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Many Florence tours are led by knowledgeable, local guides who offer deep insights about the Renaissance capital. Don’t forget to ask them for shopping and eatery recommendations.
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City Sightseeing: Florence Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
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Why opt for city tours in Florence
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Types of city tours you can take
Hop-on Hop-off bus tours
With strategically planned routes and multilingual audio guides, Hop-on Hop tours take you around the city’s most popular landmarks, scenic neighborhoods and lesser-known gems. Perfect for first-time visitors, you can build your itinerary on the go and explore Florence at your own convenience.
Highlights: Piazzale Michelangelo and Teatro Verdi
Hop-on Hop-off tours
Walking tours
With each step you take through Florence's winding streets, hidden alleys, and historic landmarks, you learn more about the city’s past and present. Led by experts, these tours offer a chance to interact with locals and soak in Florence’s vibrant culture.
Highlights: Florence Cathedral and Boboli Gardens
Walking tours
Wine tours
The rolling hills surrounding Florence and their Mediterranean climate allow for the cultivation of flavorful grapes. Live life as a Florentine and learn about different food and wine pairings at local vineyards.
Highlights: Sampling Chianti Classico wine
Chianti wine tours
Bike and segway tours
A fun and sustainable way to glide through the city’s charming streets, bikes and segways allow you to venture deeper than the usual walking tours. Beginner-friendly, these tours deviate from the busy streets and are a perfect activity for families and small groups.
Highlights: Gelato tastings
Top attractions to visit in Florence
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Day trips from Florence
Siena
Siena is a beautifully preserved city in Tuscany. Many of its public spaces have remained the same since the 13th century. Furthermore, the city's streets are filled with ancient palaces, charming souvenir shops, and lively cafes.
Florence to Siena tours
Cinque Terre
Famous for its hiking trails, Cinque Terre offers breathtaking views of the Ligurian Sea. With its steep cliffs and colorful villages, you can witness some of the most picturesque landscapes in Italy from here.
Florence to Cinque Terre tours
Chianti
Chianti is a hub for wine tours and tastings, where visitors can sample world-class wines directly from local vineyards. It is a dreamy destination for nature lovers and photographers, providing stunning views at every turn.
Florence to Chianti tours
Tuscany
The Tuscan countryside is celebrated for its rolling hills, medieval towns, and farm-to-table cuisine. Embark on a wineland safari or join a local cooking class for an authentic taste of Italy’s rustic charm.
Florence to Tuscany toursFrequently asked questions about tours in Florence
Do I need to book Florence tours in advance?
Yes, it’s highly recommended to book tours 4-6 weeks in advance, especially for popular attractions like the Duomo, Uffizi and Accademia galleries. This ensures you secure a spot, particularly during peak tourist seasons.
How long do Florence tours typically last?
Tours can vary in length depending on the type. Walking tours usually last around 2-3 hours, while Hop-on Hop-off tours can be customized to suit your pace. Day tours to nearby Tuscan towns can last anywhere between 5-15 hours.
What are food and wine tours in Florence like?
Food and wine tours explore local specialties such as handmade pasta, steak, Tuscan olive oil, and Chianti wines. These tours are a great way to learn about Tuscany’s seasonal ingredients through visits to local markets and hands-on cooking classes.
Can I combine Florence with day trips to nearby towns?
Yes, many tours offer day trips from Florence to nearby Tuscan towns like Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, and the Chianti wine region. Most trips are inclusive of transportation, a guide, and meals.
What should I wear for a Florence tour?
Wear comfortable shoes, as most tours involve extensive walking. For visits to religious sites like the Duomo, make sure your shoulders and knees are covered.
Are Florence tours accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Some tours like Hop-on Hop-off bus tours are accessible for visitors with mobility issues, but it is ideal to check your experience details or ask the tour operator in advance.