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This self-guided tour is amazing! It's full of interesting, unusual and local facts about Florence traditions that I would never know. It has been a pleasure to walk around the city in the company of the pleasant and clear voice of the guide. Highly recommended!

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Magnificent Florence! Non-trivial presentation of information, a very pleasant voice! I am very happy, I recommend

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Easy to understand and follow with evocatively told historical stories

The greatest Renaissance art collection with eight rooms dedicated to Caravaggio

Uffizi Gallery: Priority Entrance Ticket

On this tour, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a unique experience, through a completely personalized itinerary. Accompanied by a Licensed Tour Guide, you will delve into the city&#39;s historical secrets, visiting its most important tourist attractions and discovering the charms of this destination, in addition to, of course, having the opportunity to taste the local gastronomic richness and receive tips from the best places to shop in the city. As this is a customizable experience, you have the freedom to create the itinerary according to your interests, therefore, below is a list of the attractions most popular with visitors that you can include in your tour:<ul><li style="text-align: justify;"> Duomo of Florence (Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore): Start your journey by exploring the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, known as the Duomo of Florence. In addition to Brunelleschi&#39;s impressive dome, you can admire the beauty of Giotto&#39;s bell tower and the Baptistery of Saint John;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Ponte Vecchio: Next, walk to the iconic Ponte Vecchio, one of the most famous bridges in the world. This medieval bridge over the River Arno is known for its jewelry and crafts shops. Take time to enjoy the views of the river and city from the bridge;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Uffizi Gallery: Continue your walk to the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important art museums in the world. Although you need to purchase tickets in advance to enter, you can admire the building&#39;s impressive architecture and the outdoor statues on its facade;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Piazza della Signoria: Head to Piazza della Signoria, a central square where you can find a copy of Michelangelo&#39;s famous statue of David, as well as other important sculptures. It&#39;s a lively place, surrounded by historic buildings and charming cafes;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Piazzale Michelangelo: Finish your tour with a climb to Piazzale Michelangelo, a panoramic terrace that offers one of the best views of Florence. From there you can enjoy stunning views of the city, including the Duomo, the Arno River and the surrounding hills.</li></ul> This itinerary provides a combination of famous sights, cultural experiences, gastronomic delights and shopping, offering a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. Therefore, when booking the private tour, our Tour Guide will contact you to find out your interests and curiosities to create a 100% personalized itinerary, made especially for you.

Private Tour in Portuguese with Tourist Guide in Florence (4 hours)

We will leave Florence, heading to Pisa. During this trip, you will have the opportunity to admire the typical Tuscan landscape, made up of hills and cypress trees. Once in Pisa, you will spend your free time admiring the beauty of Piazza dei Miracoli. The view of the Baptistery, the Cathedral and the Leaning Tower is breathtaking. White marble and the Pisa Tower will be the fantastic start to this day dedicated to Tuscany and some of its most beautiful and fascinating cities. Traveling through the Chianti lands without stopping in San Gimignano, between Pisa and Siena, would mean not discovering authentic Tuscany. San Gimignano&#39;s tower system tells of the glories of powerful families. Between saffron fields and typical indigenous vineyards, the city knows how to offer postcard views. A medieval city and UNESCO heritage site, elegant Siena welcomes you among typical landscapes that embrace the art of the places. Already alive in the Etruscan era, Siena has very ancient origins. At the end of the tour, you will arrive at a winery in the Chianti region, where you will participate in a wine tasting. You will have the opportunity to taste different types of wine. Additionally, you can decide to buy wine or other typical products as a souvenir. After the wine tasting, you will return to Florence. -important - The tour is only confirmed when the minimum number of people is reached.

