Oltrarno

Check off the best bits of Italy’s Renaissance capital on this comprehensive walking tour of Florence. Stroll around the historic monuments of Piazza della Republica and Piazza della Signoria, cross the landmark Ponte Vecchio bridge, then admire the opulent Pitti Palace and the legendary Duomo. After browsing the designer boutiques of Via Tornabuoni and the artist’s workshops of lively Oltrarno, enjoy skip-the-line entrance to the Accademia museum to view Michelangelo's world-famous David sculpture. This small-group tour is limited to 15 people, ensuring a personalized experience.

Soak up Florentine food and culture during a traditional dinner and concert experience. Settle into a charming restaurant in Florence's Oltrarno district and feast on a Tuscan meal, with your choice of an à la carte menu including traditional dishes or a set menu served with Chianti wine. After satiating your taste buds, head to St Mark’s Anglican Church for an opera performance or concert, and enjoy a reserved front-row seat.

Tuscany is renowned for its cuisine, but to really understand Italian food, you need to do more than just eat it. This immersive tour offers the chance to sample Tuscan delicacies at Florence’s historic bottegas, shop for local ingredients, and learn to make traditional dishes such as gnocchi, cannelloni, and risotto during an expert-led cooking class; and tuck into a delicious homemade lunch.

Experience the magic of a Tuscan sunset in Florence with a traditional Italian aperitivo on this evening tour. Soak up the atmosphere of the Renaissance capital after dark as you follow your guide on a walking tour around the historic center and the districts of Oltrarno and San Frediano. Admire illuminated landmarks like the Ponte Vecchio, Santo Spirito church, and the Duomo as you explore the city, and stop along the way to sip Chianti wine and nibble on delicious Tuscan ‘crostini’.

With so much to see in Florence, it can be hard to know where to begin. On this private tour, take a break from your guidebook and make sure you hit all the most important Renaissance monuments, from Medici palaces and the famous Duomo to artsy Oltrarno across the river and high-fashion avenues. Plus, fit in a visit to one of the most famous sculptures of all-time with skip-the-line access to the popular Accademia Gallery, home of Michelangelo’s ‘David.’

This option is for wine lovers. With 45 minutes ride we’ll get to the Chianti area and meet one of our favourite winemaker. We’ll visit the winery, the vineyards, the cellar and then we’ll have a tasting and/or Tuscan lunch. Don’t worry, you can drink as much as you want, we’ll be driving! The sidecar experience will give you the chance to take picture (and short movie!) on the most beautiful landscape in the world, the Chianti, and to visit a couple of Medieval small town where the time seems to be stopped in XV century…

Florence is one of the most crowded touristic cities, but only in some specific areas. With your pocket guide you risk to spend your day in masses of people, probably loosing the best what the city has to offer. Participating at this tour will give you an opportunity to see Florence with the eyes of the insider. We will give you many useful tips about local life, food and drinks. Don’t loose your chance to follow the unbeaten tracks that remain secret to the most. Our walking tour of Florence starts in the middle of piazza S.Maria Novella; the tour will be guided in english and spanish. Our guides are all licensed!

With its iconic Renaissance masterpieces and stunning architecture, Florence is rightly one of the most-visited cities in Italy. But to avoid the crowds, seek out some of the city’s hidden gems with our tour. Oltrarno neighborhood of Florence. This is a quieter part of the tourist-heavy city. Tour the labyrinthine streets around Palazzo Pitti where you will find a wealth of tiny artisan shops, from shoemakers, goldsmiths, and leather bookbinders, to shops for ceramics and inlaid stones. If you are truly inspired, learn the craft of shoemaking as an apprentice at the Stefano Bemer shoe atelier. A short distance away from the impressive Piazza Pitti, you will visit some of the extraordinary workshops and admire local artisans at work in San Frediano district

Discover Florence’s thriving craft scene on a half-day insider’s tour of the places and people that are carrying on artistic traditions passed through the centuries. Visit the private workshops of local leather workers, goldsmiths, paper makers and more to watch these skilled artisans practicing their crafts. Learn about the traditional methods that have made Florentine goods highly sought after since the 13th century, and have a chance to purchase unique handmade items straight from the source.

Get to know Florence’s beer and brewery scene on this walking tour that includes beer and food tastings. In the Oltrarno quarter on the south side of the River Arno, visit local pubs where you’ll taste four different styles of Italian craft beer. Each is paired with a food sample. This is a great way to experience a different side of Italian culinary culture with a knowledgeable guide.

If you've had enough with galleries, if you think that art only hangs inside the museums, if you presume that Florence is just the cradle of the Renaissance, be ready to change your mind, and join us in this street art walking tour. We will be able to show you another side of the city. Explore with us the streets of Florence and find out the most vibrant urban art. Let’s spot together illegible graffiti, paste ups of Italian poetry, sculptures jutting out of the walls, gorgeous paintings of people different in shape, size, and color, and cheeky stickers on the street signs. Visit with us the most beautiful squares in Florence, our path will lead us through Santa Maria Novella, Piazza della Signoria and Piazza Pitti and then we’ll take a stroll off beaten path, visiting the alleys where the street art comes alive. Art is everywhere in Florence. Be bold! Be curious!

