Cette visite est la meilleure visite à pied que vous puissiez faire à Florence. C'est une excellente introduction à la ville, aussi bien pour les nouveaux venus que pour ceux qui y reviennent. Elle couvre les principales attractions de la ville ainsi que les trésors cachés qui sont vraiment « hors des sentiers battus » et vous donne des faits que vous ne sauriez pas ou ne remarqueriez pas en vous promenant par vous-même. Alors que vous serez guidé à travers la ville, vous serez même accompagné à travers trois siècles pleins d'histoires passionnantes sur la famille Médicis qui a influencé l'histoire de Florence ; petit à petit, la Renaissance prendra vie devant vos yeux. Vous ne participerez pas à une conférence ennuyeuse et neutre, mais à une agréable promenade dans le centre de Florence, dans une atmosphère amicale et décontractée.

Explore Florence’s masterpieces and landmarks in one day with an expert English-speaking guide. Visit iconic sites, including the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s David and the Uffizi Gallery, home to Renaissance masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and more. This small-group tour is the perfect introduction to Florence, packed into a single, unforgettable day.

Experience the Tuscan capital's top attractions on a small-group walking tour through Florence. Begin with a timed entry ticket to view Michelangelo's 'David' in the Accademia Gallery and the Duomo. Afterwards, your guide takes you to Piazza della Signoria, an open-air art gallery where Michelangelo's David was originally supposed to stand. Then explore the streets of Florence, taking in landmarks like the Ponte Vecchio bridge, Palazzo della Signoria e Piazza della Repubblica. If you select the VIP David & Duomo option at time of booking, instead of a Florence walking tour, you'll spend more time in the Duomo, getting exclusive access to the Duomo's North Terrace and climbing to the top of the Dome for stunning panoramic views of Florence. If you select the 3 Davids of Florence option at the time of booking, you’ll visit three iconic David sculptures at the Accademia Gallery, Bargello, and Piazza della Signoria with a private art-history-trained guide.

Make the most of your time in Florence with a small group walking tour that covers all the must-see highlights in just a few hours. Led by an expert licensed guide, this experience is perfect for first-time visitors who want a clear, engaging introduction to the city—without the stress of planning everything on their own. Walk through Piazza della Signoria, admire the Duomo from the outside, cross the historic Ponte Vecchio, and discover both the elegant streets of the city center and the artisan atmosphere of the Oltrarno district. Throughout the tour, your guide will bring Florence to life with stories, historical context, and local insights—so you don’t just see the city, you understand it. End your experience with timed entry ticket access to the Accademia Gallery, where you’ll see Michelangelo’s David up close, one of the most celebrated sculptures in the world.

Cette visite est la meilleure visite à pied que vous puissiez faire à Florence. C'est une excellente introduction à la ville, aussi bien pour les nouveaux venus que pour ceux qui y reviennent. Elle couvre les principales attractions de la ville et vous donne des informations que vous ne sauriez pas ou ne remarqueriez pas en vous promenant par vous-même. Vous ne participerez pas à une conférence ennuyeuse et neutre, mais à une agréable promenade dans le centre de Florence, dans une atmosphère conviviale et décontractée.

Unveil all the secrets hidden inside the ancient Medici's palace. During this 90 minutes experience every corner, every masterpiece and every legend is coming to life. This is the palace where the Renaissance started in Florence. Palazzo Vecchio was the ancient home of Medici Family, as well as the ancient - and actual- palace for the Government. Visit the palace in 90 minutes with a guide means discover the secrets, the legends and the masterpieces hidden inside the palace. From Eleonora’s apartment to “Salone dei Cinquecento” this tour leads through the entire palace. An experience that is not easy to forget: also Dan Brown fell in love with Palazzo Vecchio and wrote about it in his book “Inferno”.