Tuscany in one day: Siena, San Gimignano, Pisa with lunch (Complete)

Let&#39;s start our Chianti tour from Florence will allow you to explore the authenticity of the flavors of the Tuscan countryside and discover natural winemaking, to capture the flavor that a good glass of wine can convey. Our local guides will be able to lead you along a path where history, art and peasant culture know how to merge to better evoke the roots that have animated this land for millennia. Enjoying the view of the vineyards is just one of the ways to get to know this area. Tuscany is the home of fine olive oils: a blend of ancient olive varieties, the Chianti region&#39;s extra virgin olive oil comes from the skillful combination of more than 120 native qualities of olive trees. From a difficult land, peasant art knew how to extract the best oily fruits that know how to transmit olfactory sensations and an incomparable flavor. Touch to understand, taste to discover. This is the impulse that animates the precious moments of the tour through Chianti. Visit the cellars of two of the most renowned wineries, try the best products from local farms with snacks and let yourself be surprised by the unique atmosphere that this corner of Tuscany offers. You will visit a winery that not only offers a tasting that even true connoisseurs will appreciate with great pleasure, but you will also be able to enjoy the wonderful surrounding landscape, immersed in a charming and welcoming atmosphere. An exclusive place that only myTour in Italy can offer. There is time to end the day with a walk to Castellina in Chianti to breathe in the village air and explore its typical shops. Meeting points for boarding: 2:45 pm - Florence Bus Station, Villa Costanza (Tram T1) (please arrive 15 minutes early!) Tour available only on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays

Chianti Half-Day Wine Tour

Let&#39;s start with a visit to a winery in the Val d&#39;Orcia area where you can taste a sample of locally produced wines. You will find yourself immersed in Montepulciano, where the grandeur of its Renaissance buildings and the exquisite beauty of its churches have intertwined with the ancient tradition of its wine, Nobile di Montepulciano, symbol of the city and also the delight of your palate. By visiting Pienza and Montepulciano, the two artistic jewels that represent the Val d&#39;Orcia landscape, you will experience the authentic beauty of Tuscany. Pienza is a perfect combination of architectural beauty and harmony. Most of the numerous streets with impressive names overlook the stunning landscape of Val d&#39;Orcia. Unique flavors, smells and tastes support this natural and artistic heritage. Then you will catch the bus and start heading back to Florence. Meeting point: 08:30 - Florence Bus Station, Villa Costanza (Tram T1) (please arrive 15 minutes early!)

Val d&#39;Orcia Original Wine Tour

We will enjoy a complete introductory tour dedicated to those who want to know all the facts and secrets of two thousand years of Florentine history, from the city of Roman origins to the 15th century palaces, including the Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge), the famous Uffizi courtyard and the spectacular architecture of the Brunelleschi Dome overlooking the golden &#39;Gates of Paradise&#39; Baptistery. We will give you the opportunity to discover Florence&#39;s main sites in a fun and unusual way! You will see most of its Renaissance monuments and landmarks. Discover the places where Florentino lived: Piazza Duomo, where you can admire the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza della Signoria, with its impressive Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio, a centuries-old market for local artisans. Enjoy an excellent and complete introductory tour. Learn about some interesting facts and the secret of 2,000 years of Florentine history, from the city&#39;s Roman origins to the 15th century. This is a complete walking tour, during which you will live in Florence like locals, feel the art spread throughout the city. Every year, many people come to Florence to discover its wonderful sights and monuments. What are you waiting for? Choose our tour guide and become a Florentine for a day! Meeting point for the tour: 10:00 am - Piazza della Repubblica, in front of the Colonna dell&#39;Abbondanza (please arrive 15 minutes early!)

Walking tour of Florence

Let&#39;s start our visit at the Accademia Gallery, where we&#39;ll discover why the David is Florence&#39;s best-known symbol and what he represented in his time. How did Michelangelo&#39;s genius face the challenge of capturing the pathos of a being and immortalizing it in the Pietà, or in the famous Prisoners who still seem to struggle to free themselves from their marble blocks? You will have answers to all your questions. Get the opportunity to have an up-close encounter with timeless masterpieces and gain insight into the life and times of this accomplished artist. After the guided tour, you will have approximately 1 hour of free time to explore on your own and have lunch (lunch not included). The second part of the tour begins in the early afternoon with a walking tour, in which you will enjoy an excellent and complete introduction for those who want to know all the facts and secrets of the two thousand years of Florentine history. From the city&#39;s Roman origins to a 15th-century palace, from the Ponte Vecchio, past the famous Uffizi courtyard, to the architectural wonders of Brunelleschi&#39;s Dome, which towers over the Baptistery&#39;s golden &#39;Gates of Paradise&#39;. After the walking tour, you will visit one of the most famous museums in the world: the Uffizi Gallery. Our guide will explain the works of the greatest artists of the Middle Ages. You&#39;ll recognize original world-famous paintings that you&#39;ve seen in books, magazines, and in close-ups on TV. You will learn about the secrets of the artist&#39;s technique and tools. By looking at the most famous works of art from the era, you can understand why Florence was the birthplace of the Renaissance. This tour offers the most complete introduction to the great Renaissance city of Florence. The tour ends at the Uffizi Gallery, where you will have the opportunity to stay longer in the gallery and explore on your own. Meeting point for the tour: 10:00am - Piazza della Repubblica, in front of the Colonna dell&#39;Abbondanza (please arrive 15 minutes early!)

