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The 15 most popular things to do in Florence. Michelangelo's David, the Uffizi, Brunelleschi's dome and the galleries that made the Renaissance.
Timed Uffizi entry with skip-the-line pickup at Door 3, English audio guide, and flexible time to see Botticelli, Michelangelo, and more.
“Great experience I just wish the Museums were not so crowded. It’s hard to enjoy the experience and see the art work due to the massive crowds”
Tuscany in one long day: guided Siena, free time in San Gimignano and Pisa, plus optional Chianti lunch and wine tasting.
“We had so much fun! Alex and Sergio were amazing. The fun facts throughout the tour from Alex were informative. I fell in love with Italy even more than I already have. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Skip the line at Florence Accademia with a timed ticket to Michelangelo’s David and more, plus a digital audio guide for self-paced viewing.
“Easy to find,easy to change the voucher into a ticket! A lot of historical sculptures! David is great!!! Enough time to see them all - not crowdy!!!”
Skip the line to Michelangelo’s David at Florence’s Accademia with timed entry, all-day access, and optional audio.
“Easy to get to office. We arrived a bit early and they were able to get us in to slightly earlier viewing than originally planned. Great customer service!”
A 2-hour Florence walk led by a licensed storyteller, connecting Medici power to iconic Renaissance sights with fast, practical orientation.
“Full of color, art, and history. Highly recommend Michele as a skilled storyteller and art historian.”
Florence’s Leonardo Interactive Museum turns da Vinci sketches into hands-on machines with a smartphone audio guide and free Wi‑Fi.
“My son loved that he could actually use the inventions, not just look at them.”
A 2-hour Renaissance and Medici walking tour through Florence’s top squares and churches, led by a licensed guide in English.
“Alberto was fantastic!! In just two hours he covered the history of Florence, the Medici family, architecture, the arts, and the important churches and sites to see while here. Restaurant recommendations, foods to try, and areas to visit besides typical tourists attractions.”
Fresh pasta and unlimited Tuscan wine inside a medieval tower in Florence. Make ravioli, tortelli, pappardelle, then eat it all.
“Such a wonderful experience! My son and I had a great time and learned how to make pasta as well as sauces. Incredible and have already recommended to many others.”
Florence day trip to Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano with Chianti winery lunch and wine tasting. Guided Siena plus free time.
“Our tour guide, Leonardo, was amazing! He was kind and passionate. He shared interesting facts about the places we visited. It was great value for money since we saw many different places all in one day.”
Florence to Cinque Terre by private coach, with optional hike or Pisa. Boat views, guided stops, and real time on the coast.
“Book this now. This was a wonderful tour and just the right of supervised time and free time. Tour guides, who worked for Walk About Tours in Florence, exceeded our expectations! Bravo, too, to Viator who worked with us after my husband got sick and we had to change our reservation. They went out of…”
Tuscany in one day: Leaning Tower Pisa, Chianti winery lunch and tasting, San Gimignano medieval streets, and Siena guided tour.
“We had an absolutely incredible experience on the Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, and Chianti tour! We simply cannot fault a single part of the day. A huge shout-out to our guide, Barbara, who was exceptional. She was so kind, approachable, and incredibly knowledgeable, patiently answering all our questions throughout the day. She really went above…”
Half-day Chianti tour from Florence with two authentic wineries, vineyard walks, and 6–7 wine tastings paired with Tuscan cheese and olive oil.
“I really enjoyed this trip and would recommend it to everyone, you get to taste some great wines and you get to see the beautiful Tuscan landscape”
Small-group Chianti tasting from Florence with 2 wineries, 3 wines each, olive oil, local bites, and an English-speaking guide plus Wi-Fi.
“The winery’s were absolutely beautiful and we couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide in Jonathan. He was so lively, informative, and personable with our group. We had a lot of fun!”
Make pizza or pasta and creamy Tuscan gelato at a hilltop farm outside Florence, with Chianti, a wood oven, and recipes.
“We had an absolute blast! All the instructors were so nice and funny. They helped us have a great evening and helped us cool some really great food. We can’t wait to try these recipes at home! Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun cooking class. It was just right outside the city…”
Cook fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Florence with an English host, food-paired wine, and included limoncello or coffee for $56.
“Learning to make pasta from scratch with a very patient chef Clive.”
