from $50
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Private Custom Walking Tour with a Local Guide
The lowest price here: a private local guide who meets you at your hotel and builds the walk around you, from 2 to 8 hours.
Check AvailabilityStand in front of Michelangelo's David with your own guide, ride a vintage Fiat 500 up to Piazzale Michelangelo and taste Chianti Classico at a family winery. These private tours in Florence, Italy start from $50, and every card shows whether the museum ticket sits inside the price.
Private tours in Florence, Italy here run from a $50 per person custom walk with a local guide to the $893 per group Cinque Terre and Pisa day trip. Every listing is a private guide or private vehicle for your party only. Each card shows the price, the length and exactly what the price covers. The final price shows for your party size at checkout.
Key takeaways
Prices below come from each listing and are per person unless the card says per group. The final price depends on the party size you choose at checkout. The platform handles payment and cancellation, and free cancellation is offered 24 hours ahead on every tour here. The grid runs from private walks and museum visits to golf cart and Vespa rides, Chianti wine days, Tuscany day trips and cooking classes.
from $50
Lowest price
The lowest price here: a private local guide who meets you at your hotel and builds the walk around you, from 2 to 8 hours.
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from $213.81
Three private hours with a licensed guide from Santa Maria Novella to the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, with the old pharmacy included.
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from $105
Two private hours past the Medici Chapel, Bargello and Ponte Vecchio from the outside, earphones included, 302 reviews.
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from $120.41
A one-hour private visit to the David with the Accademia ticket and headsets in the price.
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from $280
Three private hours inside the Uffizi with a skip-the-line ticket, starting at the Neptune fountain in Piazza della Signoria.
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from $170.23
Two private hours through the Baptistery, the Duomo Museum and the crypt with the Ghiberti pass included. No dome climb.
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from $72
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The most reviewed tour here: 90 minutes by electric golf cart along the Arno, Ponte Vecchio and up to the viewpoints.
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from $161
A vintage electric Fiat 500 with a driver-guide up to Piazzale Michelangelo, San Miniato and the hills, from 90 minutes.
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from $395.10
Ninety minutes in a classic Vespa sidecar from your hotel to the viewpoints. One price for two riders, a second sidecar for 3-4.
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from $180.62
Five hours, two family wineries, four Chianti Classico wines with salami, pecorino and olive oil.
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from $311
Four hours with hotel pickup: Greve in Chianti, then a historic estate and a tasting of 5 wines.
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from $553.14
A full day off road in the Chianti hills: two historic villas, 9 tastings and a Tuscan lunch in the price.
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from $383.81
The most booked day trip here: Siena, San Gimignano and Chianti in a private minivan for up to 6, from your hotel.
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from $438
Eight hours with your own chauffeur: Siena, San Gimignano and the Chianti hills on the route you choose.
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from $893
Eleven hours with a private driver-guide: Pisa, then Manarola, Vernazza and Corniglia, train and ferry tickets included.
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from $285
Cook a Tuscan meal with Maria in her countryside home, transfer from Florence included for up to 6 guests.
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from $54
The lowest-priced cooking class here: fresh pasta and tiramisu in a Florence home, then the meal with wine.
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from $160.07
Three private hours, 10 tastings: coffee, the Sant'Ambrogio market, street food, gelato and wine.
Check AvailabilityPrices and what each price covers come straight from the listings. A private tour price is set for the party size you choose at checkout, so treat every figure below as a starting point. Length is the listing duration and the covering column summarises the listing inclusions. Figures current in Q4 2026.
