Top Tuscany Kid-Friendly Tours

Learn about Florentine cuisine's history and its distinct flavor profiles with this cookery class. Including a market visit to collect ingredients, this offers a more immersive experience than dining out alone. See how locals shop at the Central Market to select fresh ingredients, discovering produce you might otherwise miss. Then learn to make Tuscan favorites like bruschetta, homemade pasta, and tiramisu. Afterwards, enjoy your meal paired with unlimited Chianti wine.

A hands-on workshop is a fun way to discover the secrets to preparing authentic Italian pizza and gelato, but most cooking classes take up half a day. This express option is ideal for time-pressed travelers who want to break up their Florence sightseeing with an interactive cooking experience in the city center. Learn how to make pizza and gelato from scratch, plus feast on your creations (served with wine) in just a few hours.

Gain priority entrance to the Leonardo Interactive Museum in Florence—and step inside the creative mind of one of the world's greatest artists and inventors—when you prebook admission tickets online. Your ticket offers unlimited access to the museum, so you can spend as long you like exploring the exhibitions, admiring recreations of Leonardo’s machines, and learning more about the true Renaissance man.

Give your family a break from sightseeing with this small-group pizza and gelato cooking class in the Oltrarno neighborhood. Learn how to roll out and top authentic Italian pizza, then create two gelato flavors with seasonal ingredients for a sweet treat. Cap off your class with a delicious meal to sample your creations alongside your fellow classmates and instructor in a cozy Florentine kitchen.

The Uffizi Galleries are among the world’s most famous and celebrated art museums, but it can be a challenge to get children excited about art history. This private half-day tour is specially designed for families, with fun commentary and interactive games and quizzes to keep the kids entertained. Adults can admire the art without worrying about bored kids. Morning or afternoon time slots are available to suit your family’s schedule.

Sightseeing with kids in tow can be a challenge, but it doesn’t have to be. Take the stress out of keeping your kids engaged while you take in the sights on this private, family-friendly tour in Florence. Let your guide facilitate games and activities to keep your children curious and captivated at each stop along the way.

Explore Florence in a way the whole family can enjoy with this kid-friendly private tour. Play games, tackle trivia questions, and hear stories about the city’s sights as you discover the city. Visit San Lorenzo Market, Piazza della Repubblica, Ponte Vecchio, and San Lorenzo Market, whilst keeping the kids engaged and entertained.

Make Renaissance art and architecture of Florence fun for even the youngest visitors on this kid-focused walking tour, which includes skip-the-line admission tickets to the Accademia Gallery. Learn about highlights like the famous Duomo with engaging games and treasure hunts as you move through the historic center. Then, head to the acclaimed art museum to marvel at Michelangelo’s David and other masterpieces.

Take a sweet break from sightseeing and indulge your love of gelato with a short class at an academy devoted to the delicious frozen treat in Florence. Join a small group of no more than six fellow enthusiasts at a family-owned company known for its artisanal products, and learn how to craft the perfect gelato. Then, make your own flavor and discover how to scoop gelato like a pro.

Michelangelo left a significant mark on Florence—from his "David" at the Accademia Gallery to his tomb at the Basilica di Santa Croce—but presenting his life and work in a way that holds children's attention requires a particular approach. This private family tour visits both sites with a guide who tailors the storytelling to younger travelers, covering Michelangelo's life as a Renaissance artist in a way that works for children and adults alike.

Visiting a museum with the kids can be stressful, but this private tour of the Uffizi Galleries in Florence makes it an experience the whole family can enjoy. A specially trained guide designs games and activities so kids of all ages, as well as the parents, can have fun while learning about the Italian Renaissance. Plus, thanks to skip-the-line access and prebooked admission tickets, you can benefit from hassle-free logistics.

Sightseeing with kids isn’t always easy, but this private tour of Pisa is tailor-made for families. Your guide keeps the whole family engaged with quizzes, games, and interactive iPad displays to bring monuments like the Cathedral and Baptistery to life—plus you’ll enjoy guaranteed skip-the-line entrance to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, avoiding wait times. Note: not recommended for travelers with heart problems or serious medical conditions.

Make pizza and gelato like a pro during a 3-hour cooking class in Florence, with optional round-trip transport from Lucca. With the help of a local chef, you’ll create a pizza from scratch: kneading the dough, making the sauce, and baking it to crisp perfection. Learn about the art of gelato making and the importance of quality ingredients, then sit down to eat your creations with drinks. The full experience, with transport from Lucca, lasts five hours.

Enjoy a fun and educational journey through Renaissance Florence on this private walking tour designed for families with kids. Stroll through the city's winding medieval streets with a guide, stopping to see the spots where history was made by legendary figures such as Michelangelo, Galileo, and Dante, and visit the Leonardo da Vinci Museum for an interactive exploration.

Show the kids a different side of Florence on an evening walking tour designed just for families. Your guide will keep kids engaged with games, photo contests, and multimedia activities along the way. Enjoy a family-friendly approach to Renaissance history as you visit illuminated sights, including the Duomo and Palazzo Pitti. No need to worry about dinner plans, as the tour includes stops for pizza and gelato.