Florence
Florence
You will be part of a time machine, walking in history from the Roman Empire (90 BC), when the city was founded, to the Renaissance. Art, history, and fun: let us guide you into the essence of Florence with a local, English-speaking tour guide, fully licensed.
You will see Michelangelo's *David* and the *Slaves* in the Accademia Gallery, enjoy lunch in a very special and authentic place, and be part of the birthplace of the Renaissance. This experience will be unforgettable.
Our driver will pick you up at your place and drive you comfortably to the meeting point with your guide, near Ponte Vecchio. Alternatively, if your accommodation is in the city center, our tour guide will come directly to you. The tour will take all day, and your guide will be your guardian angel throughout.
We want to show you not only the wonderful architecture, art, and legends of Florence but also make you feel familiar with the city. We aim to make you feel at home, and understand the power of this place, its historical rivalry with Siena, and what it means to be Florentine.
The tour will end at 6 PM, and you can choose to stay for dinner and enjoy Florence at night. Our driver will pick you up after dinner to take you back to your accommodation.
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- Woman enjoys beautiful view on famous Duomo cathedral in Florence, standing on empty cathedral square during morning time. Stylish woman visiting italian landmarks. Traveling Italy concept
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- Ponte Vecchio historical bridge and the riverside promenade gallery in the Old town of Florence, Tuscany, Italy
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- statue of Perseus with head in hand Florence Italy
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- Florence, Italy – May 31, 2019: Crowds line up in the inner courtyard of the famed Uffizi Gallery, waiting for a chance to view some of the most renowned pieces of art in the Western world.
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- Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore with Brunelleschi’s Dome, Giotto’s Campanile and Baptisterium in Piazza del Duomo, Florence, Italy, in dramatic sunrise light
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- Mother and daughter tourists sightseeing beautiful Italian city of Florence capital of Italian region of Tuscany. The family is standing in Loggia dei Lanzi, an open-air sculpture gallery in the central Piazza della Signoria.