All Activities in Florence

Florence City Views in a Vintage Fiat 500 (opens in a new tab)

1 h 30 min

See Florence from above in the most charming way—by vintage electric Fiat 500 cabrio. In just 1h30, you’ll glide along scenic hill roads and stop at the city’s best panoramic viewpoints, enjoying postcard-perfect skyline views without crowds or long walks. Your private driver-guide will take you to Piazzale Michelangelo, the peaceful San Miniato al Monte (outside), through the green hills of Arcetri near the Astrophysical Observatory, and past the elegant Villa Medicea di Poggio Imperiale (outside). A stylish, quiet, eco-friendly experience made just for your group—perfect for photos, fresh air, and unforgettable Florence views.

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Florence Golden Hour Tour in a eFiat 500 (opens in a new tab)

2 h

Florence in the evening has a special glow—sunset light on terracotta rooftops, gentle shadows along Renaissance streets, and that warm “postcard” atmosphere that makes the city feel unforgettable. This experience is designed for travelers who want one standout moment: effortless, elegant, and truly memorable. A Unique Vintage Ride Step into a vintage electric Fiat 500 and enjoy the calm, quiet charm of an open-air ride at golden hour. With your local driver, you’ll follow a scenic route outside the historic center, cruising along panoramic roads and hillside viewpoints as day turns to dusk—relaxed, romantic, and full of atmosphere. Prosecco Stop Pause at Piazzale Michelangelo for a Prosecco toast with Florence’s skyline spread out below—perfect for photos and a sunset you’ll remember.

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Florence Black History and Uffizi Art Tour (opens in a new tab)

1 h 30 min

Explore the Uffizi, where paintings by Renaissance masters tell the stories of Africans who lived in Europe as aristocrats, diplomats, and servants. Examine works featuring the remarkable figure of Alessandro de' Medici, the first Duke of Florence, known to his contemporaries as "the Moor." Discuss how Renaissance artists portrayed Black individuals with increasing realism and individuality, reflecting a period when global trade, diplomacy, and human curiosity were transforming European society. Consider the realities of slavery, social status, religious identity, and cultural exchange that shaped Florence during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Gain a fresh perspective on Renaissance art by revealing the global connections that influenced Florence at the height of the Medici dynasty. Rather than viewing the Renaissance as an isolated European phenomenon, discover a city shaped by encounters with Africa, the Middle East, and the wider Mediterranean world.

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Florence Fashion Walk in Via Tornabuoni and Palazzo Pitti (opens in a new tab)

2 h

Exclusive experience of about two hours that combines the contemporary elegance of Via Tornabuoni with the history of Italian costume and Made in Italy kept at Palazzo Pitti, with access included to the magnificent Boboli Gardens. This tour is designed for those who want to experience Florence through its most sophisticated soul. The walk begins in Via Tornabuoni, the luxury street where the great international fashion houses coexist with the Renaissance palaces of the historic Florentine families. It is the ideal opportunity to discover the deep link between fashion, craftsmanship and culture that has made Florence one of the capitals of Italian style. Crossing the Arno you reach Palazzo Pitti, an ancient Medici residence and now home to the Museum of Fashion and Costume, the only one in Italy entirely dedicated to the history of clothing. The included ticket then allows you to continue freely in the Boboli Gardens.

Uffizi Gallery Tour in Florence (opens in a new tab)

1 h 30 min

The Uffizi Gallery is a must-see in Florence. Built in 1560 and known as the oldest museum in the world, it was designed by the Renaissance architect Giorgio Vasari for Cosimo I de' Medici, who wanted offices from which to keep an eye on his rivals - the name Uffizi means exactly that. After his death, his eldest son Francesco I brought the family's private art collection into the building and turned it into his own museum. With this guided tour you cover its most precious masterpieces quickly and with context, including Botticelli's Birth of Venus, so you spend your time looking rather than queuing. Skip-the-line entry is included. At the end of the visit, take a break at the cafe on the Uffizi terrace, enjoy the view over the city and take your photos without rushing.

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