The BEST Florence Tours

Florence is a city overflowing with Renaissance art, culture, and history. From the iconic works of Michelangelo and Botticelli to the breathtaking landscapes of Tuscany, every corner of Florence and its surroundings offers something remarkable. Whether you're here to see the world-famous Statue of David, taste authentic Florentine cuisine, or escape to the Tuscan countryside, there's a tour for every type of traveler. The Florence Walking Tour with Statue of David covers all the major city highlights, ending with Michelangelo's David at the Accademia. Visitors rave about the combination of history and art. "The guide was incredible, weaving history into every corner of the city before we ended at David—truly awe-inspiring!" The Skip the Line Uffizi Gallery Tour offers fast entry to one of the world’s greatest collections of Renaissance art. From Botticelli to Da Vinci, this tour brings the gallery to life. "Skipping the line was a lifesaver! The guide made the art come to life—it was a transformative experience." The Florence in a Day Combo Tour takes you to the Accademia, Uffizi, Duomo, and more, providing a full immersion into Florence’s top attractions. "We covered so much in a day, and the guide's enthusiasm was contagious!" The Florence Local Food Tour in Santo Spirito lets you explore local, family-run spots while indulging in the best of Tuscan cuisine. "Every bite was better than the last—this tour is a must for any foodie!" The Tuscany Wine Tour from Florence to Siena & Chianti includes visits to vineyards and scenic wine tastings in Tuscany’s rolling hills. "The views were stunning, and the wines even better—this tour is worth every penny!" The Statue of David Evening Tour offers a more intimate experience, allowing you to see Michelangelo's masterpiece without the daytime crowds. "The perfect end to our day—seeing David at night was magical!" The Cinque Terre Day Trip with Boat Ride takes you along Italy’s breathtaking Ligurian coast, exploring its picturesque villages by boat. "Cinque Terre was the highlight of our trip—every village was more beautiful than the last!" The Florence Private Walking Tour with Michelangelo's David provides a personalized experience tailored to your interests, exploring Florence’s top sites with a private guide. "Having a private guide made all the difference—we got to see Florence in a completely unique way!" The Uffizi Private Tour in Florence offers an exclusive look at the world-class art collection with a private guide, ensuring a deep dive into the Renaissance era. "Having a private guide gave us so much insight into each piece—we felt like we had the gallery to ourselves!"

Book tours to see David, the Uffizi, food tours, Vespa tours, and day trips to Tuscany or Cinque Terre

Florence may be small, but don’t be fooled—this city packs in centuries of Renaissance art, architecture, and culture. Whether you're planning to marvel at Michelangelo's David at the Accademia or conquer Brunelleschi’s Dome at the iconic Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo), booking your tours in advance is a must. Consider the Florence in a Day tour, which includes both the Accademia and Uffizi. You’ll also find food tours, Vespa trips to Tuscany’s vineyards, and scenic day trips to Cinque Terre, Pisa, and beyon...

Book tours to see David, the Uffizi, food tours, Vespa tours, and day trips to Tuscany or Cinque Terre

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FAQ

What day are museums in Florence closed?

The Accademia and Uffizi in Florence are closed Mondays as well as January 1st and December 25th.

Which Museums are most popular?

The Uffizi and Accademia (Michelangelo's David) are the two most popular museums in Florence. From there, the Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens are very popular. Climbing up to Brunelleschi's Dome at the Florence Cathedral is extremely popular and cool thing to do!

What are the top things to do in Florence?

Most visitors should check out the Uffizi Gallery, Accademia Gallery, Duomo, and Piazza Michelangelo while in Florence, but there is so much to do. Check out our top things to do in Florence article for more.

Are doing tours in Florence worth it?

Yes, yes, yes! Florence guides are among the most passionate and spirited in all of Europe. Tours bring the city to life and take the guesswork out of your trip.

How many days should we spend in Florence?

That depends on a lot, but one full day in Florence is the minimum and two is ideal if you want to visit nearby attractions like Tuscany or Pisa.

What is the best day to visit the Uffizi and Accademia?

Like most museums, Accademia is most busy on the weekends. It is also busy on Tuesdays since it is closed Mondays. If you have a choice, we recommend visiting Wednesday through Friday.

Do museums in Florence have long lines to enter?

Yes, both the Uffizi and Accademia get very busy and have long ticket lines most days of the year. When you purchase a tour (with us) you are also purchasing a ticket reservation which takes the guesswork out of visiting.

Can you visit the Uffizi and Accademia in one day?

You most certainly can. We have a tour that includes both museums as well as a stroll through Florence including Ponte Sisto and the Florence Cathedral from the outside.

Which Florence tours do we recommend?

These are some of our favorites:

Do you walk a lot in Florence?

Florence is a small town and people normally walk everywhere. There are taxis and some mass-transit, but you can walk across the center in 25 minutes. So yes, you'll likely walk a lot.

Is a tour of Accademia worth it?

Yes, of course. Tours have changed--they're fun now! Look for a small group between 15 and 20 and you'll find your time enjoyable and you'll learn a lot. For more, read our article on "are Accademia tours worth it?"

Is a tour of Uffizi worth it?

Will it be hot in Florence?

If you are coming in the summer, and most people do, then yes. Prepare to be hot. For men, a linen shirt and shorts in the summer or a dress for women. Mentally prepare for heat and you'll find it bothering you less. Bring a bottle of water and fill it up as you go!

What are the best restaurants in Florence?

Florence has lots of great restaurants and tourists traps in between. Check out our article on the best restaurants in Florence which we updated annually.

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Book tours to see David, the Uffizi, food tours, Vespa tours, and day trips to Tuscany or Cinque Terre

Book tours to see David, the Uffizi, food tours, Vespa tours, and day trips to Tuscany or Cinque Terre

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Private Pisa Day Trip from Florence with Lunch in Vinci

Tuscany Day Trip from Rome with Vineyard Lunch and Wine Tasting

Florence in a Half Day by Bike Tour

Livorno Shore Excursion: Florence & Pisa

Florence Accademia Gallery Express Guided Tour

Private Siena Walking Tour

Tuscany Wineland Safari from Florence

Pasta Cooking Class and Gourmet Wine Pairing in Florence

Semi-Private Cinque Terre Day Trip with Boat Ride from Florence

Florence Duomo Skip-the-Line Tour

Kid-Friendly Private Florence Walking Tour: David & Gelato

Authentic Tuscan Cooking Class in Florence with San Lorenzo Market

Brunello di Montalcino Helicopter Tour from Rome or Florence

Skip the Line Duomo Terraces Tour with Dome Climb

Orvieto, Civita di Bagnoregio & Winery Private Day Trip from Rome

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