WALKING TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 florence walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Small-group Florence walking tour with an expert guide, Duomo and Medici stops, Ponte Vecchio finale, free luggage deposit, and skip-the-line access.
Most Popular1.5-hour guided walk through Florence’s key sights, from Duomo and Medici areas to Ponte Vecchio, with expert stories.
“Eduardo is very knowledgeable and explain carefully detailed.”
Skip the lines to David and the Uffizi with an expert guide in a small group. Headsets, smart pacing, and a 4-hour best-of Florence plan.
“I enjoyed the tour, but because of the crowds, it moved at a really slow pace and we didn’t get to hear about as many sculptures and paintings that we would’ve liked. We did get to see the main attractions at both places and learned a lot about those pieces. Just wish it wasn’t as…”
Small-group Florence tour: skip waiting with reserved Accademia and Uffizi entry, guided stories, and optional walk past Duomo and David’s square.
“The tour guide was very friendly and knew a lot about Florence. She was able to share a lot of information about the David statue.”
Skip-the-line to Michelangelo’s David plus a guided Florence walk to Ponte Vecchio, Piazza Signoria, and Duomo Square.
“Our guide was excellent, did a great job of taking us through the Academia/the works of Michelangelo. I’d highly recommend this tour”
1.5-hour guided walk through Florence’s Duomo, Signoria Square, and Ponte Vecchio, with an expert guide and radio system.
A 2-hour Florence walking tour linking Medici intrigue, Renaissance art, and the Duomo engineering story, with local food and shopping tips.
Skip-the-line small-group tour of Florence’s Accademia and Uffizi with Michelangelo’s David, Botticelli’s Venus, and Duomo Square.
Skip-the-line access to Michelangelo’s David plus a guided walk through Florence’s top sights, bridges, palaces, and city highlights.
“Great experience! We had a personal tour since others didn't show up with a fantastic and knowledgable guide. We walked for 3 hrs and felt like we learned about all the main parts of the city. Plus she gave us tips about authentic Florence places to shop and eat.”
Florence after dark: a 105-minute walking tour of Medici murders, serial killers, legends, and Renaissance landmarks ending at Ponte Vecchio.
See Michelangelo’s David and the Uffizi’s best Renaissance paintings plus a Florence walking loop, with timed museum entry.
“An excellent tour if you want to get the most out of your time in Florence. Our guide Stefano was very knowledgeable and engaging for the group. Excellent!”
Florence highlights on foot with timed Accademia and Uffizi tickets plus a 3-course Tuscan lunch. Small English groups.
“The guided tour in La Academia was great with our guide Alicia, very knowledgeable. The city walking tour is not worthy, very fast, lots of information and we couldn't hear all the explanations because the lack of transmisors. The lunch was not good, and finally the visit to the Uffizi Gallery was very well managed…”
Walk Florence’s Medici trail in a small group, stop at the Medici Chapel for Commesso Fiorentino mosaics, and understand Medici power struggles.
“Very informative. Learned a lot and the tour wasn’t too long. Time was just right.”
2.5-hour Florence street-food and wine walk with Cathedral and Ponte Vecchio views, built around tastings and gelato.
A low-cost, small-group Florence walking tour covering major sights in 2.5 hours, led in English with practical local tips.
“Book it immediately - almond was awesome!! He was informative and witty - great way to see the city - highly recommend”
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