Florence Full Day Tour (Semi Private Tour)

Enjoy an afternoon visit to Florence to discover its mysteries, secrets and legends of the past that make Florence unique. Explore some of the most famous sites of Florence&#39;s ancient culture while learning about the mysteries of its past. We will visit the old city center, where some of the most interesting secrets are kept. Around the Baptistery, Duomo and Cathedral, all decorated with elaborate facades and marble panels, you will discover the “Miracle of the Flowering Tree” and the “Bull and the Baker”. We will then walk near Dante&#39;s house and discuss the infamous Church of Dante and Beatrice. Afterwards, we will stop to see Palazzo Vecchio, famous for its civil architecture, the location of the guilds and the political court of the Medici family. While we are in Piazza della Signoria, you will see an open-air museum made up of many statues, including Michelangelo&#39;s copy of David, as well as many other notable works, including the often invisible profile sculpted by Michelangelo. We will then walk through the wings of the Uffizi Gallery. Following the River Arno, we will walk towards Ponte Vecchio, famous for its gold jewelry shops. The tour ends in front of Palazzo Pitti. It&#39;s the best way to experience Florence&#39;s famous sites while also hearing about its mysterious pasts.

Florence Secrets

When you think about a trip to Florence, the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Dome of Florence) is something you can&#39;t miss. Almost 2 million visitors each year come to visit Florence&#39;s largest church, the second largest in Italy after San Pietro in Rome, and the fourth largest in the world. A tour of Santa Maria del Fiore is among the best things to do in Florence. Getting to the Florence dome is very easy, you are just a ten minute walk from the main train station, Firenze SMN. The stunning cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is located in the heart of Florence. The entire area is pedestrian-friendly and you can reach the meeting point easily and calmly. Santa Maria del Fiore is one of the most visited places in Europe and definitely a must-see during your stay in Florence. Santa Maria del Fiore: a brief history The initial process of building the church dates back to the late Middle Ages. The architect and urban planner Arnolfo Di Cambio began designing it in 1296. After him, many others, such as Giotto, Francesco Talenti and Giovanni di Lapo Ghini, continued the project. Then, everything was finished during the Renaissance, in 1434, when Filippo Brunelleschi completed the stunning dome, called &quot;il cupolone&quot; by the Florentines. Why is a guided tour of the Florence dome so important? By choosing this Guided Tour of the Duomo Cathedral, you are saving money and time to make the most of this experience. The complete tour of Santa Maria del Fiore is among the first things to do in Florence. But if you want to make the most of it, you need to visit the cathedral. When you walk to the square you will find this precious monumental area. There, Giotto&#39;s Bell Tower, the Baptistery of Saint John and the Museum of the Opera del Duomo await you with the magical atmosphere of the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. The construction of the cathedral began in the 13th century thanks to Arnolfo di Cambio and was later completed with the magnificent Dome made by Filippo Brunelleschi. It&#39;s a huge, massive building and you&#39;ll love it. With this tour, you will have the chance to enjoy a 1-hour guided tour of the cathedral - only the cathedral will be explored on this tour, where our guide will introduce you to the area and show you the main works of art still preserved inside the dome.

Guided tour of the Duomo Cathedral in Florence

On the trails of the Medici Family! Walk through the Medici Chapels in San Lorenzo, Medici Palaces, Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Pitti Palace Discover the incredible story of the ruling family of Florence, from the beginning to the extinction of the Dynasty. Our licensed guide will take you on a fascinating itinerary and show you all the places that played an important role in their lives, including their churches, their palaces, secret passages and much more (no entrance fees included).

