Top Tuscany Art Tours - page 6

From masterpieces of Renaissance art to royal Medici intrigue, Florence is like a living history museum waiting to be explored. Uncover its medieval secrets on this guided 2-hour walking tour of historic highlights including the Pitti Palace, Ponte Vecchio, Church of Santa Croce, Piazza della Repubblica and the iconic Duomo. Hear your guide’s live narration clearly through an audio headset.

Florence's Pitti Palace is vast, and exploring it on your own can feel overwhelming. This guided tour focuses on the palace’s highlights, helping you navigate its grand rooms and major collections in a shorter, more manageable visit. With timed entry arranged, step inside to explore the Palatine Gallery’s Renaissance masterpieces and the ornate Imperial and Royal Apartments, while your guide provides context that brings the Medici-era palace to life.

The Uffizi Galleries is one of Florence's most popular (and crowded) sights. But on this small-group tour, you can prevent any hassle with prebooked admission tickets, and explore the galleries with a guide who can lead you straight to the masterpieces. See works of art by Michelangelo, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and other Renaissance giants, all in one time-saving visit.

Spend a morning in Florence visiting two of the world’s most important museums on a great-value combo tour of the Ufizzi and Accademia galleries. See iconic Renaissance masterpieces from Italy and beyond, including the works of Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Botticelli, and Michelangelo. Learn about collection highlights from an art historian guide, and enjoy leisure time to explore the museums on your own.

Explore Florence quickly and efficiently on a guided bike tour, available in both the morning and afternoon. Pedal past attractions such as the Dante House Museum (Museo Casa di Dante), where the author of the Inferno was born. Stop at landmarks such as the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, the Duomo, and Piazza della Repubblica.

Discover one of Florence's top museums, and get more out of your visit than you would if exploring alone, on this guided tour of the Uffizi Galleries. With prebooked admission tickets and just your private guide for company, get right to exploring the collection's highlights. Learn the stories behind the Italian Renaissance masterworks, and leave the navigating to your guide.

Avoid feeling overwhelmed by one of the world’s most complex art museums or wasting time waiting to enter. This private tour of the Uffizi Gallery helps you focus on the most important Renaissance masterpieces, from Michelangelo and Botticelli to Leonardo da Vinci. Timed-entry access ensures a smoother, more hassle-free visit.

Forget climbing the hill to reach the famed Piazzale Michelangelo viewpoint; take an electric golf cart instead. Climb aboard your eco-friendly vehicle and soak up the views as you follow the Viale dei Colli route. Capture beautiful photos of Florence, from the cathedral to the Old Palace, then head back down towards the San Miniato Abbey while listening to an audio guide with stories and the history of the Renaissance city.

Discover the Accademia Gallery in a more meaningful way with a private, personalized tour. Tailor your experience to focus on art, history, or culture, and enjoy a curated journey through the museum’s highlights and hidden gems. Explore Michelangelo’s David and other Renaissance masterpieces over the course of an hour and skip the crowds with fast-track entry—perfect for time-poor travelers.

Discover a lesser known gem in Florence with this guided tour of the San Marco Museum. This 15th-century Dominican convent-museum is home to incredible frescoes by Renaissance masters such as Beato Angelico, Fra Bartolomeo, and Domenico Ghirlandaio, and features painted monks’ cells, a refectory, and more. Includes skip-the-line admission and a private guide to bring the convent’s story, architecture, and art to vivid life.

Discover the countryside and towns of Tuscany on a day trip from Florence, and see more of the region than you could manage alone. You’ll travel with a guide in a small group of no more than 12 people, and enjoy a mix of guided tours, free time, and tastings for an in-depth visit. Highlights include Siena, San Gimignano, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and lunch at a Tuscan winery.

Get a time-saver introduction to the history-filled Vatican Museum during this shared guided tour. Discover masterworks from Renaissance artists like Raphael and Michelangelo, stand under the iconic frescoed ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, and learn about centuries of papal history in St. Peter's Basilica. Tours include fast-track admission tickets and audio headsets.

Explore all the secrets hidden in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence with this two-hours semi-private and thirty minutes guided experience inside one of the symbols of the city. Get ready to meet some of the most beautiful pieces of art in the World. The Renaissance is waiting for you right inside Uffizi Gallery, one of the biggest museums in Italy. Built by Medici’s family it hosts some masterpieces whose authors are pretty well known: have you ever heard about Botticelli? And what about Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo? Get ready for a 2-hours semi-private guided experience inside this huge gallery with your certified guide. The tour starts quite early in the morning in order to provide the most intimate experience as possible.

