In the first days of May I traveled to Florence and the most interesting places that I recommend to visit are: 1.David 2.Uffizi Gallery 3.Piazzale Michelangelo 4.Duomo 5.Santa Croce 6.Piazza Signoria I am sure that there are some new places to visit indeed, that why I am motivated to make other visits to the city.You will need 2 days to... More

My husband and I had a great time on our Vespa tour through the Chianti region! Steven, our guide, was very sweet and entertaining, and listening to his Boston/Italian accent was a hoot! They were very careful to make sure everyone was comfortable and safe driving the scooters, though it is probably best if you already have some experience. The... More

Dont plan anything before 4:30 pm because it went over by an hour. The big marble table was huge but crowded by the 18 people in our group. We were behind schedule on everything-from the market tour to the finished product.. The class itself was great though! We met nice people, learned how to make homemade pasta, lots of yummy... More

I was in Florence from on April for 4 days visiting my son who is studing abroad in Florence, I just loved the city, the streets, views, people, buildings, all was amaizing!!! More

Best thing I did in Florence and I thought I had done some pretty cool stuff before! Highly recommend if you have more than 1 day in Florence! Our guide Steven was amazing. He made a beautiful trip fun, informative and took really good care of us! What are you waiting for put it on your list of must dos. More

We have just spent 7 days in Florence. Every day was full, lots to do, good food. We recommend the the 3 day Firenze Card, €50, 72 hrs, 50 museums and free bus & tram included. Absolutely no queuing to get into any of the major galleries was amazing. Why people queue when this is available I can not understand. More

We spent 3 days in Florence at the end of April. The weather was fantastic, sunny & warm, there were many tourists but not too many. Our hotel receptionist advised us to leave our car in the San michelangelo car park (it's free), about 1.5 mile from the center so we were free to enjoy the city as it's lovely... More

Walking tour. Another excellent walking tour of Florence. In terms of walking, it went a little further than Art Viva – going across the Arno to the Pitti Palace (including a stop for gelato at Gelateria Pitti) and also to the Piazza Santa Maria Novela. Our 3-hour tour turned into a 4-hour tour because it was Easter Sunday. And, our... More

My wife and I did the pizza and gelato making class in Florence. It was fun meeting a group of people, having some glasses of wine, and making our own dinner but to be honest the culinary side was rather basic - there were 16 in the group so a lot of people didnt get to do various stages of... More