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Florence’s Uffizi Gallery sits proudly among the world’s pantheon of premier art museums. Filled with Renaissance and Baroque masterworks, the Uffizi is an odyssey into the evolution of art, and a must-see during any visit to Tuscany.
During this late-afternoon class, chefs will introduce you to the history of these glorious Italian creations
Join a 90-minute tour through the historic Palazzo Vecchio, once the grand residence of the Medici family. Explore the palace’s hidden treasures, secrets, and legends on this intriguing trip.
Florence’s Uffizi Gallery sits proudly among the world’s pantheon of premier art museums. Filled with Renaissance and Baroque masterworks, the Uffizi is an odyssey into the evolution of art, and a must-see during any visit to Tuscany.
During this small group tour you’ll have access to paths and parts of the Palazzo Vecchio that aren’t accessible to the general public. These have only been opened recently, so be one of the first to experience the excitement of discovery.
The Museo de’ Medici – located in one of the most extraordinary buildings in the city – is the place to discover the history of the world’s most famous dynasty.
Explore Florence’s Accademia Gallery with ease on this guided tour led by a local art history expert. Skip the long lines with priority entry tickets and lose yourself in the history of Renaissance masterpieces.
Prepare to discover the highlights of Tuscany in one day! Start your morning with a free tour of Pisa, where you can see the cathedral, baptistery, monumental cemetery, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. You can add tickets to climb the tower.
Florence is marked by its historic cathedral complex, and on this 1.5-hour guided tour you’ll see everything Piazza del Duomo has to offer.
Venture into the heart of Florence’s Piazza del Duomo, a treasure trove of Renaissance architecture and history. With this pass, you’ll gain access to 4 of the iconic monuments that grace this grand piazza, immersing yourself in the 726 years of artistic and architectural beauty.
Frederick Stibbert began his collection of arms and armour as soon as he came of age and returned from his study period in England. Inside the museum you can see his collection of interests, covering everything from costumes, paintings and tapestries to furniture and other applied arts.
Feel the soul of Florence with a traditional Tuscan dinner followed by a spectacular concert. Feast on a delicious meal in a cozy Florentine eatery located in the historic Piazza Signoria. After dinner, head over to Santo Stefano al Ponte Church, just a short walk away, for an evening of musical delight.
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