Come and visit the last Medici residence in Florence with a private local Guide. The museum takes place through the daily life of the family of the Medici Grand Dukes, from Cosimo I to the last descendants (early 700), Ferdinand, Gian Gastone and finally Anna Maria Luisa also called the Electress Palatine to whom the museum is dedicated. In addition to the civic and political function of the rooms, the museum also preserves a private collection of paintings, ancient statues, furniture and Florentine mosaics of great beauty and historical importance. Not to mention the frescoes that decorate the ceilings and walls. Main attractions of the palace : - Palatine Gallery - Gallery of Modern Art - Treasure of the Grand Dukes - Museum of Fashion and Costume At the end of the Guided Tour in the Pitti Palace, the guide will give you the entrance to the Boboli Gardens

Enjoy an in-depth private look at one of Florence's prettiest Renaissance churches and its ancient pharmacy with this Basilica of Santa Maria Novella tour. Then, tour the basilica's charming Cloisters, decorated with frescoes by Paolo Uccello, and explore an ancient pharmaceutical workshop.

Breeze past notoriously long lines at the Uffizi Gallery when you book this small-group tour with a pre-reserved admission ticket. Going with a guide is recommended, as you’ll get to hear stories and secrets about the Medici family that you won’t find in the guidebooks. The small group size provides an intimate experience, with ample time for questions and a break on the rooftop terrace for refreshments and city views.

Seeing Michelangelo’s “David” is a must-do in Florence but the lines to get inside the Accademia Gallery can be long. This private tour offers skip-the-line access to the gallery to ensure you maximize your time. On the way to the Accademia, your art historian guides you on a walking tour through Florence's public squares and markets to see landmarks including Giotto's Bell Tower and the Ponte Vecchio.

The grandiose resting place of Florence’s ruling Medici family, the Medici Chapels feature works by Michelangelo including a Madonna and child. Tickets can be hard to come by but this timed-ticket package guarantees you entry. Explore at your own pace or use the audio guide app to clue you in on tales of poisonings, betrayals, and illegitimate children, from a dynasty that makes “Succession” look like “The Waltons”.

The Museum of San Marco is decorated with Fra' Angelico masterpieces, but much of its history remains a mystery when visiting on your own. Gain a better understanding of this former convent's art and history on this private guided tour. Take in the Dominican friars' frescoed cells, the refectory with Domenico Ghirlandaio’s Last Supper, the historic Medici Library, and Girolamo Savonarola’s cell with his preserved robe. Learn about the artists that once lived and worked here, then conclude at the stunning Basilica San Marco, the resting place of Poliziano and Savonarola.

Discover the highlights of Florence and soak up city’s extraordinary wealth of art and architectural gems on this private walking tour. Meet your guide right in the center of town and head straight to the Renaissance city’s most important landmarks. You’ll admire the Ponte Vecchio, THE Santa Maria Novella, the Duomo (with its famous dome), the Medici chapels, and numerous other UNESCO-listed highlights, with informative commentary from your guide.

Visiting the Uffizi is a must for art lovers, but this world-famous museum can be overrun during the peak hours of the day. Beat the crowds with this early-morning tour and take in masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raffaelo, and Leonardo da Vinci with a guide to better appreciate their history and importance. Meet in Piazza della Signoria for a short overview of the Palazzo Vecchio and Ponte Vecchio.

See two of Florence’s most popular museums in one day with a full-day tour that includes entrance tickets to the Accademia Gallery and The Uffizi. Save time with reservations to the museums and a guided tour of the famous and lesser-known artworks. Your guide also takes you on a walking tour of the city center that covers highlights such as the Piazza San Giovanni (Duomo Square).

Enjoy an unhurried experience at the Uffizi Gallery on a private tour. See masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, and other artists, and get insight into Renaissance art, its legends, and hidden details. Stroll through grand halls filled with centuries-old treasures and enjoy a personal experience with a guide on hand to answer any questions.

Visiting Michelangelo's "David" is a must-do while in Florence, but the crowds and lines at the ever-popular Accademia Gallery, where it's displayed, can make logistics complicated. Instead, avoid the long queues with skip-the-line admission, and head inside with just your private guide for company. See the "David" up close, and then continue on to discover the museum's other Italian Renaissance highlights.