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Guided Walking Tour of Florence

Then, walk along the historic streets in the artistic heart of Renaissance Florence until you reach the city’s religious center.

Skip-the-line Access to the Accademia Gallery

Avoid the long lines with priority admission to the Accademia Gallery, one of the world’s most important museums. Michelangelo’s David is just one of the artistic masterpieces housed here.

Famous Sights of Florence

Enjoy a visit to the San Lorenzo Church and Brunelleschi's Duomo, along with the Baptistery with its bronze doors and the famous bell tower, Giotto's Campanile.

Sidetrip to Fiesole, Overlooking the Arno Valley

Head to Fiesole for magnificent views of Florence and its surrounding valley from above. Return to Florence for a visit to the Franciscan Church of Santa Croce to admire its beautiful exterior, as well as Piazza della Signoria, an open-air museum of Florentine architecture.

Galerie des Offices

Skip the line at the world-famous Uffizi Gallery to admire the works by Botticelli, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and many others. The tour ends within the museum, leaving you to continue admiring the art at your leisure!

Galerie dell'Accademia

A short walk through the streets of the heart of Florence will take you to the renowned Gallery of the Accademia where you will be able to admire Michelangelo's David and other great works of art.

San Lorenzo Church and Duomo

The tour continues into the center of the oldest part of the town where you'll take a guided walking tour of the San Lorenzo Church and Duomo complex.

Beffroi de Giotto

See the Baptistery with its gilded bronze doors including the famous Doors of Paradise. Then, walk around the exterior of the Cathedral with the magnificent Brunelleschi Dome and Giotto's Belfry with its fascinating marble statues and reliefs.

Walk Along the Arno

After driving back into Florence, you get out near the Arno River and continue on foot through the medieval streets, to the east of the old city center, as you walk past the Franciscan Basilica of Santa Croce where Michelangelo, Machiavelli, Galileo and many other famous artists are buried.

Palazzo della Signoria

Next stop will be the spectacular Piazza della Signoria, where you can admire the imposing Palazzo Vecchio and the harmonious Loggia del Lanzi, as well as the many statues by Cellini, Giambologna and Ammannati adorning the square.

Galerie des Offices

The tour concludes with a guided tour of the famous Uffizi Gallery where you can admire superb works by some of Italy's greatest artists like Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, and the list goes on!