easy
9 hours
Suitable for most guests with moderate mobility; comfortable walking throughout the city
Discover Florence’s top cultural treasures on a private 9-hour tour from Livorno port. From Michelangelo’s David to the stunning cathedral, experience Italy’s Renaissance heart with expert guides and leisurely sights. Read on to see why this trip is a must-do in Tuscany!
For all ages • 9 Hours • Price per group • Shore excursions with personal tour driver!
Embark on a captivating 9-hour private tour of Florence from Livorno Port. Explore iconic sites like the Academy of Fine Arts, the stunning Cathedral of Florence, and the historic Piazza Della Signoria. Enjoy a leisurely lunch and shop at the Mercato Del Porcellino, all while guided by local experts in luxury comfort.
9 Hours
Our English speaking tour driver will welcome you at the dock beside your cruise ship in Livorno, for your private tour of Florence.
In Florence you will meet your local official English speaking guide. First of all, you’ll head to San Mark’s square, the location of the Academy of Fine Arts, which houses the Statue of David by Michelangelo, among other paintings by masters of the early and late Renaissance period. Like Pontormo and Alessandro Allori, both contemporaries of Michelangelo.
You will visit Florence’ famous locations Leaving the Academy of Fine Arts, you’ll walk along the Via Ricasoli to the Cathedral of Florence, also known as Saint Mary of the Flower, the third largest cathedral in Europe. The focal point of the cathedral is the magnificent dome created by Brunelleschi in the 15th century. And you can admire the inside of the 3600 sq. meters wide dome decorated by Giorgi Vasari in 1570, depicting the Heaven and Hell of the last judgment.
Next on the agenda is a visit to the Piazza Della Signoria. Its magnificent statues are done by great artists such as Giambologna, Benevenuto Cellini, Bartolomeo Ammanti and Pio Fede. Also of interest in the Piazza Della Signoria, is the Loggia Dei Lanci. Displayed here are other original statues by important artists. We continue onto the Arno River for a view of the Ponte Vecchio, built in the 14th century where all of the important jewelers of Florence can be found.
Finally you will have free time for lunch to taste the specialties of Florence and a browse around the Mercato Del Porcellino (Market of the wild boar). The day concludes with a trip back to Livorno.
Florence’s cobblestone streets and historic sites require sturdy footwear for easy exploration.
Private tours fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons, so secure your spot early.
While there’s no strict dress code, smart casual attire enhances your experience at high-end sites.
A bottle of water is a must as you traverse Florence’s historic streets and attractions.
Florence rose to prominence during the Renaissance as a hub of art, politics, and commerce, shaping Western culture profoundly.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve Florence’s historic architecture and reduce environmental impact through sustainable tourism practices.
Necessary for navigating Florence’s cobblestone streets comfortably.
Protects against sun exposure during outdoor walking in warm months.
summer specific
Good for unexpected showers, especially in transitional seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture the stunning architecture and vibrant street scenes.