Discovering Florence
• Explore the churches and museums, piazzas and bridges, monuments and artisanal ateliers of Renaissance Florence on a custom-tailored private city tour, led by one of our expert local guides.
• Taste your way through the city on a culinary walking tour that will take you to some of Florence’s best food markets, cafes, wine bars, gelaterias and more; or learn to make pizza during a hands-on cooking class at a family-owned restaurant, eating the results of your delicious work.
• Choose the perfect hotel from a carefully curated selection of accommodations designed to match a range of different styles, desires and budgets.
Experience a feast for the senses in Florence, the capital of Tuscany and Italy’s premier Renaissance gem, home to Michelangelo’s David, the famed Uffizi Museum, the shops of Ponte Vecchio and the grandeur of Brunelleschi’s grandly domed Duomo. Explore the cobbled streets and the piazzas once walked by Dante and Machievelli, then treat yourself to the wonders of local Tuscan wines and the region’s rustic but refined cuisine.
Arrive in Florence, settle in and explore on your own.
Explore Renaissance Florence with one of our expert local guides who are experienced, knowledgeable and full of passion. Venture through the city to uncover churches, piazzas, artisanal shops, coffee shops, and markets, for an authentic and discovery-rich city experience. Your guide is happy to tailor-make your itinerary to your interests and focus on a particular site, artist or theme. If you'd like, the day can include tickets and skip-the-line-access to David at the Accademia.
Today, delight your tastebuds with either a culinary walking tour through Florence or a hands-on pizza-making class. Buon appetito!
-Half-day private guided city tour of renaissance Florence including optional tickets & skip-the-line access to David at the Accademia
-Half-day culinary walking tour through the markets of Florence including private guide for 3 hours and tastings or 2-hour pizza making class at family-run restaurant in Florence
Experience a feast for the senses in Florence, the capital of Tuscany and Italy’s premier Renaissance gem, home to Michelangelo’s David, the famed Uffizi Museum, the shops of Ponte Vecchio and the grandeur of Brunelleschi’s grandly domed Duomo. Explore the cobbled streets and the piazzas once walked by Dante and Machievelli, then treat yourself to the wonders of local Tuscan wines and the region’s rustic but refined cuisine.
• Explore the churches and museums, piazzas and bridges, monuments and artisanal ateliers of Renaissance Florence on a custom-tailored private city tour, led by one of our expert local guides.
• Taste your way through the city on a culinary walking tour that will take you to some of Florence’s best food markets, cafes, wine bars, gelaterias and more; or learn to make pizza during a hands-on cooking class at a family-owned restaurant, eating the results of your delicious work.
• Choose the perfect hotel from a carefully curated selection of accommodations designed to match a range of different styles, desires and budgets.
Arrive in Florence, settle in and explore on your own
Explore Renaissance Florence with one of our expert local guides who are experienced, knowledgeable and full of passion. Venture through the city to uncover churches, piazzas, artisanal shops, coffee shops, and markets, for an authentic and discovery-rich city experience. Your guide is happy to tailor-make your itinerary to your interests and focus on a particular site, artist or theme. If you'd like, the day can include tickets and skip-the-line-access to David at the Accademia.
Today, delight your tastebuds with either a culinary walking tour through Florence or a hands-on pizza-making class. Buon appetito!
-Half-day private guided city tour of renaissance Florence including optional tickets & skip-the-line access to David at the Accademia
-Half-day culinary walking tour through the markets of Florence including private guide for 3 hours and tastings or 2-hour pizza making class at family-run restaurant in Florence