Private Tours
Walking Tour Of Florence
Walking Tour Of Florence
Duration: about 3 hours
Meeting point: at your hotel if in the historical center; otherwise, to be agreed
With this tour we will walk through the streets and squares of Florence to discover its wonders. The Religious Center with the majestic cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, the baptistery dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ever mysterious Brunelleschi’s Dome. In the Medieval District, called Dante’s District, between the alleys and the tower houses we will discover how the florentine people lived in 1200. In Signoria Square, an open-air museum, with its statues symbols of Republican Florence but above all of the power of the Medici Grand Dukes. Santa Croce Square overlooked by the imposing Franciscan basilica with funeral monuments in memory of national glories. The Ponte Vecchio, a symbol of this city whose beauty continues to shine through the centuries.
The Medici District, where the most famous and important dynasty of Florence, The Medici, lived and had their family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Finally Pitti Square which overlooks Palazzo Pitti, the last Medici residence and royal palace when Florence was the capital of Italy.
Price: 180 Euro – from 2 to 8 people
210 Euro – from 9 to 15 people (radio included)
No entrance fees
Best of Florence – Walking Tour
Best of Florence – Walking Tour
Duration: about 2 hours
Meeting point: at your hotel if in the historical center; otherwise, to be agreed
On this tour you will discover the highlights of the city on a pleasant walk.
The Religious Center, with the majestic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the Baptistery of San Giovanni Battista and Giotto’s Bell Tower. Signoria Square, open-air museum, symbol of the power of the Florentine Republic and Gruanduchy Medici. The Medieval District of Dante, among medieval alleys and towers, and the Medici District where they lived and had the family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo. Without forgetting the Ponte Vecchio, our beatiful bridge that is a symbol of the city,
Price: 120 Euro – from 2 to 8 people
150 Euro – from 9 to 15 people (radio included)
No entrance fees
Florence and Uffizi Museum
Best of Florence – Walking Tour
Duration: about 5 hours
Meeting point: at your hotel if in the historical center; otherwise, to be agreed
With this tour we will walk through the streets and squares of Florence to discover its wonders and visit the most famous museum in Florence and throughout Italy, the Uffizi.
The Religious Center with the majestic cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, the baptistery dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ever mysterious Brunelleschi’s Dome. In the Medieval District, called Dante’s District, between the alleys and the tower houses we will discover how the florentine people lived in 1200. In Signoria Square, an open-air museum, with its statues symbols of Republican Florence but above all of the power of the Medici Grand Dukes. Santa Croce Square overlooked by the imposing Franciscan basilica with funeral monuments in memory of national glories. The Ponte Vecchio, a symbol of this city whose beauty continues to shine through the centuries.
The Medici District, where the most famous and important dynasty of Florence, The Medici, lived and had their family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Finally Pitti Square which overlooks Palazzo Pitti, the last Medici residence and royal palace when Florence was the capital of Italy.
We will then discover the masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery, over 3000 works of art, including sculptures, statues and paintings. Getting lost among so much beauty is easy but thanks to this private tour I will make sure that you get to see some of the world’s most famous masterpieces!
Price: 300 Euro – From 2 to 8 people.
330 Euro From 9 to 15 people (including radio)
Museum entrance tickets not included.
Cost of tickets available on the museum’s official website: https://www.uffizi.it/en/pages/tickets-fares
Reservations required Euro 4.00 per person to guarantee priority entry.
Tour not available on Mondays due to the weekly closure of the museum and on days of free admission as entry cannot be booked.
The museum entry time depends on the availability of reserved entrances to the museum itself. The walking tour will take place according to the museum entry time.
There will be a refreshment break or lunch based on the tour schedule.
The cost of meals is not included in the tour price.
Firenze and the David of Michelangelo
Firenze il David
Duration: about 4 hours
Meeting point: at your hotel if in the historical center; otherwise, to be agreed
It’s impossible to say that you have visited Florence without having seen the David, Michelangelo’s masterpiece.
Together we will visit the Accademia Gallery Museum which dispalys in addition to David, the statues of Michelangelo’s Prisons, as well as a vast collection of paintings from the 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th centuries.
We will also walk around the city to discover its wonders.
The Religious Center with the majestic cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, the baptistery dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ever mysterious Brunelleschi’s Dome. In the Medieval District, called Dante’s District, between the alleys and the tower houses we will discover how the florentine people lived in 1200. In Signoria Square, an open-air museum, with its statues symbols of Republican Florence but above all of the power of the Medici Grand Dukes. Santa Croce Square overlooked by the imposing Franciscan basilica with funeral monuments in memory of national glories. The Ponte Vecchio, a symbol of this city whose beauty continues to shine through the centuries.
The Medici District, where the most famous and important dynasty of Florence, The Medici, lived and had their family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Finally Pitti Square which overlooks Palazzo Pitti, the last Medici residence and royal palace when Florence was the capital of Italy.
Price: 240 Euro – From 2 to 8 people.
270 Euro – From 9 to 15 people (including radio)
Museum entrance tickets not included.
Cost of tickets available on the museum’s official website: http://www.galleriaaccademiafirenze.beniculturali.it/galleria/
Reservations required Euro 4.00 per person to guarantee priority entry.
