Hire a guide in Florence. Maximize your memorable experiences and minimize wasted time with a private tour of Florence: a walking tour off the beaten track, the highlights of the Uffizi Gallery and Michelangelo, Medici, museums tours.
Our guided tour will introduce you to all the must-see sights in town in search of the thread that links squares, churches and monuments to the destiny of the city. Avoiding tedious lists of dates and names, we will focus on the history and the anecdotes that bring the city and its architecture to life.
Experience the absolute masterpieces of the period: Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo. Leaving aside superfluous lists of dates and names, we will provide you with the keys to enter the compelling and profound world of Renaissance art. Visit the Uffizi Gallery with an expert guide: do not waste your time: it is precious.
If you come to Florence on a shore excursion or on a single day trip, we can customize your itinerary to maximize memorable experiences and minimize wasted time. A tour including Florence highlights: Duomo, Signoria square, Ponte Vecchio, the Academy and the Uffizi galleries. Treat yourself to art and beauty and leave worries about directions and practicalities aside.
Our guided tour will give you the keys to enter Michelangelo’s world. Out of the 30 sculptures that he created during his lifetime, 21 have their home here, including his undisputed masterpiece, the David. This is why there is no other place like Florence to understand his driven and tormented art.
The Medici are certainly not the only Florentines that are known to history as outstanding personalities. However, no other family has its destiny so inextricably and unequivocally intertwined with the city. Our guided tour will take you to the places where they revealed themselves as cunning bankers, shrewd rulers and ardent patrons. Built by money…
Oltrarno is the smallest portion of the city center, and yet it has so much to offer. From marveling at the grandeur of the Pitti palace to seeing local artisans at work, from gazing at great Renaissance frescoes to strolling through gardens, from discovering Raphael’s eternal talent to feeling like a local in some of the most fashionable bars in town. Oltrarno has it all!
Dante was undoubtedly a Florentine to the bone. Raised to be part of the city’s political and cultural elite, he was exiled from it in 1301 and desperately tried to return for the rest of his life. Needless to say that nowadays Florence is not the one Dante left 700 years ago. However, many of the places he loved and described have been preserved through the centuries. Together we will look for that Florence.
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