118 reviews of Skip the Line: Small-Group Florence Renaissance Walking Tour with Accademia Gallery
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Skip the Line: Small-Group Florence Renaissance Walking Tour with Accademia Gallery. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Reviewed by Minhao Z, Finland, October 2007
Reviewed by Pamela J, USA, October 2007
Reviewed by Donna M, Canada, July 2007
Reviewed by Anonymous, June 2007
Reviewed by Patricia S, October 2012
My fiance and I took two half day tours the same day. This was the morning tour, and the tour guide was excellent. If you had a question, she had the answer, and could ellaborate on the answer. There are so many things to see in Florence, that you could walk for days and not understand all you were seeing; consequently, a tour gives you the heads up. This tour gave us a lot of history and information about Florence, as well as the highlight, for us, of going to the Accademia Gallery and seeing the David in person.
Skipping the line for any museums in Florence means waiting 20-30 minutes versus over an hour as an individual without prior purchase of a ticket. So, you definitely skip the line for a shorter line!
Reviewed by Curtis C, July 2012
Excellent value - just long enough to get the highhlights and greta to skip the line at the gallery - huge time saver
Guide was friendly , informative and great with children
Reviewed by Barbara R, July 2012
excellent guide but headphoned would have enhanced it. Long wait to get into Acadamia in spite of guided tour.
Reviewed by Martine C, May 2012
It was very nice to be in a small group, Nicoletta was very knowledgeable, passionate about art and personable as well as accommodating (e.g. asking if we wanted to stop anytime). Plus it was nice that we had paid to skip the line rather than queue!!
Reviewed by rrae, April 2012
The guide on our tour was fantastic, very knowledgeable about Florence and the paintings in the Accademia. Finishing up inside the gallery is also very good for those of us who wanted to see more.
Reviewed by Yelena, July 2011
Beware that there is not clear sign at the meeting place, the lady will eventually show up and lead you through the town. The tour was nice but the guide had interrupted herself several times to let visitors of the church (not on our tour) know that camera flash should be used. I appreciate her passion about her city's treasures but her work dedication should probably come first. There are church attendants to take care of other things. Otherwise, it was a rather comprehesive tour of Florence.
Reviewed by AMY W, May 2011
The walking tour was a great way to get oriented in Florence. It is a very busy city especially during holidays and we were able to learn about and navigate the city with the help of the tour guide. It was also so nice to skip the huge line for the Academia
Reviewed by Joseph K C, October 2010
Reviewed by WARREN M, October 2010
Reviewed by Lidiia K, October 2010
Photo by: Maria E, USA
Doing what: Skip the Line: Small-Group Florence Renaissance Walking Tour with ...