| Tour | Best for | Length | Book | Price | Price covers |
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| Custom Walking Tour | First visit, own route | 2-8 hours | Check Availability | $50 pp | Guide, route built with you |
| 3-Hour Walking Tour | History, pharmacy visit | 3 hours | Check Availability | $213.81 pp | Licensed guide, pharmacy entry |
| Landmarks Walking Tour | Exteriors, no tickets | 2 hours | Check Availability | $105 pp | Certified guide, earphones |
| David and Accademia Tour | Seeing the David | 1 hour | Check Availability | $120.41 pp | Guide, Accademia ticket, headsets |
| Uffizi Gallery Tour | Art in depth | 3 hours | Check Availability | $280 pp | Guide, skip-the-line Uffizi ticket |
| Duomo Complex Tour | Cathedral and Baptistery | 2 hours | Check Availability | $170.23 pp | Guide, headsets, Ghiberti pass |
| Panoramic Golf Cart Tour | Hills without walking | 1.5 hours | Check Availability | $72 pp | Private cart, guide-driver |
| Vintage Fiat 500 Tour | Views, photos | 1.5-3 hours | Check Availability | $161 pp | Electric Fiat 500, driver-guide |
| Vespa Sidecar Tour | Two riders, hotel pickup | 1.5 hours | Check Availability | $395.10 group | Vespa, helmets, insurance |
| Chianti Two-Winery Tour | Wine close to town | 5 hours | Check Availability | $180.62 pp | Two wineries, tasting, vehicle |
| Chianti Wine Tour | Half day, hotel pickup | 4 hours | Check Availability | $311 pp | Driver, Greve, tasting of 5 wines |
| Chianti Safari with Lunch | Full wine day | 8 hours | Check Availability | $553.14 pp | Van, two villas, 9 tastings, lunch |
| Siena and San Gimignano Day Trip | Tuscan towns | 8-9 hours | Check Availability | $383.81 pp | Minivan, driver, WiFi, water |
| Chauffeur Tuscany Day Trip | Flexible route | 8 hours | Check Availability | $438 pp | Chauffeur and car, 8 hours |
| Cinque Terre and Pisa Day Trip | Coast in one day | 11 hours | Check Availability | $893 group | Driver-guide, train and ferry tickets |
| Cooking Class in Countryside | Home kitchen meal | 3 hours | Check Availability | $285 pp | Class, meal with wine, transfer |
| Pasta and Tiramisu Class | Budget cooking | 2.5 hours | Check Availability | $54 pp | Class, meal, Italian wine |
| Food and Wine Tour | Eating while walking | 3 hours | Check Availability | $160.07 pp | Guide, 10 tastings at 5-6 stops |
If You want a first walk with a guide who builds the route for you
Compare the Private Custom Walking Tour from $50 per person and the Private 3-Hour Florence Walking Tour with a licensed guide
If You want David or the Uffizi with the ticket inside the price
Book the Private David and Accademia Gallery Tour at $120.41 or the Private Uffizi Gallery Tour with a skip-the-line ticket
If You want the Duomo complex with a guide
Take the Private Duomo Complex Tour, which includes the Ghiberti pass but no dome climb
If You want a ride instead of walking
Choose the Private Panoramic Golf Cart Tour, the Private Vintage Fiat 500 City Tour or the Private Vespa Sidecar Tour priced per group
If You want Chianti wine with a private driver
Pick between the two-winery tour at $180.62, the estate tasting with hotel pickup and the off-road safari with lunch
If You want a full day out of the city
Look at the Siena, San Gimignano and Chianti day trip, the chauffeur day or the Cinque Terre and Pisa day priced per group
Six choices settle any private tour here, from picking the guide to knowing what to pack.
Start with walks from $50 per person, museum visits with the ticket in the price, or rides and day trips by private car. The cheapest entry is a custom walk, the priciest a per-group Cinque Terre day. Every listing is a private guide or vehicle for your party only.
PRICE RANGE: $50 TO $893 PER GROUP
Late September through October brings average highs in the low 70s Fahrenheit and thinner crowds. April and early May work too, with the Iris garden in bloom. Book museum slots ahead whatever the month.
BEST WINDOW: LATE SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER
Plan for 3 days in Florence, or 4 if the city is your whole trip. Two very busy days cover the highlights, and one day works only with reservations booked ahead.
IDEAL STAY: 3 DAYS
The high-speed train is the quick answer from Rome, with about 61 trains a day on the 261 km run. Italo covers it in 1 hour and 25 minutes. You step off at Santa Maria Novella, right in the centre.
