Embark on a journey through Florence's artistic wonders. Visit the Accademia Gallery with an expert guide, where Michelangelo's masterpieces, including the awe-inspiring "David," will leave you breathless. Explore the Medici district, marveling at their palatial residence, San Lorenzo Church, and the Medici Chapels. Discover the Duomo Complex with its Baptistery, Cathedral, and Giotto bell tower. Wander medieval streets, encountering the Church of Orsanmichele and the vibrant Straw Market. Admire the grandeur of Piazza Signoria, home to the Fountain of Neptune and tha Arnolfo Tower. Follow from the outside the Vasari Corridor to the romantic Ponte Vecchio, adorned with jewelry shops. Indulge in a typical Tuscan lunch, then enter the Uffizi Gallery, where Botticelli's "Primavera" and "Birth of Venus" shine. Conclude on the Uffizi Terrace, taking in the city's iconic monuments. Stay in the gallery, immersing yourself in the art's timeless tales and profound beauty.
Posted By : Susan_T
This tour turned out very good but it was not clear that this was 3 different tours bundled together. Instructions/information could use some clearer details but all in all we enjoyed all parts of this tour.
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Posted On : 2023-10-08 13:16:40 
Posted By : Jennifer S
My husband and I did a three hour walking tour of Florence (including the Gallery Academia) with our guide, Elena. It was a great learning experience and fun to see the city on foot. Elena was incredibly knowledgeable about the Renaissance period, especially the works of Michelangelo. We learned a ton from her!
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Posted On : 2019-05-16 07:36:48 
Posted By : Bryan D
We visited for a day having taken the train from Rome to Florence (very eAsy and comfortable, by the way). We had the afternoon start due to our train time. Take an early train. But still our tour of the uffizi with Stefano was incredible. He was A superb and knowledgeable guide. His passion for the history and genius of the artists was evident. He gave us imany neat insights into the works. After a break we joined the walking tour at piazza San Marco with Alberto A, who was also a wonderful guide. His talk about the David statue
And the history behind it was fauntastic and truly moving. Great company!
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Posted On : 2018-09-12 04:54:36
