FLORENCE · LUXURY TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 8 florence luxury tours worth the splurge. The private guides, small-group days and standout experiences guests rate highest, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who runs it.
Florence pizza and gelato class with a chef, hands-on dough stretching, Chianti dinner, and a chocolate gelato finish in 3 hours.
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Make fresh pasta and Florentine gelato in central Florence. Hands-on class, chef guidance, and a meal with wine plus recipes to take home.
Hands-on Florence cooking class: make fresh pasta, a classic Tuscan ragù, and gelato, plus a wine-fueled meal. Optional market tour available.
“The entire time in making pasta and Gelato demonstration was amazing. Class was well planned with timing, instructer was very engaging. Managed to follow the instructions with my little daughters 4 year and 20 months along with my wife. My daughters loved the both the pastas and finished at the end with Gelato Vanilla. Kudos…”
Learn fresh pasta and gelato in Florence with a pro chef. Includes unlimited wine, digital recipes, and a certificate.
“My sister-in-law and I really enjoyed this class. It was so much fun! I would do this again in a heart beat!”
Hands-on fresh pasta, ravioli, and tiramisù in a Medici-era Florence venue near the Duomo, with unlimited wine and take-home recipes.
Skip-the-line Duomo tour with terrace access and a dome climb. Learn Florence’s most famous cathedral and see the skyline up close.
“Very personal. Your guide was extremely knowledgable. Was able to enter separately from other tours. Was able to climb both interior and exterior balconied”
Small-group timed Uffizi tour in Florence with priority entry, art-historian context, and audio headsets—see Botticelli and more in 90 minutes.
“It is highly dependent on the guide.”
Skip-the-line private Accademia Gallery tour in Florence with a 5-star guide. See Michelangelo’s David and more in 1h15.
“Our guide Pam was super knowledgeable and shared many details about the entire collection and not just Michelangelo’s David (of which she knew a great deal as well). She presented the art through the lens of its relationship to Florentine identity which added depth and perspective.”
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