Italy · CITY TOURS IN FLORENCE
The 4 best city tours in Florence you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Florence hop-on hop-off bus review covering routes, Fiesole views, stops, timing, value, service limits, and practical booking tips.
“Just make sure you take the red route first, as this is the longest. Do that on the first day, as it ends early around 4pm, which is annoying.”
See Florence by electric golf cart, from Ponte Vecchio to Piazzale Michelangelo, with a multilingual audio guide and local driver.
“Driver took us to highest point in Florence. It was beautiful.”
See Michelangelo’s David, the Uffizi, Florence’s great squares, and Ponte Vecchio on a focused five-hour art and city tour.
“Excellent easy paced 5 hour walking tour of Florence. Visits several of the main attractions. Our guide, Stephanie was great. She's a wonderful story teller with many interesting historical insights sprinkled in with humor and personal anecdotes. Highly recommended.”
See Michelangelo’s David, Florence’s Duomo, Baptistery, Uffizi exterior, and Ponte Vecchio on a guided small-group walking tour.
“This was a great tour. Ricardo was excellent. One thing you SHOULD know. We brought some souveniers in Florence beforehand and were restricted from bringing in our bad because it had olive oil. So any liquid won’t be allowed in(to protect the art I imagine). I had to go across the street to a store and they kindly held them for me. I then bought a couple of bottled waters after the fact to reciprocate. It was a few minutes of stress as I had to leave my group then get back inside. But other than that, it was a good visit.”
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