TRAIN TIME: 1 HOUR 25 MINUTES
The cathedral church, Piazzale Michelangelo and Ponte Vecchio cost nothing, and paid entry runs from a 2 EUR reduced Uffizi ticket to an 18 EUR Palazzo Vecchio ticket. A private guide starts at $50 per person. Free sights keep a day cheap even with tours on top.
PRIVATE GUIDES FROM: $50 PER PERSON
Florence works for families at almost any age, and the main sights sit within a 30 to 40 minute walking radius. Pack light natural fabrics for summer heat that can reach 38-40 Celsius, flat shoes for the stone streets, and a scarf for churches. Covered shoulders and knees are the rule.
SIGHTS RADIUS: 30 TO 40 MINUTES ON FOOT
A single Uffizi ticket costs 25 EUR if bought on the day of entry and 29 EUR if bought before the date of entry.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Uffizi reduced ticket is 2 EUR for EU citizens aged 18 to 25, and children under 18 of any nationality enter free.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Uffizi opens Tuesday to Sunday, 8.15 am to 6.30 pm, and closes on Mondays, 1 January and 25 December. The ticket office closes at 5.30 pm.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
Uffizi entry is free on the first Sunday of each month, and on those days tickets cannot be booked in advance.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
At the Uffizi, groups of 11 or more pay an extra 70 EUR, groups are capped at 16 people including the guide, and groups over 6 must use headphones.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Vasari Corridor has reopened after closing in 2016. Entry is only with a special ticket and a mandatory reservation, through the Uffizi, over the Ponte Vecchio, exiting at the Boboli Gardens.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Uffizi plus Vasari Corridor ticket is 43 EUR on the day and 47 EUR in advance.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Vasari Corridor runs Tuesday to Sunday, first group at 10.15 am and last group out at 4.45 pm, with Uffizi entry two hours before the Corridor slot.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
A Palazzo Pitti single ticket is 16 EUR on the day and 19 EUR in advance, and a Boboli Gardens single ticket is 10 EUR on the day and 13 EUR in advance.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The 5-day PassePartout for the Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli costs 40 EUR, or 58 EUR with the Vasari Corridor.
Source: Uffizi Galleries
The Palazzo Vecchio museum ticket is 18 EUR full and 12 EUR reduced, and visitors aged 0-17 enter free. The museum opens 9-19 every day except Thursday, when it opens 9-14.
Source: City of Florence
Florence's tourist tax is charged for a maximum of 7 consecutive nights, and children up to their 12th birthday are exempt.
Source: City of Florence
A private walk puts a guide at your side through the centre for your party only. None of the three puts a museum ticket in the price, and each suits a different traveller.
Private Custom Walking Tour with a Local Guide is the lowest-priced walk at $50 per person, rated 4.6 from 158 reviews. Guydeez builds the route with you: the guide makes contact in advance and shapes a walk that lasts 2 to 8 hours. The guide meets you at your hotel if it sits in the city. Food and drinks are not included.
What is missing matters. Museum tickets are not included, tickets to any attractions are an exclusion, and no car transport is provided. If you want to go inside a museum, arrange it with the operator in advance. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before the walk.
Private 3-Hour Florence Walking Tour by Irina in Florence costs $213.81 per person and holds a 5 rating from 240 reviews, the longest reviews list of the three. The licensed guide leads 3 hours from the facade of the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella through the historic centre, covering streets tied to Dante, the story of Michelangelo's David and how Brunelleschi built the dome.
Free entrance to the Pharmacy of Santa Maria Novella is in the price. No museum tickets are, so the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio stay outside visits. The route is fully wheelchair accessible and prams and service animals are welcome.
