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Tuscany Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa & Winery Lunch★ 4.86 (23,956) · 12h
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Medici Walking Tour Florence: Renaissance Stories & Gems★ 4.96 (14,023) · 2h 15m
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Florence: Medici Palace & Renaissance Walking Tour★ 4.95 (11,966) · 2h
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Florence: Pasta Cooking Class & Tuscan Wine★ 4.94 (9,445) · 2h 30m€ 25View ›
Cinque Terre Day Trip from Florence with Hiking & Pisa Option★ 4.84 (8,908) · 13h€ 50View ›
Tuscany: Small-Group Wine Tasting Tour with 2 Wineries & Local Flavors★ 4.92 (8,358) · 4h 45m€ 89View ›
Florence Accademia Gallery Tour: Skip Line to David★ 4.77 (8,021) · 1h 15m€ 48View ›
Florence Pizza & Pasta Class with Gelato: Cook on a Tuscan farm★ 4.97 (7,879) · 5h€ 64View ›
Tuscany Day Trip: Siena, San Gimignano & Pisa with Lunch & Wine★ 4.58 (7,222) · 12h€ 46View ›
Florence: Sunset Food & Wine Tour with Historic Wine Windows★ 4.95 (5,993) · 3h 30m€ 109View ›Top rated (10)
Florence: Siena & San Gimignano Private Tour with ChiantiYou're picked up at your hotel and driven through Chianti vineyards to three medieval towns: Siena (with its famous shell-shaped square and cathedral), the fortified village of Monteriggioni, and San Gimignano (known for its towers). You get free time in each place to explore, eat, and shop. Optional winery lunch with wine pairings is available for an extra fee. Hotel drop-off happens in the evening after 8–9 hours.Is it for me?Best for small groups and families who want to see three medieval Tuscan towns in one day without arranging their own transport or timing—the private van and fixed itinerary mean you're not coordinating logistics, just showing up at your hotel at 9am.
Florence: Accademia Gallery Private Tour & Michelangelo’s DavidYou’ll stand face-to-face with Michelangelo’s David on this private Accademia Gallery tour in Florence, hearing vivid stories from your local guide as you wander marble halls. Explore unfinished sculptures and rare musical instruments—then leave still thinking about those moments when history felt almost close enough to touch.
Pottery Workshop Florence: Shape Clay at a Family FactoryYou’ll get your hands messy shaping real Tuscan clay in Montelupo during this small-group ceramics masterclass. Tour a working countryside studio with Matteo’s family, try the potter’s wheel, then relax back at their shop while your piece gets prepped for shipping home. It’s an experience that stays with you long after you’ve left Florence.
Tuscany: Farm-to-Table Cooking Class & Wine Tasting Day TripYou’ll leave Florence behind for a day on an organic Tuscan hilltop farm—gathering fresh ingredients from gardens, tasting local wines and olive oil, cooking alongside friendly hosts, then relaxing by the pool or wandering vineyards before heading home full and happy.
Florence: Tuscan Cooking Class with Homemade Pasta & WineYou’ll join locals in a real Tuscan kitchen near Florence, rolling out homemade pasta and sharing laughs over appetizers and wine. Expect hands-on cooking with guidance, plenty of Chianti, and classic desserts like tiramisu—all followed by relaxed conversation at the table. You’ll leave full but also feeling oddly connected to everyone around you.
Florence Uffizi Gallery: Private 2-Hour Tour & Skip-Line EntryYou get a private 2-hour tour of Florence's Uffizi Gallery with a licensed guide, timed-entry tickets that skip the line, and a headset so you can hear clearly. The tour covers Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael's most famous works, plus the story of the Medici family who made it all possible. Everything is included — no separate ticket purchases — and you'll need your passport at the door.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Florence's greatest Renaissance paintings without spending hours in line or wandering lost through the galleries — the private guide and timed entry mean you move at a pace where the art actually registers, and the Medici story ties it all together.
Florence: Tagliatelle & Ravioli Cooking Class with WineYou visit Sant'Ambrogio Market with a chef to buy ingredients, then spend hours in a Tuscan trattoria learning to make tagliatelle, ravioli, and tiramisù entirely by hand. Lunch or dinner comes with unlimited local wine, and the small group means real instruction, not assembly-line teaching. The morning class includes the market; afternoon skips it and runs shorter.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to learn to make fresh pasta properly — not a demo where you watch, but a class where your hands do the work and the chef corrects you. The market visit (morning only) and the small group size mean you're not one of twenty people in a commercial kitchen; you're in a real trattoria learning from someone who cooks this way every day.
Florence: Private Electric Rickshaw Ride & Flexible PickupYou’ll ride through Florence in a private electric rickshaw with your own local driver—choose your pickup point and stop wherever curiosity takes you. Smell fresh bread near old piazzas, pause for photos or coffee breaks, and end your ride wherever feels right. It’s relaxed, personal, and lets you see the city at your own pace.
