Florence: Guided Walking Tour

Additional Information & Description

Florence’s Renaissance art anchors this five-hour guided walking tour, which connects major collections with the city’s architectural and historical sites. A live guide leads the visit, bringing expert commentary to the works and places along the route.

See Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia

The Accademia Gallery visit brings you face to face with Michelangelo’s “David”. Entry is included, and your guide explains Michelangelo’s work as part of the tour. Rather than approaching the sculpture without context, you can draw on an expert’s knowledge while seeing the work itself—a concrete focus for the tour’s exploration of Florentine art.

Walk through Florence’s architectural history

Beyond the galleries, the route takes in the Cathedral of Florence and the Ponte Vecchio. Cathedral entry is included, extending the visit beyond a view of its exterior. These stops shift the focus from individual artworks to the buildings and historic places that form part of Florence’s Renaissance legacy.

Finish among the Uffizi’s collections

The tour ends at the Uffizi Gallery, where you can see works by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Caravaggio. Admission is included. This final museum visit introduces a different group of artists from the earlier gallery stop, giving the day a broader artistic scope without leaving the guided itinerary.

A five-hour itinerary with a lunch break

Allow five hours for the guided walking tour. The itinerary includes a break for lunch between its cultural stops, creating a pause in a day that combines museum visits with time on foot. Live guiding is available in English, Italian and Spanish.

Where to arrive and how to present your ticket

Arrive at 58 Via Ricasoli 15 minutes before the scheduled start. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted, so you can present the digital ticket on your phone.