Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comFlorence Half-Day or Full-Day Sightseeing Tour
based on 148 reviews
Duration: 3 - 8 hours (approx.)
Location: Florence, Italy
Product code: 24281AGROUP
148 reviews of Florence Half-Day or Full-Day Sightseeing Tour
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Great tour guide.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, August 2008
There is a lot to absorb in such a historical, multi-layered city, but the Viator tour effectively provided many of the highlights with educational input in just 3 hours.
Reviewed by: Cheryl L, United States, July 2008
Very good!
Reviewed by: Ronald S, United States, July 2008
We had a great time on the full day tour. The morning tour was all in English and was very well done. Lunch was very good; we got more than we expected and we enjoyed talking with the other travelers in our group. The bus trip in the afternoon was alternately conducted in three different languages, so was a little disjointed, but the tour in the museum was conducted by an English speaking guide, and was excellent. It was wonderful to not have to wait in the long lines at either of the museums!
Reviewed by: Seward M, United States, May 2008
This tour was great - it covers all the essentials in just one day. The guides were very knowledgeable and passionate about the artwork we saw in both the Accademia and Uffizi Galleries. And the lunch was at a great restaurant. If you're going to Florence, you really should book this tour, because you'll see everything you need for a short stay, and it would also give a great intro to the city to those staying longer.
Reviewed by: Melissa P, Canada, April 2008
Excellent tour, the viewing of David, the lunch was fantastic, and the afternoon Gallery tour was very good. It is a must to have the skip the line tour when visiting David, and the tour guides were excellent.
Reviewed by: Kristian K, United States, April 2008
The full day tour was excellent. Florence is a charming city and the galleries were simply fabulous. Both the guides were very knowledgeable and also passionate about their job. They brought Firenze to life. We were taken to a quaint restaurant for lunch where we ate one of the best pastas in Italy. Very highly recommended!
Reviewed by: Philip E, United Arab Emirates, April 2008
Excellent!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Ireland, March 2008
Excellent!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Ireland, March 2008
This is an excellent tour giving a good overall picture of Florence. The guide was very good and very well-informed. She was able to answer all the questions fired at her. I would say that this tour is a "must" for first-time visitors to the city, and recommend that you take it on your first day there.
Reviewed by: Margot D, United Kingdom, March 2008
Though it was raining, the tour was excellent. I strongly recommend it. The guide was very nice with us and he did know the subject in a detailed way!
Reviewed by: Karen P, Malta, February 2008
Really good tour, made special by our guide. An absolute firebrand lady, she was great to listen to. Shared lots of history, great insights, and wonderful anecdotes to make this a really enjoyable tour.
Reviewed by: Krishnakumar V, India, November 2007
The guide was very informative. It was great to get into the museum without a wait.
Reviewed by: Kent Q, United States, November 2007
This tour was excellent. The morning trip up to the Piazza Michaelangelo, followed by a walking tour of the old city and ending with the statue of David was great.
Reviewed by: Nancy M, United States, November 2007
The city tour is great with very scenic views and local guides gave very good historical information. Visits to the Uffizi museum as well as to see 'David' is a must if you are in Florence. Joining the tour eliminates the queuing for the museums tickets and the guides are very knowledgeable.
Reviewed by: OU E, Singapore, October 2007
