FLORENCE
The Florence classics, in order.
The 15 most popular things to do in Florence. The David and the Uffizi, the climb up the Duomo, Chianti wine days, cooking classes and the Tuscan day trips, all in one place.
Skip-the-line timed entry to Florence’s Uffizi Gallery. See Botticelli, Michelangelo and more at your pace with an audio guide.
Most Popular“The spot to pick up the tickets was easy to find, and the line to enter the museum moved swiftly- this gallery is huge, two wings over two floors- give yourself 3-4 hours easily. Beautiful.”
A full Tuscany day trip from Florence with guided Siena, towers of San Gimignano, Pisa highlights, and Chianti winery lunch plus a wine tasting.
“Way too much walking from bus to sites. San Gimignano was a waste of time. Long walk to the bathroom was it. Siena was wonderful one of the most beautiful cathedrals we have ever seen. The winery stop was great, the food was terrific and the staff great.”
Priority timed entrance to Accademia Gallery in Florence for Michelangelo’s David, plus a digital audio guide and flexible time inside.
“Something that’s a must do in Florence to see David”
Skip-the-line timed entry to Florence’s Accademia Gallery for Michelangelo’s David, plus self-paced rooms like musical instruments and Prisoners.
“The communication re the pickup point office could have been clearer. They were very busy and many people were unsure where to come to. Otherwise the staff and whole experience at David Accademia were excellent.”
Follow Medici stories across Florence in 2h15. Visit San Lorenzo, Medici palaces, Duomo squares and Ponte Vecchio with an English guide.
“Ricardo was a highly informative, nice and helpful guide who really helped me get a sense of where I waa walking - north, south...- and why key places mattered in the Renaissance. I appreciated his approach and carefully customized presentations. If you go, please bring cash - at least 10 Euros per person. The tour…”
Touch Leonardo’s machines in Florence with hands-on exhibits, interactive workshops, and a multilingual audio guide for about 1 hour.
“Going through some of Leonardo Da Vinci’s designs and art work was amazing. The interactive component enabled a real time look at the functionality of designs which many are still in use today. My 17 year old daughter was amazed at how much Da Vinci developed.”
A budget-friendly Florence walking tour focused on Medici power and Renaissance stories, from San Lorenzo to the Uffizi area.
“We are so glad we did this tour! Our guide Elizabeth was perfect. We not only were entertained we also learned a lot about the history of Florence. It was the right length of time and afterwards we went back and visited places we saw along the way. An absolute must for anyone wanting to…”
Learn fresh pasta in Florence’s 1200s medieval tower: 3 types, classic sauces, and unlimited Tuscan wine and soft drinks in 3 hours.
“The Chef was amazing as he had kept the entire group engaged during the entire class. He came to everyone personally and suggested Tips on how to improve their pastas. In totality we were served 3-4 Pasta items that the group had prepared. Free wine just made the experience so much better. I highly recommend…”
Guided day trip from Florence to Pisa, Siena, and San Gimignano with Chianti lunch and wine tasting—packed but well paced.
“This trip is a great value. So much so that I was concerned it couldn’t possible meet the expectation. However, the day was fantastic. Our guide Val was so informative and funny and helpful! The bus was so clean and so comfortable. You can leave your belongings on the bus, so bringing an umbrella or…”
Florence to Cinque Terre with an optional coastal hike or a no-hike train plan, plus a Pisa add-on option.
“Our tour guide was Chris. Not only was Chris insanely informative but he was probably my favorite tour guide I have ever had. We had gone during the slower season in November so the boat ride was not a part of the tour due to the season, which means at some point I'll definitely have…”
Florence day trip to Pisa, San Gimignano, Siena, and Chianti with free time, optional Siena guiding, and optional Leaning Tower tickets plus wine.
“Barbara was an amazing guide! She made an already amazing tour even better. Sienna was very nice. Poggio Al Laghi, the winery was very nice! Great cuts and cheese plate & a great pasta dish! The host was cool & funny. San Gimignano... what can I say.... ot was absolutely stunning & the highlight of…”
Half-day Chianti wine tour from Florence with two winery visits, tastings of Chianti and pairings, plus vineyard views and easy coach transport.
“really fun! bigger crowd but to be expected :) informative and lovely tour of countryside”
Small-group Chianti Classico tour from Florence with two wineries, 3+3 wine tastings, olive oil, Tuscan bites, and free Wi‑Fi.
“Wonderful, very nice, wine is great, beautiful landscape, guide and driver very nice, bus arrived on time, sufficient time on every stop. Plenty of wine and cheese”
Hands-on Florence farm class making pizza or pasta, wood-oven cooking, and gelato, with Chianti, wine/beer, and recipes included.
“Beautiful setting at a Tuscan estate with a lovely view of the city of Florence. The event cooking team was both fun and professional. We made pizzas in a wood-fired oven and gelato, and had a chance to sample everyone's gelato while you were able to customize your pizza toppings to your taste. Lots of…”
Hands-on Florence cooking: fresh pasta and classic tiramisu plus unlimited wine, limoncello, and recipe printouts. 3 hours in the city.
“Our chef instructor, Narghess, was great. She was funny, friendly and very patient. Her English was exceptional and she knew many humorous American idioms. She kept us in stitches. She also was very generous with the libations during our pasta prep. After we made two types of pasta, we retired to a table in the…”
The galleries, the Duomo, the Tuscan hills, and every way to walk into them.
