Italy · CITY TOURS IN FLORENCE
Consider this the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 city tours in Florence that hold up, each with what it costs, what travellers said afterwards, and the thing to check before you pay.
Hop-on hop-off Florence bus with panoramic Line A and Line B routes, open-top views, and an app with real-time tracking and audio in English.
“Just make sure you take the red route first, as this is the longest. Do that on the first day, as it ends early around 4pm, which is annoying.”
Eco-friendly Florence golf cart tour with audio in 11 languages. Ride past Ponte Vecchio to Michelangelo, with a driver and photo stops.
“Charlie, our tour guide was fantastic, funny, knowledgeable & a true gentleman. What an adventure we had. We loved zooming through the streets of Florence! Best tour we have done so far! highly recommend! We love you Charlie!!”
Timed entry for Michelangelo's David and the Uffizi, plus Duomo and Ponte Vecchio in a 5-hour guided Florence walk.
“Great tour for an introduction of Florence and the Renaissance Era! Our tour guide Daniela was fantastic and very helpful.”
Florence in a Day packs Accademia’s David, Duomo sights, Baptistery stops, and Ponte Vecchio into a 3-hour small-group walk with skip-the-line access.
“Very much enjoyed the experience and our guide was very informative. He knew a lot about art history and was able to explain all that we were seeing. Definitely would recommend!”
Guided Florence rickshaw tour from Duomo Square to Ponte Vecchio, with local stories, photo stops, and minimal walking.
“From the moment I met Stefano, I knew I am in good hands. He was warm, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the history and beauty of Florence. The rickshaw itself was comfortable and allowed us to explore the narrow, winding streets that cars can't access – making it an intimate and immersive experience. Stefano’s enthusiasm was contagious, and his insights made us feel connected to the city in a way that walking tours just don’t. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to Florence, this tour is a must.”
Ride vintage Graziella bikes through Florence with a licensed guide for 2 hours, hitting Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and top piazzas. $30.
“It was fun to see Florence by bike. Our had a great deal of knowledge about art and the history of Florentine architecture which made our tour lovey. It was very hot though!”
FirenzeCard museum pass for 72 hours in Florence. Priority entry to 60 museums, including Uffizi and Accademia, plus discounts.
“Absolutely worth the price, especially if you’re into art history.”
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