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Susan_R, Oct 2026
Great tour!!
This was a great tour that gave us wonderful information about Florence, The Duomo and The Accademia Museum! The highlight of course was seeing David! Valentina was our guide, and she was knowledgeable, funny and passionate about the history and beauty of the sites we visited. Highly recommend!
Amy_S, Oct 2026
Romantic
We had an absolute blast with Marco! It was a great way to connect all of Florence and see the amazing hills of Tuscany! We ended the trip at Piazzale Michelangelo-breathtaking with a convenient bus #12 we could take back to the S.M. Novella train station. We took the tour at 5pm for the sunset but we would recommend going anytime as it’s very crowded. A very nice break from walking. Thank you, Marco!
Kevin_Z, Oct 2026
Pasta class
The pasta class was a fun filled 2 1/2 hours. Our Chef was great and explained everything very thoroughly for us to enjoy the session. Were able to enjoy some free wine with the past that we had made at at the end of the class. Our class had approximately 14 people in, but we could have easily accommodate another six or more in the beautiful area that we were being taught. The class area was in an old brick and stone room which was very cool.
Denise_M, Oct 2026
Climb the Dome and Duomo museum tour- Do not miss!
My husband and I had 2 days in Florence at the beginning of our first trip to Italy and the first thing we did on the afternoon of our arrival was this tour. It was amazing. We didn’t realize that all the items from the Duomo are now located in the Duomo museum across the plaza so the Duomo is basically empty. Thankfully this tour included a tour of the museum before the actual Dome climb which really helped ground us in the history and what we were going to see in the Dome and view of the Duomo. Debra our guide was excellent. She was very knowledgeable and covered so much detail. You really need a guide for the museum or so much will be lost. After the museum, and a quick tour of the outside of the Duomo, she dropped our group off at the entrance to the Dome climb and we were off on our own to climb and explore the incredible views at the top. The bonus was because the actual Duomo and Baptistry were closed at the time of our tour, our ticket allowed us to visit these sites as well as climb the bell tower any time in the next 3 days! We did all of these other locations other than to climb the bell tower (we’d already seen the views and didn’t feel the need to climb again!) the next day before we left Florence for our next stop in Italy.
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Filled with art, history, and some of the world's best food and gelato, Florence and its terracotta-tinged streets are high on many a traveler's bucket list. Most visitors flock to Firenze to see Michelangelo's David at the Accademia, visit the Uffizi, and climb the Duomo, but don't stop there. Take a cooking class, explore wine tastings, and go on a Vespa sightseeing adventure—these Florence tours can help maximize your time in the city—and out of it, too. Unmissable day trips include Cinque Terre, Pisa, and Siena, along with activities like horseback riding and hot-air ballooning.

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