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The 15 most popular walking tours in Florence. The ones worth booking ahead for, with what each costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
A 90-minute Florence walking tour with expert guidance, Medici and Dante stories, and iconic stops like Ponte Vecchio for great $31 value.
Most Popular“Alessandra was amazing, engaging, explained everything beautifully, her knowledge was second to none and made the history come alive. Brava 🙌🏻”
Skip-the-line Florence tour pairing Accademia’s David, a Duomo-area stroll, and an Uffizi highlights run in a small group with headsets.
“So glad we did this tour, good information through the tour! We wanted to see the highlights so this tour was great for learning a bit of history and seeing the most notable pieces.”
Guided Florence walk to the Duomo, Signoria Square, and Ponte Vecchio with a certified guide and radio system. Outside-only sights.
“The tour was excellent, cannot fault it. Our guide Mateo was brilliant and so knowledgable. We learnt a lot from the tour I would highly recommend.”
A 2-hour Florence walk focused on Medici power, Renaissance symbols, and the Duomo area, ending with Uffizi tips for your next steps.
“Michele was fantastic! You could feel his passion for the city, the history, the arts, and his job. This tour was a great way to see the city on my first day in Florence.”
Florence in 4 hours with skip-the-line access to Accademia and Uffizi, plus Duomo Square and Piazza della Signoria in a small group.
“My group only had 3 people so it was a very intimate experience. Our guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about the art. I would have liked a bit more historical context on some of the art pieces but overall I enjoyed the experience.”
Skip-the-line Florence highlights walking tour to Michelangelo’s David at Accademia. Small group, 3 hours, English.
“Francesca did a great job taking us around and showing us the highlights of Florence. She was very knowledgeable and passionate about the art and history of the city.”
Florence’s dark legends walk turns Medici intrigue, ghost stories, and the Monster of Florence into a 105-minute night stroll.
“The guide was very good and enthusiastic about stories.”
Timed-entry Florence highlights in 5 hours: Accademia’s David, Uffizi masterpieces, plus Duomo area sights, Ponte Vecchio, and Signoria.
“Nebo was an absolutely amazing guide! His knowledge of art and history of the court was immense, and his own passion as an artist truly came through. He brought Florence to life in a captivating way and we had a wonderful experience.”
Florence in 6 hours: Accademia and Uffizi with timed entry, plus a 3-course Tuscan lunch in the old town.
“The tour started about an hour late because our English guide was in an accident on her way to the bus so we had to wait for another guide. The company handled it well but our tour was also cut an hour at the backend. The tour was very good but wish we could have…”
A 90-minute walk through Florence’s Medici power struggle, ending at the Medici Chapel to see Commesso Fiorentino mosaic details.
“Guide was friendly, fun, and knowledgeable. I appreciated the visuals she brought along to show the group the Medici family crests as well as the family tree. The day we had the tour the chapel was free to the public so we were told to stop by afterwards to see it. I wish we would…”
2.5-hour Florence street food walk with a licensed guide, Tuscan wine, iconic sights, and gelato near Ponte Vecchio for $45.
“Antonio was friendly and knowledgeable about local areas. He felt very relaxing and low pressure. Everything was smooth and the tour went so quickly because we were having such a good time. I left feeling very knowledgeable about local lines and local food in the area I would recommend Antonio to anyone visiting Florence to…”
A 2.5-hour English Florence walk covering Medici sites, Duomo views, Signoria and Ponte Vecchio for $3.63, with a mobile ticket.
“Our guide, Armando was so charming and knowledgeable. He was funny and informative of the sights. He provided suggestions for sightseeing and dining, showed us where the public restrooms are. All in all it was fantastic. Really great way to start our trip in Florence.”
A small-group evening walk in Florence with 14 tastings, multiple Tuscan wines, Florentine steak, and artisan gelato in Santo Spirito.
“Brilliant tour, Marco was a fantastic guide and host. Highly recommend this tour.”
Small-group Florence walk with a local guide, whisper system, and Medici-to-Duomo highlights in about 1h45 for $59.
“Samona was an excellent guide: we learned so much through her love for her city, her extensive knowledge, and her humor. We would definitely recommend this tour.”
A small-group Florence walk that pairs skip-the-line Accademia and Uffizi entry with guided art time, plus iconic stops like David and Ponte Vecchio.
“This was a well paced and comprehensive tour. Our guide, Cosetta, was fluent and knowledgeable and knew just the right amount of detail so that the group didn’t get bored. She was very friendly and answered all our questions. Thank you, Cosetta!”
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