If you’re visiting Florence for the first time, opt for a personalised experience of the Tuscan city on a private 1- or 2-day tour that allows you to customize your itinerary according to your interests. You can choose between getting skip-the-line entry to the Academia Gallery; ascending to the top of Florence Duomo (Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori); taking a boat along the River Arno; and many more activities. Plus, a guide takes care of reservations and tickets so that you don’t have to. 

Hop on the train in Rome and enjoy an independent journey through the Italian countryside. Once you arrive in Florence your local host will be ready and waiting to show you all the highlights of their city. From the city’s political hub to the beautiful Ponte Vecchio bridge. Stroll through the lively old town and take in the charming architecture. Visit the beautiful Piazza del Duomo, Florence’s most popular landmark. Marvel at its beauty and if you are feeling active, climb to the top for a picture-perfect view of the city. Now it is time to discover some hidden medieval gems! Follow your new friend to some well-preserved historical buildings full of history. Plus visit a special tower that has survived a civil war, or two! Continue your interesting chat with your new friend over antipasto and wine! Discover where the Florentines have lunch and feel like one of them. Take in the local vibes and friendly atmosphere while you continue learning about Florence’s culture and history.

Skip the long lines with reserved tickets to see Michelangelo's David at the Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze. Embark on a 1-hour tour led by an art historian with a small group of just 15 other travelers. Entrance ticket not included.

Explore the Renaissance capital of Florence in a fun way without getting worn out with this private electric bike tour. Ride through the historic center and some of the surrounding hills.

Drink in the most picturesque sights in Florence while sipping authentic Chianti on this private wine tour through the cradle of the Renaissance. Learn about the city’s long and artistic history from an expert guide as you walk past famous landmarks like the Ponte Vecchio and Pitti Palace, plus the uncrowded districts of Oltarno, Santo Spirito, and San Frediano. Enhance the journey with stops at several wine bars and cellars to taste Tuscan wines along with typical Italian snacks.

Explore the Renaissance charm of Florence the easy and eco-friendly way on an afternoon electric bike tour. Cruise through winding medieval streets and squares on a battery-boosted e-bike, passing by highlights like the Santa Croce Church, Piazza Duomo, the San Lorenzo Market and the banks of the River Arno. Effortlessly scale the hills around the city to take in panoramic views from romantic Piazzale Michelangelo, and enjoy the flexibility to stop often for photos.

Get the perfect introduction to Florence with this small-group walking tour around the historical streets and piazzas. Aimed at Florence beginners (aka first-time visitors) to the city, the tour showcases the must-see sights such as the Ponte Vecchio, Mercato Centrale, Piazza della Repubblica, and more. Enjoy guided commentary about Florence, and make the most of greater interaction with your guide in a small group of just eight people.

Ours is a unique experience of its kind. We offer you a photo shoot, a reportage of your visit in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, lasting 2 hours, where we will accompany you to the most beautiful places in the city, we will let you discover unknown but equally unmissable glimpses. During our meeting we will be happy to offer you a typically Italian breakfast if the tour takes place in the morning or an aperitif if it takes place in the afternoon. The following day the files of your photos will be ready and we will deliver them to you on an elegant USB stick at your hotel or elsewhere if you prefer.

Producing a Tuscan wine is an art, and an important element of our culture, dating back more than 2,500 years. Recognized worldwide as being the best Italian wines, you taste our heritage with each sip. On our tour, you'll discover how every factor — from the soil and altitude to position relative to the sun — affects the characteristics and quality of the wines. Our expert guides will take you back in time, teaching you about Tuscany's rich wine heritage as you walk along Florence's historical city wine route.

Beyond fine art, Florence is known for its rich artisan heritage. Discover how local artisans are keeping this tradition alive on a private handcraft tour that gives new meaning to the phrase ‘Made in Italy.’ Depending on your interests, visit workshops specializing in leather, jewelry, paper, furniture, watches, and other Florentine goods that have been made by hand for centuries using time-honored methods.

Soak up the evening light in Florence during a private sunset walking tour with a knowledgeable guide. With its Renaissance treasures and beautiful architecture, Florence is always lovely but takes on an even more romantic glow as the sun goes down and famous attractions like Florence Cathedral, the Baptistery and Ponte Vecchio become illuminated.

Make time to slow down and take a stroll as the sun sets on the charming streets of Florence. Learn about the history and architecture of this UNESCO city in the company of a local expert. Discover the legacy of the Renaissance geniuses who lived in Florence. Culminate your tour with wine tasting in the Oltrarno neighborhood at the time of traditional aperitivo. Relax and take in the beauty of Florence at its most glorious time Familiarize with different types of Tuscan wines Join intimate small groups of maximum 12 people or less

Dedicated to those who prefer to experience the most suggestive atmosphere of Historic Florence. A two-hour walk in the afternoon is one of the best ways to start getting to know the city, savor the charm of its streets and discover the stories of the greatest characters in its history. A story that starts from the Roman origins of Florence up to the centuries-old history of the Medici family. Starting from the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the path will take you to the Cathedral, to the Church of Orsanmichele, to Piazza della Signoria to end on the Ponte Vecchio, from which you can walk to the Piazzale Michelangelo (a nineteenth-century terrace built on the hills) from which you can take panoramic photos of the city in one of its best moments, when the light of the sunset caresses its monuments, the river Arno and its bridges.