Tour not available on Mondays due to the weekly closing of the museum and on days of free admission as entry cannot be booked.
The museum entry time depends on the availability of reserved entrances to the museum itself. The walking tour will take place according to the museum entry time.
There will be a refreshment break or lunch based on the tour schedule.
The cost of meals is not included in the tour price.
Florence and the Bargello Museum
Firenze e il Museo del Bargello
Duration: about 4 hours
Meeting point: at your hotel if in the historical center; otherwise, to be agreed
Based in the ancient Palace of Podestà, built in the middle of the13th century, the Bargello Museum displays a wide collection of statues including masterpieces by Donatello, Michelangelo, Cellini, Andrea del Verrocchio and Luca della Robbia. Together we will also discover the first portrait of Dante painted by Giotto’s workshop!
We will also walk around the city to discover its wonders.
The Religious Center with the majestic cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, the baptistery dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ever mysterious Brunelleschi’s Dome. In the Medieval District, called Dante’s District, between the alleys and the tower houses we will discover how the florentine people lived in 1200. In Signoria Square, an open-air museum, with its statues symbols of Republican Florence but above all of the power of the Medici Grand Dukes. Santa Croce Square overlooked by the imposing Franciscan basilica with funeral monuments in memory of national glories. The Ponte Vecchio, a symbol of this city whose beauty continues to shine through the centuries.
The Medici District, where the most famous and important dynasty of Florence, The Medici, lived and had their family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Finally Pitti Square which overlooks Palazzo Pitti, the last Medici residence and royal palace when Florence was the capital of Italy.
Price: 240 Euro – From 2 to 8 people.
270 Euro From 9 to 15 people (including radio transmitters)
Museum entrance tickets not included.
Cost of tickets available on the museum’s official website: http://www.bargellomusei.beniculturali.it/musei/1/bargello/
Tour not available on the second and fourth Sunday of each month and
the first, third and fifth Monday of each month due to the museum closure.
Tour not available also on the days with free admission as entry cannot be booked.
The museum entry time depends on the availability of reserved entrances to the museum itself. The walking tour will take place according to the museum entry time.
There will be a refreshment break or lunch based on the tour schedule.
The cost of meals is not included in the tour price.
Florence, Pitti Palace- the Palatine Gallery and Boboli Gardens
Firenze, Palazzo Pitti – Galleria Palatina e Giardino di Boboli
Pitti Palace, although still baring the name of its original owner, was the home of three important dynasties: the Medici and Habsburg-Lorraine Grand Dukes and the royal dynasty of the Savoys from 1865 to 1871 when Florence was the capital of Italy.
In the Palatine Gallery we will admire the largest collection in the world of Raphael‘s works, as well as Titian, Andrea del Sarto, Caravaggio, Rubens, etc. Over 900 works of art of which we have to thank, above all, the great collectors of the Medici family. The layout is that of a picture gallery, not following a time line but only what was the taste in the late seventeenth century of the Grand Prince Ferdinand de Medici. Losing one’s way is easy but we will admire the masterpieces togetther so as to avoid ending the visit regretting not to have seen fundamental and unmissable works of art!
We will then happily lose ourselves in the vastness of the Boboli Gardens, the garden of the Palazzo, an example of a garden that was created in the Italian style and then evolved stylistically over the centuries with architects such as Ammannati and Buontalenti that contains works of art by Giambologna, Pietro Tacca, Vincenzo de Rossi, etc. … as well as the copies of Michelangelo’s Prisons in a most spectacular setting.
After a break for lunch we will leave to visit the Religious Center with the majestic cathedral of S. Maria del Fiore, the baptistery dedicated to San Giovanni Battista, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ever mysterious Brunelleschi’s Dome. In the Medieval District, called Dante’s District, between the alleys and the tower houses we will discover how the florentine people lived in 1200. In Signoria Square, an open-air museum, with its statues symbols of Republican Florence but above all of the power of the Medici Grand Dukes. Santa Croce Square overlooked by the imposing Franciscan basilica with funeral monuments in memory of national glories. The Ponte Vecchio, a symbol of this city whose beauty continues to shine through the centuries.
The Medici District, where the most famous and important dynasty of Florence, The Medici, lived and had their family church that is the ancient Basilica of San Lorenzo.
Finally Pitti Square which overlooks Palazzo Pitti, the last Medici residence and royal palace when Florence was the capital of Italy.
Price: 350 Euro – From 2 to 8 people.
380 Euro – From 9 to 15 people (including radio)
Museum entrance tickets not included.
Cost of tickets available on the museum’s official website: https://www.uffizi.it/en/tickets
Reservations required Euro 3.00 per person to guarantee priority entry.
Note: the purchase of the ticket before 9.00 guarantees a 50% discount on the cost of the ticket.
Tour not possible on Mondays due to the weekly closure of the museum and on days with free admission as entry cannot be booked.
Due to the duration of the tour and its intensity comfortable shoes and strollers for small children, if present, are recommended.
There will be a refreshment break and a lunch break based on the tour schedule.
The cost of meals is not included in the tour price.