Private Landmarks Walking Tour from ACCORD Italy Smart Tours costs $105 per person for 2 hours, rated 4.6 from 302 reviews. A certified guide leads on foot from Piazza di Madonna degli Aldobrandini 8 past twelve stops, each about 10 minutes: the Medici Chapel, the Uffizi Gallery, Piazza della Repubblica, the Ponte Vecchio, the Palazzo Vecchio, the Bargello, Piazza della Signoria, the Neptune Fountain, the Duomo Complex, Via de' Tornabuoni, the Pitti Palace and Piazza Pitti.
Because every visit is exterior only, no tickets are needed, and earphones keep the guide audible. Pickup comes within a 15-minute walk of the start, but drop-off is excluded.
Three tours carry a museum ticket in the price. One rule decides the day: the Uffizi is closed on Mondays.
Private Uffizi Gallery Tour from Florence Tours by Made of Tuscany runs 3 hours at $280 per person, rated 4.9 from 76 reviews. The guide meets the group at the Neptune fountain on Piazza della Signoria, walks the square and the Loggia dei Lanzi for 15 minutes, then spends 2.75 hours inside the Uffizi with a skip-the-line ticket in the price, ending at the Ponte Vecchio. Hotel pickup and drop-off are excluded.
The Gallerie degli Uffizi lists the museum open Tuesday to Sunday, 8.15 am to 6.30 pm, with the ticket office closing at 5.30 pm. Entry is free on the first Sunday of the month, and on those days no advance booking is possible. Groups over 6 must use headphones, and groups are capped at 16 people including the guide.
Private David and Accademia Gallery Tour by Irina in Florence costs $120.41 per person for a single hour, rated 5 from 245 reviews. The guide meets travellers at the gallery entrance in Via Ricasoli across number 58, hands over direct entry tickets on the spot, and the Accademia Gallery ticket and headsets are both in the price.
Bring identity: every traveller must show a valid passport or ID matching the booking name, and the voucher with all full names must be shown at the ticket office or entry may be denied. The hour covers Michelangelo's David and the unfinished Prisoners sculptures.
Private Duomo Complex Tour costs $170.23 per person for 2 hours, rated 5 from 43 reviews. The licensed guide meets the group in Piazza San Giovanni at the Gates of Paradise of the Baptistery, then covers the Cathedral, Cathedral Square, the Baptistery and the Duomo Museum. Headsets and the Ghiberti pass, covering the Baptistery, the Duomo Museum and the Santa Reparata crypt, are all in the price.
The climbs are not. Going up Brunelleschi's dome or Giotto's bell tower needs a separate special pass bought on top, so plan that before the day if the view is the point.
The Vasari Corridor has reopened after closing in 2016. Entry runs only with a special ticket and a mandatory reservation, through the Gallerie degli Uffizi, over the Ponte Vecchio and out at the Boboli Gardens. The Gallerie degli Uffizi lists the corridor Tuesday to Sunday, first group at 10.15 am, and you enter the Uffizi two hours before your Corridor slot.
None of the tours on this site includes the corridor. The combined Uffizi plus Vasari Corridor ticket is $47.65 (€43) on the day and $52.08 (€47) in advance, so book it separately alongside any tour.
Sources: Uffizi Galleries, Uffizi Galleries, Uffizi Galleries.
Three rides cover the hills above the city without the climb. The golf cart is the cheapest and most reviewed, the Fiat 500 can stretch to Fiesole, and the Vespa sidecar is the only one priced per group.
Private Panoramic Golf Cart Tour from Velotourflorence costs $72 per person for 1.5 hours, rated 5 from 689 reviews, the largest reviews count on this site. A private electric golf cart with a local guide as driver starts and ends at Piazza Goldoni, runs the Arno past Piazza Ognissanti and the Ponte Vecchio, then climbs to Piazza Tasso, the Medicean Villa of Poggio Imperiale, Arcetri, San Miniato al Monte and Piazzale Michelangelo before descending past Porta San Niccolò.
No tickets are needed. Downtown stops can be swapped for panoramic ones because vehicle access to the centre is restricted.