Tuscany: Vespa Tour in Chianti Hills with Lunch & Wine TastingYou’ll ride a Vespa through Chianti’s rolling hills with a local guide, stopping for photos among vineyards and olive groves before sitting down to lunch at a Tuscan villa. Enjoy wine and olive oil tasting with stories from locals—plus round-trip transport from Florence so you can just relax into the day.
Chianti Day Trip: 2 Wineries & Dario Cecchini LunchYou’ll taste Chianti wines straight from two organic wineries with a local guide who actually knows their stuff (and jokes). Lunch is a loud, joyful feast at Dario Cecchini’s famous butcher shop—with steak you’ll remember for ages. Expect laughter, real Tuscan flavors, and moments that stick with you long after you’re back in Florence.
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Florence: Walking Tour of Art, Duomo & Piazza SignoriaYou’ll wander Florence’s winding streets with a local guide who brings Renaissance legends and hidden details to life. From touching centuries-old stone at the Duomo to hearing stories in Piazza della Signoria and ending at Santa Croce, you’ll feel both lost and found in this city’s art-soaked heart.
Florence: Dark History Tour & Serial Killer StoriesYou'll walk five major Florence squares and the Bargello Museum with a licensed guide who covers Medici murders, serial killers, medieval torture, ghost sightings and mafia attacks. The tour is wheelchair accessible and tip-based, running through central Florence without requiring separate transport.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Florence's actual dark history — the crimes, conspiracies and unsettling stories that don't appear in standard guidebooks — and you're comfortable with graphic content about murder and torture. The licensed guide and fixed route mean you don't arrange stops or research the stories yourself.
Florence: Walking Tour of Duomo, Ponte Vecchio & Medici SightsYou’ll walk Florence’s historic center with a certified guide who shares stories behind every landmark—from the Medici Chapel to Ponte Vecchio and Santa Croce Square. Expect laughter over local words, market smells that follow you down alleys, and tips for exploring after the tour ends. You’ll leave feeling like Florence isn’t just a museum—it’s alive around every corner.
Siena Walking Tour: Self-guided monuments at your own paceA self-guided walking tour of Siena using a digital audio and text guide in five languages, covering Piazza del Campo, the Duomo, Basilica di San Domenico, and six other monuments. You move at your own pace, choose which stops matter to you, and get local recommendations for authentic restaurants and aperitivo spots alongside the history. The guide works on your smartphone with an internet connection; cathedral and museum tickets are separate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're traveling alone or with one or two others and want to explore Siena without waiting for a group to gather or keeping pace with a guide's itinerary. The self-guided format means you stop when something catches your eye, take a long lunch, or skip a site entirely — the city unfolds on your terms, not a fixed schedule.
Lucca Walking Tour: Self-Guided Audio & Written GuideA self-guided walking tour of Lucca with audio and written directions in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German, plus local restaurant recommendations and historical details about each stop. You navigate using your smartphone and Google Maps; the digital guide covers the Cathedral, Guinigi Tower, Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, the Clock Tower and other landmarks. No guide walks with you—you move through the city at your own speed and choose which sites to enter.Is it for me?The four to five hours is the walking time only—you control when you stop, which sites you enter and how long you linger, so it works for anyone who wants to explore Lucca without a fixed schedule or a group pace. If you prefer a guide walking with you or a set itinerary that moves you through each stop in order, a guided group tour is a better fit.
Florence Medici Conspiracy Quest: Self-Guided Puzzle WalkYou’ll step into Florence’s tangled Medici history by solving interactive clues at places like Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio. With your phone as your guide, you’ll wander at your own pace—pausing for gelato or photos whenever you want—and piece together stories of power and intrigue that still echo in these streets. It’s a playful way to see Florence from a whole new angle.
Walking tour of Lucca walls and historic sites: 2 hoursA 2-hour walking tour of Lucca's walls and historic sites, guided in English, Italian or French, traces the city's evolution from the Ancient Roman period to the present day. The route climbs the Renaissance walls above the Cathedral of San Martino, descends into the San Colombano bulwark, and passes through medieval gates including Porta dei Borghi on the way to Piazza dell'Anfiteatro. All areas are wheelchair accessible and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided walk that covers Lucca's history from Roman times onward and fits a half-day schedule.
Florence: Leonardo da Vinci Museum Ticket & 250 MachinesYou enter the world's largest private Leonardo collection and spend as long as you want watching 250 working models—civil machines, flying contraptions, war devices, anatomical studies—spread across four rooms on three floors. A documentary and café are included; entry is self-paced with no timed slot or queue.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Florence who wants to see working reconstructions of Leonardo's inventions without arranging a guided tour or worrying about arrival times—you walk in on your own schedule and spend as long as the machines hold your attention.
