fantastic experience, Gini was an excellent tour guide. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Wine was excellent, food was great.”
Florence sunset food and wine tour with a Prosecco toast, 4 Tuscan wines, a Negroni lesson at wine windows, and artisan gelato.
“Well worth the money. Alice, the guide was a really fun person and the we went to great places. A truly enjoyable experience.Strongly recommended.”
Uffizi Gallery small group tour in Florence with a guide, priority entrance, headsets, and extra time to explore after.
“Our tour guide was outstanding and gave us a rich history of the building, the medicis, and all the pictures she took us too.”
Florence market tour and Tuscan farmhouse cooking class with Chianti wine. Make pasta, bruschetta, pork, tiramisu, then get recipes.
“We loved it! It was so worth it. Luca was fantastic and so much fun to be around. The food we made was really good and we learned so many tips we didn't know before that really make the difference. I would really recommend taking this cooking class. Again, Luca was fantastic!!! My heart is…”
Skip the line at Florence’s Accademia for a guided look at Michelangelo’s David, with Medici context and Renaissance art for $53.
“Tour tour was amazing and with an interesting and knowledgeable guide. We loved it!!!”
Ride a Vespa through Tuscan hills from Florence, stop at San Miniato al Monte, then eat Tuscan classics with wine at a countryside estate.
“Moped or vintage car option and the lunch was gorgeous!! It was a lunch overlooking a hillside and the tour guides were phenomenal”
Coach tour from Florence to two Chianti wineries on the Via Chiantigiana. Tastings, local foods, and views on English tours.
“First winery felt rushed by tour but was delicious. Second winery we had much more time and was also delicious. We traveled with a one year old and it was kid friendly.”
Small-group Chianti Classico wine and olive-oil tastings from Florence. Visit two estates, sample six wines, enjoy local pairings.
“Great tour and tour guide. Only one gripe was at the meeting time was at 2:30 and my girlfriend and I were coming from different directions. I got there early and told him she was on her way and then he told me that they like to leave earlier than 230. That put tremendous stress.…”
From the Uffizi to the hills of Chianti, and every way to spend the days in between.
