Italy · WALKING TOURS IN FLORENCE
The good walking tours in Florence fill weeks ahead and the best of them go first. Below: the 6 to lock in early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Florence’s great sights with an expert guide, from the Duomo and Medici quarter to Ponte Vecchio, in a lively 90-minute tour.
“It was very educational, learned a lot of historical information. Great guide.”
See Michelangelo’s David, Florence’s Duomo, and Uffizi masterpieces on a four-hour small-group tour with skip-the-line entry.
“I enjoy the masterpieces of the most popular painters and sculptures in the world. Michelangelo 's David is awesome. Visiting Academia and Uffizii is worthy experience.”
See Florence’s Duomo, David, Ponte Vecchio, and Medici landmarks on a lively 90-minute guided walk for $27.
“Matteo was a great guide- extremely well informed and personable. He went over and above to show us many sights and help to orientate us to great places to eat during our stay.”
Florence walking tour linking Medici power, Renaissance art, the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and local tips in about two hours.
“It was so interesting to learn about the Medici family and the buildings in the central city quater! Our tour guide Michele made sure that his stories are captivating for the ear and the information is memorable. He also gave us some practical tips about Florence sights and food. A great tour on the whole! Thank you, Michele.”
See Michelangelo’s David, Florence’s Duomo, and Uffizi masterpieces on a four-hour small-group tour with skip-the-line entry.
“Amazing tour with our guide Silvia, she was super knowledgeable and funny. The museums were crowded on a Tuesday but she guided us through with ease.”
See Michelangelo’s David, Florence’s Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Uffizi masterpieces with timed entry and an art-focused local guide.
“This was a fun and educational experience. Angelo was fantastic! My son and I had a great day. I highly recommend.”
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