Walking tour: Os Medici

Discover with ease the enchanting trails of Boboli, the traditional-style Italian garden. Take part in a journey through the lives of Medici nobles at court. Tickets to Pitti Palace, Bardini Gardens and Ceramics Museum included. Boboli Gardens: Things to do in Florence Follow us on a journey behind Palazzo Pitti. Here you will find the wonderful Boboli Gardens, the largest monumental green area in the city of Florence. Imagine this place as an open-air theater that served as the stage for the first operas ever performed in human history. Why visit Boboli Gardens? If you are wondering what the best things to do in Florence are, the Boboli Gardens are, without a doubt, in the Top 10 of must-see visits. You won&#39;t find a similar place in any other European country. When you enter this park, you can feel that time has stopped and you can immerse yourself in a wonderful setting, built by nobles for your delight and enjoyment. Everything has been protected for centuries so that now we can enter the Boboli Gardens and feel some of that atmosphere. An environment built to recreate the original harmony, fusing natural elements and human touch, site-specific features (the old quarry on which the gardens were built) and art. A taste of the Renaissance and the power of the Medici Family The Boboli Gardens offer a sum of Italian Renaissance style in terms of garden design and monumental sculpture. Here, your eyes will be captured by the flow of lines and geometric motifs that create a bridge between humans and nature. Your ears will be gently lulled by the artificial waterfalls and the sound of birds. Above all, the Renaissance means balance and harmony. These gardens create a bridge between the indoor and outdoor areas, offering different environments where you can have a view of the city of Florence. Like the hidden terraces that offer a unique view of the Cupolone of Santa Maria del Fiore and the historic center. The Medici family and the history of the Boboli Gardens in Florence Although the Boboli Gardens were only opened to the public in 1766, the history of this place dates back to the early period of the Medici, lords of Florence for more than three centuries since 1434. In 1550, the Medici family moved their main residence to Palazzo Pitti. Next to the palace, they wanted more than the inner courtyard, designed by Bartolomeo Ammannati. So, they decided to buy the fields and hills, once used as old quarries, connecting Palazzo Pitti with the Belvedere Fortress. Thus, between 1500 and 1700, the Boboli Garden was realized. What you will see inside Boboli Gardens By purchasing this tour, you will have a ticket to the Boboli Gardens and access to the gardens without having to wait. This is a tour where you will explore the entire site on your own. This tour does not include commentary during the exploration of the Boboli Gardens. Boboli Garden offers two main paths: The first script you will see: A nymphaean The theater Neptune&#39;s Fountain The statue of the goddess Fortuna The second script contains: The zigzag path Spectacular caves Large fountains and caves, including the splendid Buontalenti Cave, built by the artist, architect and sculptor Bernardo Buontalenti between 1536 and 1608. Other famous things to see in Boboli Gardens are: Neptune&#39;s Fish Pond, Buontalenti Cave (1583) The Amphitheater with the Roman basin and the Egyptian obelisk in the center The many statues in the Casino of the Grand Duke, made by Giambologna and Tacca (1563) The Knight&#39;s Garden, Fountain of the Ocean of Parigi Why are Boboli Gardens a UNESCO site? There is a big reason why the Boboli Garden is so famous and is among the top tourist destinations in Florence. This unique area has been protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for years. How to visit Boboli Gardens? By purchasing this ticket, you can enter with ease. Visiting these gardens could be the occasion to also enter Palazzo Pitti, as the entrance fee is included, as is the entrance to the Ceramics Museum and the Bardini Gardens.

