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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.
“Tcollecting the ticket was easy, the queues straightforward, the Uffizi gallery itself is unbelievable!”
Tuscany in one long day: guided Siena, free time in San Gimignano and Pisa, plus optional Chianti lunch and wine tasting.
“Loved seeing the old villages and Tuscany. The wine samples at the farm were delicious and the farm was beautiful. Would have loved even more time there. The views were incredible.”
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.
“I love that the tour wasn’t guided! Easy to follow instructions, get inside, pay and be on your way! It’s a small(er) museum and the Statue of David is 10000% worth it!!”
Skip the line to Michelangelo’s David at Florence’s Accademia with timed entry, all-day access, and optional audio.
“The office was easy to find and just one block from the museum. Very efficient. Everything was on time and the entry went quickly and smoothly.”
A 2-hour Florence walk led by a licensed storyteller, connecting Medici power to iconic Renaissance sights with fast, practical orientation.
“Very knowledgeable guide Riccardo showed us so many interesting spots around the city. Great to orientate early...”
Florence’s Leonardo Interactive Museum turns da Vinci sketches into hands-on machines with a smartphone audio guide and free Wi‑Fi.
“It was great fun being able to have a go at the hands-on exhibits to better understand his inventions!”
A 2-hour Renaissance and Medici walking tour through Florence’s top squares and churches, led by a licensed guide in English.
“Aurora was excellent! We got insight into less know facts about Florence history, highly recommend! I was impressed with her knowledge of Medici family”
Fresh pasta and unlimited Tuscan wine inside a medieval tower in Florence. Make ravioli, tortelli, pappardelle, then eat it all.
“Such fun, the best thing we did as a family and skill for future. I took my two teenage daughters they loved it, the atmosphere was great shouting “yes chef” having a laugh. Loving the wine. Highly recommended and so cheap too!”
Florence day trip to Pisa, Siena and San Gimignano with Chianti winery lunch and wine tasting. Guided Siena plus free time.
“Our guide was excellent. Luca made sure to connect with everyone. I was interested in the art but also the history. Luca, was available to answer questions as we walked to the site. i would request him.”
Florence to Cinque Terre by private coach, with optional hike or Pisa. Boat views, guided stops, and real time on the coast.
“The tour guide, Claudia was wonderful! ! I’m a solo traveler and she really made me feel so comfortable and relaxed, almost like seeing the sights with a good friend. She was informative, flexible enough to go at my pace, offered to take pictures so I’d have some keepsakes with me in it and even…”
Tuscany in one day: Leaning Tower Pisa, Chianti winery lunch and tasting, San Gimignano medieval streets, and Siena guided tour.
“It was great. Great way to see amazing cities. Our guide was amazing but I forget her name.”
Half-day Chianti tour from Florence with two authentic wineries, vineyard walks, and 6–7 wine tastings paired with Tuscan cheese and olive oil.
“really fun! bigger crowd but to be expected :) informative and lovely tour of countryside”
Small-group Chianti tasting from Florence with 2 wineries, 3 wines each, olive oil, local bites, and an English-speaking guide plus Wi-Fi.
“Super informative tour and really enjoyable for all ages (18+) - ended up buying some wine it was so good!”
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.
“We absolutely loved the experience! Definitely the highest point of our trip. The class was SUPER fun, as much wine as you could drink, the food was amazing! Couldn’t recommend more.”