Lucca Walking Tour: Cathedral & Piazza Anfiteatro with GuideYou walk through Lucca's medieval center with a professional guide, moving from the Roman street layout through Renaissance churches and past the tower houses of Via Fillungo to Piazza dell'Anfiteatro and the Cathedral. The tour is wheelchair accessible, free for children under 15 with a paid adult, and takes you through the layers of the town without requiring you to arrange transport or figure out which direction to go.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to understand Lucca's layout and history without navigating on your own or missing the connections between the Roman streets, medieval buildings, and Renaissance churches — the guide is what makes those layers visible instead of just walking past them.
Florence: Self-Guided Medici Treasure Hunt & Sweet TreatYou’ll follow playful clues across Florence’s winding streets, uncovering Medici mysteries at your own pace. Expect moments of laughter, hidden courtyards only locals know, and the reward of a sweet treat at the finish line. This isn’t just sightseeing — you’ll feel part of the story, with space to linger wherever curiosity takes you.
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Leaning Tower of Pisa: Timed Entry & AudioguideYou get timed entry to skip the line, an interactive audioguide that explains the tower's 900-year history and architecture as you climb 296 steps, and a reserved time slot that lets you explore Piazza dei Miracoli at your own pace. If you choose the All-Access Pass, you also unlock the Cathedral, Baptistery, and museums for a full year. Bring your ID, and plan for at least two hours if you're doing the tower plus the surrounding complex.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to skip the entry line and climb the tower on your own schedule without a guide rushing you through—the timed slot and audioguide are what make that possible. The All-Access Pass works well if you plan to explore the full complex or might return to Pisa later in the year.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery & Vasari Corridor Entry TicketsYou enter the Uffizi Gallery at your reserved time and explore Renaissance masterpieces at your own pace. After the main galleries, you walk through the Vasari Corridor, a historic elevated passage with views over Florence, ending at Palazzo Pitti. No guide, no crowds, no wasted time in entry queues.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Uffizi's masterpieces without spending your morning in the entry line, and you're curious about the hidden corridor the Medici used to move between palaces—the timed ticket is what makes both possible in a single, self-paced visit.
Florence: Uffizi & Accademia Pass with Hop-On Hop-Off BusYou select 2 to 7 Florence attractions from a portfolio that includes the Uffizi Gallery, Accademia's David, smaller museums like San Marco, and a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass. Your digital pass is valid for 30 days from first use, and you book time slots for popular sites in advance to avoid sellouts. The flexibility means you explore at your own rhythm without a guide or fixed schedule.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Florence's major museums and neighborhoods without booking a guided tour or committing to a fixed schedule — the digital pass and 30-day window let you move at your own pace, and the hop-on hop-off bus saves you from navigating unfamiliar streets on foot.
Vino Nobile di Montepulciano winery tour: Vineyard to glassA guided winery tour in Montepulciano's Vino Nobile area combines a vineyard walk through organic Sangiovese plantings, a cellar visit showing production from grape to bottle, and a tasting of five wines—including the white Calamus, Rosso di Montepulciano DOC, three Vino Nobile variants, and the late-harvest Muffato—paired with taralli, crackers and bruschetta topped with organic olive oil. The tour runs 90 minutes with a live English or Italian guide and welcomes all ages from 18 and up.Is it for me?You're watching the winery work, not doing the work yourself—the guide leads you through vineyard and cellar, pours the wines, and explains what you're tasting. This suits anyone who wants to understand how Vino Nobile is made without needing winemaking experience or technical knowledge beforehand.
Florence Airport to City Center: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou get picked up at Florence Airport by a professional driver holding your name, travel in a private vehicle with no other passengers, and arrive at your Florence accommodation without arranging transport yourself. Flight tracking and 45 minutes of free waiting time mean delays don't cost you extra. The price is fixed, and you choose one-way or round-trip depending on whether you need a return ride too.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Florence with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and shared shuttle lines — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when your driver will be there, which turns an airport arrival into a straightforward handoff instead of a negotiation.
Medici Chapels Florence walking tour: Dynasty mausoleum visitA two-hour guided walking tour of Florence centered on the Medici Chapels, the dynasty's mausoleum, with exterior views of Palazzo Medici Riccardi, Florence Cathedral and Palazzo Vecchio. The guide leads you inside the chapels to see Michelangelo's sculptures and the marble decorations that made the Medici burial place one of the city's greatest artistic treasures. Children from age 6 are welcome; admission to the chapels costs €11 per person, paid in cash on site.Is it for me?The two-hour pace is steady walking through Florence's center without long stops, so it suits travelers who want to understand the Medici story through their landmarks without spending a full day on one family.
Florence: Uffizi Gallery Audio Guide & Palazzo Vecchio TicketsYou meet a coordinator at the Uffizi to set up your multilingual audioguide app and digital map, then explore the gallery at your own pace through rooms of Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Caravaggio. If you book the combo, you walk to Palazzo Vecchio at 4:00 PM and can add the Arnolfo Terrace for panoramic city views. Bring your charged phone, headphones, and valid ID.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Uffizi's masterpieces without arranging tickets or navigating the museum alone—the coordinator handles setup and skip-the-line entry, leaving you free to spend as much time as you want in front of each painting.