Private Vintage Fiat 500 City Tour by FPT SRL costs $161 per person for 1.5 to 3 hours, rated 4.9 from 97 reviews. You ride a vintage electric Fiat 500 cabrio with a driver-guide, starting from one of 5 pickup points across the city. The stops run Piazzale Michelangelo for 30 minutes, San Miniato al Monte for 40 minutes and Arcetri for 20 minutes, and the 3-hour version adds the hilltop town of Fiesole.
Bottled water and photos at every viewpoint are in the price, and children under 3 are not accepted.
Private Vespa Sidecar Tour from Vespa sidecar Florence costs $395.10 per group for 1.5 hours, rated 5 from 34 reviews. That group price covers two riders, one in the sidecar and one behind the driver, with helmets, insurance and hotel pickup and drop-off in Florence included. The driver carries you to panoramic stops such as Piazzale Michelangelo, the San Miniato church or Fiesole.
Children must be at least 6 years old, and the sidecar and rear saddle each hold up to 110 kg. Food, drinks and tips are excluded.
The table compares the three rides on length, price and unit, start point or pickup, and rating, using the figures from each listing. The golf cart costs $72 per person, the Fiat 500 $161 per person and the Vespa sidecar $395.10 per group for two riders. Remember the final price shows for your party size at checkout.
| Ride | Length | Price | Start | Rating |
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| Private Panoramic Golf Cart Tour | 1.5 hours | $72 per person | Piazza Goldoni | 5 from 689 reviews |
| Private Vintage Fiat 500 City Tour | 1.5-3 hours | $161 per person | One of 5 pickup points | 4.9 from 97 reviews |
| Private Vespa Sidecar Tour | 1.5 hours | $395.10 per group | Your hotel in Florence | 5 from 34 reviews |
The climbs to Piazzale Michelangelo and San Miniato al Monte take a real toll on foot in summer heat. Every ride here reach both viewpoints without it. Pick the golf cart for the lowest cost per person and the biggest reviews base, the Fiat 500 for the Fiesole option on the 3-hour version, and the sidecar for the hotel door pickup and the open-air ride itself.
Two private cooking classes and one tasting walk, from $54 per person to $285 per person.
Traveling Spoon sells the 3-hour class (see the card) with Maria, a retired Italian host, at $285 per person, rated 5 from 173 reviews. Up to 6 guests meet at Forno Sale Grosso in central Florence and ride about 10 km, roughly 15 minutes each way, in Maria's car to her countryside home near Pratolino. She teaches two to three traditional Tuscan dishes with a choice of pasta sauces, then everyone eats the meal with local Italian wine.
A San Lorenzo market add-on is possible, though markets close on Sundays and public holidays. Groups of 7 or more meet near her home instead.
RAYAN TRAaVEL AGENCY runs the 2.5-hour class (see the card) at $54 per person, the lowest food price here, rated 5 from 37 reviews. A local Italian host welcomes your party into a private home or your own accommodation and guides you through fresh pasta such as tagliatelle or pappardelle, then tiramisu. Italian wine is poured throughout and the class ends with everyone eating what they cooked.
Instruction is in English, Italian or French. It is the cheapest private experience on this page and suits families and short stays.
Christy hosts the 3-hour walking tour (see the card) at $160.07 per person, rated 5 from 71 reviews. The group meets on the steps of the Chiesa di Sant'Ambrogio and starts with Italian coffee culture. The route covers the Sant'Ambrogio market, then 5-6 stops at family-owned shops for Florentine street food, Tuscan sweets, olive oil, meats, cheeses, truffle, aged balsamic and wine, ending with gelato.
There are 10 tastings in total and no transport is included, so wear comfortable shoes for the walking between stops.
Only the three museum tours on this site put the ticket inside the price. The walking tours do not, so the difference decides what a booking really costs.
This table compares the three walking tours and the three museum tours by price, whether the museum entry sits in the price, and whether pickup is part of the deal. All figures come from the tour listings themselves.
