3h • On foot • Tickets extra and NOT refundable • Max 30pp
Walk Florence's most storied streets and step inside the Accademia to meet Michelangelo's David. This three-hour guided experience pairs civic landmarks with focused gallery time and local storytelling.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Basic urban fitness—able to walk for several hours over uneven cobbles and climb short staircases.
Wildlife
History
Michelangelo carved David between 1501 and 1504; the sculpture became a symbol of Florentine civic pride during the Renaissance.
Conservation
Respect museum rules, avoid flash photography, and support local artisans by choosing sustainable souvenirs; minimize plastic waste while exploring the city.
Guided Florence Tours
3h • On foot • Tickets extra and NOT refundable • Max 30pp
Guided Florence Tours is a Florence-based tour operator located in Firenze, Toscana, offering curated guided experiences across the city’s most important cultural sites. The company provides a range of formats—private tours, small-group walks, family-friendly activities, and bike excursions—designed for visitors who want focused, narrative-driven exploration of Florence’s art, history, and neighborhoods.
Highlights include specialized museum tours (Uffizi, Accademia, Bargello, San Marco), thematic walks (Michelangelo and Medici connections, the Vasari Corridor), neighborhood explorations (Oltrarno artisan quarter), and active experiences like the Discovery of Florence by Bike. A dedicated kids’ discovery tour uses storytelling and interactive stops to make history engaging for families. Several tours emphasize intimate access and context, such as viewing Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia and the Vasari Corridor’s elevated passage above the city.
Guided Florence Tours positions each itinerary around expert narration and site-focused experiences that connect artworks, architecture, and local stories. The operator offers formats suitable for different interests and group sizes, including private and small-group options that balance personalized attention with shared discovery. Practical details appear in individual tour descriptions, while bookings typically specify meeting points and duration. Tours stop at palaces, sculptures, medieval streets and artisan workshops, with family-friendly moments like a gelato break. Highlights include the Brancacci Chapel, Medici Chapels, Michelangelo’s wooden Crucifix, and panoramic views from the Vasari Corridor. Booking details listed per tour.
Tours Offered
10 Tours
Varied museum and neighborhood options
Group Types
Private & Small
Family-friendly and small-group formats
Duration Info
See tour pages
Meeting points and durations listed
Location
Firenze, Toscana
Tours centered on Renaissance Florence
Book private or small-group museum visits, neighborhood walks, or a family-friendly kids discovery tour — check each tour page for details and availability.
Bring cash for tickets
The guide buys museum tickets but expects entry fees to be paid in cash at the tour start (adult €30; children 6–17 €8).
Wear sturdy shoes
Streets are cobbled and uneven—comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes make three hours far more pleasant.
Mind museum rules
Photography inside the Accademia is restricted and flash is typically prohibited—observe signage and staff instructions.
Ask for quieter viewing
Request guidance for less crowded times inside the gallery or linger on a favorite work; guides can time commentary to minimize line waits.
Comfortable walking shoes
Protects your feet on cobbled streets and keeps you comfortable during the three-hour walk.
Small daypack
Carries water, wallet for ticket payment, and a lightweight layer without getting in the way in galleries.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated is essential during summer walks between piazzas and galleries.
summer
Light rain jacket
Short showers are common in shoulder seasons; a packable jacket keeps you dry without bulk.
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