FLORENCE
The picks worth your morning.
Florence has 10 standout small group tours. Each entry below covers what is actually included, who runs it, and the price you pay.
Skip-the-line Uffizi with a live guide, headsets, and a focused Medici-to-Renaissance story. Stairs and terrace views included.
“Our guide was so knowledgeable, friendly and efficient, superb!”
Small-group Uffizi tour with priority entry, headsets, and expert storytelling, plus extra time to wander Florence’s top art sights.
“Rube is attentive and knowledgeable. She has done a good job highlighting the art pieces that she presented for the tour to showcase the greatness of the museum within one and half hour.”
Skip long lines in Florence with a small-group sampler: Accademia’s David, a Duomo area walk, Piazza Signoria, then an express Uffizi visit.
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Priority-entry Uffizi tour with headsets and a small-group guide, covering Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo, plus Renaissance to Baroque.
Small group Florence tour with timed Accademia entry for Michelangelo’s David and reserved Uffizi access, plus optional cathedral walk.
“This was a 2 part tour. The Academia tour was lead by a lovely Danish woman. Tour was very informative and was just detailed enough.”
Small-group Florence tour pairing Accademia and Uffizi with timed entry, Michelangelo and Botticelli highlights, plus optional Tuscan lunch.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable. She was algo helpful in providing us with all the information. We felt ver confortable with her as our guide. Most important, we learned so much.”
Skip-the-line Florence tour: Accademia and Uffizi with small-group guide. See David, Duomo, and Botticelli’s Venus.
Semi-private Uffizi tour for up to 15 with timed entry, headsets, and a sharp 90-minute route through Renaissance masterpieces.
Skip the general line and see Uffizi’s top Renaissance masterpieces with a small group and expert guide. 1.5–2 hours in Florence.
Uffizi Gallery small-group fast-track tour in Florence with a live guide and headsets. See Michelangelo, Botticelli, Caravaggio in 1h45.
“Never got in. The line, while organized, was an hour wait before entering for a 1:45 minute tour. We left before entering so I’m not sure if the group actually got in before the tour ended.”