The three museum tours are the exception: the Accademia tour ($120.41 per person), the Uffizi tour ($280 per person) and the Duomo tour ($170.23 per person) all carry entry in the price. On the Duomo tour the Ghiberti pass covers the Baptistery, the Duomo Museum and the Santa Reparata crypt, but not the dome or bell tower climb. On the walking tours, tickets to any attractions are an exclusion, and on the custom walk a museum visit inside has to be arranged with the operator in advance.
Every final price depends on the party size chosen at checkout.
| Tour | Price | Museum ticket | Pickup |
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| Private Custom Walking Tour with a Local Guide | $50 per person | Not included | At your hotel in the city |
| Private 3-Hour Florence Walking Tour | $213.81 per person | Not included | None, starts at Santa Maria Novella |
| Private Landmarks Walking Tour | $105 per person | Not needed, exteriors only | Within a 15-minute walk of the start |
| Private David and Accademia Gallery Tour | $120.41 per person | Accademia ticket included | None, meets at the gallery entrance |
| Private Uffizi Gallery Tour | $280 per person | Skip-the-line Uffizi ticket included | None |
| Private Duomo Complex Tour | $170.23 per person | Ghiberti pass included, no dome or bell tower | None, meets at Piazza San Giovanni |
The Gallerie degli Uffizi lists the single Uffizi ticket at $27.70 (€25) bought on the day of entry and $32.13 (€29) bought before the date. Children under 18 of any nationality enter free. The Uffizi plus Vasari Corridor ticket is $47.65 (€43) on the day and $52.08 (€47) in advance. Musei Civici Fiorentini lists the Palazzo Vecchio museum at $19.95 (€18) full price, and the 5-day PassePartout for the Uffizi, Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens at $44.32 (€40). An Accademia or Duomo ticket price is not stated here.
Read the table against the tour prices above: the Uffizi tour at $280 per person carries a ticket worth $27.70 (€25) on the day, so most of that price pays for the guide.
| Ticket | On the day | In advance |
|---|---|---|
| Uffizi single ticket | $27.70 (€25) | $32.13 (€29) |
| Uffizi plus Vasari Corridor | $47.65 (€43) | $52.08 (€47) |
| Palazzo Vecchio museum | $19.95 (€18) | not stated |
| 5-day PassePartout, Uffizi, Pitti and Boboli | $44.32 (€40) | not stated |
Two listings here are priced per group. The Private Vespa Sidecar Tour costs $395.10 per group for two riders, one in the sidecar and one behind the driver. The Private Cinque Terre and Pisa Day Trip costs $893 per group. Every other tour is priced per person, from $50 to $553.14.
Either way, the price on the listing is a starting point. The final price shows for your party size at checkout, so check it there before you compare.
Sources: Uffizi Galleries, City of Florence.
Three private wine days leave Florence, from 4 to 8 hours. Prices range from $180.62 per person to $553.14 per person.
The table compares the three private Chianti tours on this site using the lengths, winery visits, food inclusions and prices printed on each listing. Every price is per person unless the row says otherwise. Two are half days and one runs a full 8 hours.
| Tour | Length | Wineries and tastings | Food | Price |
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| Private Chianti Classico Two-Winery Tour | 5 hours | Two family wineries, 2 hours each, Chianti Classico tasting | Cured meats, cheese, olive oil with the tasting | $180.62 per person |
| Private Chianti Wine Tour and Tasting | 4 hours | One historic estate, tasting of 5 wines | Local snacks with the tasting | $311 per person |
| Private Off-Road Chianti Safari with Lunch | 8 hours | Two historic villas, 9 wine tastings plus olive oil | Sheep cheese and salumi tasting, Tuscan lunch | $553.14 per person |
The Private Chianti Classico Two-Winery Tour from Florence Super Tours starts in front of the National Library. A guide born and raised in the region drives a private air-conditioned car to two family-run wineries, with 2 hours in each. The Chianti Classico tasting covers 4 types of wine with salami, pecorino cheese and extra virgin olive oil. The day also stops in a small Chianti village.
At $180.62 per person and a 5 rating from 30 reviews, it suits travellers who want two real winery visits with food included, without a full day. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before.
