Florence Art & Heritage Tour with Under The Tuscan Sun Tours

In the heart of Florence, Italy, lies a district rich with craftsmanship and history—the Oltrarno. Known for its artisan workshops and centuries-old traditions, this part of the city offers a chance to walk through the streets where master artisans continue to produce marbled paper, restore ancient books, and craft local masterpieces. Under The Tuscan Sun Tours guides visitors on a 4-hour journey into this vibrant world, blending cultural immersion with culinary delights.

Starting in an inviting piazza, the tour meanders through narrow cobblestone streets, where you’ll witness artisans at work within their hidden ateliers. Watching the intricate process of marbled paper creation or the delicate art of book restoration offers a rare glimpse into Florence’s storied artistic lineage. Beyond craftsmanship, the tour provides engaging stories about Florence’s history—its rise as a Renaissance hub and the enduring influence of its creatives. Culminating in a visit to a cozy enoteca, participants indulge in wine tastings paired with Tuscan delicacies, making the experience both educational and flavorful.

This trip stands out because it isn’t just sightseeing; it’s participation in the city’s living culture. Perfect for art lovers, history buffs, or anyone seeking an authentic Florentine experience, the tour encourages connection with local artisans and an appreciation for Florence’s ongoing creative spirit. Under The Tuscan Sun Tours’s intimate approach guarantees personal insights, making each visitor feel like a guest in a cherished family workshop.

Whether your interest is in history, art, or gastronomy, this journey through Oltrarno uncovers a side of Florence often missed by tourists. It’s perfect for those who want to deepen their understanding of Italy’s artistic roots while enjoying the city’s warm, inviting atmosphere. Join this engaging tour and take home more than just photos—bring home stories of craftsmanship and tradition that define Florence itself.