Entrance ticket to Boboli Gardens in Florence

Learn and visit this stunning place that represents the history of Florence and the Medici Family. The Medicee Chapels are located within the Basilica of St. Lawrence in Florence and were built as extensions of Brunelleschi&#39;s 15th-century church to celebrate the Medici family, who were patrons of the church and Grand Dukes of Tuscany. The chapels are divided into two main structures: the Sagrestia Nuova (New Sacristy), designed by Michelangelo as a mausoleum or mortuary chapel for members of the Medici family, and the Chapel of the Princes (Cappella dei Principi). There is also the crypt and the Treasury. The architecture was completed in 1524, with its white walls and pietra serena interior based on Brunelleschi&#39;s designs. Entering from the back of the Church of São Lourenço, the chapels are divided into three distinct parts: the crypt, the Princes&#39; Chapel and the New Sacristy. Medicee Chapels are made up of three main sections: The Crypt and the Treasury The visit to the Medicee Chapels begins in the crypt, where the tombs of the Medici Grand Dukes and their families are located, from Cosimo I and his wife Eleanor of Toledo, Giancarlo de&#39; Medici and Vitória della Rovere to the last heiress of the Medici dynasty, the venerated Ana Maria Luísa, to whom Florence owes the protection of many of its treasures. The New Sacristy The New Sacristy was built by Michelangelo between 1520 and 1534 and is a testimony that the Medici were enlightened patrons. Michelangelo worked on the development of the sarcophagus sculptures, but only completed the statues of Dukes Lorenzo and Giuliano, the allegories of Dawn and Twilight, the group of the Madonna and Child, Night and Day, placed above the sarcophagus of the two &quot;magnificent&quot; and flanked by Saints Cosmas and Damian. The monuments were created by Montorsoli and Baccio di Montelupo, disciples of Michelangelo. The Chapel of the Princes The Cappella dei Principi was built by Matteo Nigetti between 1604 and 1640, following the designs of Don Giovanni de&#39; Medici, a member of the family who practiced architecture semi-professionally. This mausoleum is a rare example of the Baroque style, and its enormous dome and sumptuous interior were designed as monuments to the Medici&#39;s greatness.

Medicis Chapels in Florence

Visit the Museo di San Marco and discover its frescoes and works by Beato Angelico. Declared a museum of national importance in 1869, the Museo di San Marco in Florence is an architectural masterpiece designed by Michelozzo and desired by Cosimo dei Medici. It was the residence of Savonarola, who made it his headquarters, and today it houses the world&#39;s largest collection of works by Beato Angelico, who also lived for some years in the monastery. The Museo di San Marco hosts some of the most interesting collections and works in Florence, including part of the collection transferred from the Museum of Ancient Florence after its demolition in the 19th century. The San Marco Museum is the oldest part of a former Dominican monastery and houses the world&#39;s largest collection of works by Fra Angelico (Blessed Angelico), who lived here for several years. The convent of San Marco is a masterpiece built by Michelozzo on orders from Cosimo de&#39; Medici and was the residence of Fra Girolamo Savonarola, who made it his headquarters. It was declared a museum of national importance in 1869. The beautiful spaces that today house the museum are located next to the Church of San Marco and the rooms adjacent to the cloister, still used as a monastery. What do we find there? The San Marco Museum is home to some of the most interesting collections and works in the city of Florence, including collections transferred from the Museum of Ancient Florence after its demolition in the 19th century. The visit to San Marco includes the beautiful cells, the Cloister of Saint Anthony, the Refectory, the Chapter Hall and the Hall of the Last Supper. The main masterpieces of the San Marco Museum are the works of Fra Angelico: The famous Annunciation, a masterpiece of Renaissance painting. The Deposition of Christ. The Triptych of Saint Peter Martyr. The Annalena Altarpiece. The Last Judgment (1431). The Altarpiece of San Marco. The Madonna and Child. The Tabernacle of the Linaioli. Furthermore, the museum presents precious manuscripts in its fabulous Library (1437-1444), which belonged to the Medici family and personalities such as Pico Della Mirandola and Agnolo Poliziano. The Museo di San Marco also exhibits a large number of other works of art of inestimable historical and artistic value, such as The Last Supper (Last Scene) by Ghirlandaio, The Madonna della Cintola by Ridolfo del Ghirlandaio, The Madonna with Child by Paolo Uccello , the famous portrait of Girolamo Savonarola, and several enamelled terracottas from the Della Robbia school. The church of San Marco, adjacent to the museum, is also very charming. Centuries ago there was a famous bell attributed to Verrocchio, called by the Florentines la Piagnona (the weeping one). The bell&#39;s story is intertwined with that of Fra Savonarola: he was accused of ringing an alarm during the friar&#39;s arrest, so he was punished with exile to the church of San Salvatore al Monte, where he never rang again! In 2000, it was returned to the San Marco monastery, adding another layer to the rich history of this fascinating museum.

Entrance ticket to the San Marco Museum in Florence

See Michelangelo's 'David' up close without waiting in the long ticket line

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Climb the majestic Giotto's Bell Tower in Florence

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Uncover over 15 dazzling highlights of the Uffizi Gallery

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Marvel at Michelangelo's iconic masterpieces, including David

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