CAF Tour & Travel - Gray Line Florence runs the 4-hour Private Chianti Wine Tour and Tasting with hotel pickup and drop-off in central Florence. A professional English-speaking driver takes the group to Greve in Chianti for free time in the square and artisan shops, then to one historic estate for a vineyard and cellar visit and a guided tasting of 5 wines with local snacks and premium olive oil.
The price is $311 per person, rated 4.6 from 12 reviews. Note the driver is not a licensed guide and can only give general information in the car. It suits travellers who want the shortest wine day with door-to-door pickup.
Walkabout Florence Tours drives the 8-hour Private Off-Road Chianti Safari with Lunch in an air-conditioned 4WD vehicle along off-road backroads into Chianti Classico. The day covers two historic villas with gardens and cellars, 9 separate wine tastings, extra virgin olive oil, and a sheep cheese and salumi tasting. A typical Tuscan lunch at a traditional restaurant with countryside views is in the price.
The meeting point is in front of the National Library in Piazza dei Cavalleggeri, and hotel pickup is offered. At $553.14 per person with a 5 rating from 32 reviews, it suits adults who want the fullest wine day with lunch covered. The operator cannot accept wheelchair users or anyone with walking difficulties because of uneven and steep surfaces, and it is adults 18-99 only.
On this site a private walking tour costs from $50 per person for the custom walking tour up to $213.81 per person for the 3-hour licensed walk. Private museum tours run from $120.41 to $280 per person with the entry ticket inside the price. Full private days start at $383.81 per person by minivan or $893 per group to the Cinque Terre. No listing prints an hourly rate.
The table gathers the lowest and highest prices on this site for each type of private tour, taken from the listings. A private tour price is set by the platform for the party size you choose at checkout, so the final figure shows for your own group size there. Two listings are priced per group, the Vespa sidecar and the Cinque Terre day, and the rest are per person.
| Type | Lowest price here | Highest price here | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walking | $50 per person | $213.81 per person | 2-8 hours |
| Museums | $120.41 per person | $280 per person | 1-3 hours |
| Rides | $72 per person | $395.10 per group | 1.5-3 hours |
| Wine | $180.62 per person | $553.14 per person | 4-8 hours |
| Day trips | $383.81 per person | $893 per group | 8-11 hours |
| Food | $54 per person | $285 per person | 2.5-3 hours |
Going private changes four things. The guide works for your party only, so the pace and the route follow you. Some tours add pickup, like the Vespa sidecar ride from your hotel or the Chianti tour with hotel pickup. You choose the date and the start rather than joining a fixed slot. And nobody outside your group hears the guide.
One museum rule favours small parties. The Gallerie degli Uffizi states that groups over 6 people must use headphones inside the Uffizi, groups are capped at 16 including the guide, and groups of 11 or more pay an extra $77.57 (€70). A private party of 6 or fewer stays under those thresholds and hears the guide directly.
Every private tour in Florence has limits. Here they are before you pay.
The pick is three private hours with a licensed guide from Santa Maria Novella, at $213.81 per person with free pharmacy entry included. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before departure.
You'll confirm the exact date and time on the secure booking page.
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240 reviews on Viator for Private Florence Tour: 3-Hour Walking Tour with a Licenced Guide
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Luigi is a rare gem - very knowledgeable, very personable, considerate of our interests and expectations . He also knows almost everyone in Florence! We were very satisfied with our 3-hour tour and recommended Luigi without hesitation.
Paulette · October 31, 2026
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Custom Walking Tour with a Local Guide
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Our guide listened to our requests and on the spot designed a lovely two hour walk to show us areas of Florence that she thought we would enjoy. And she was right on.
Robert · October 20, 2026
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Landmarks Walking Tour
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The tour hit all the highlights of the museum. The guide's explanation and interpretation of the painting was extremely informative. He pointed out different subtilties in the paintings, things we would have never noticed.
Mark R · September 30, 2024
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Uffizi Gallery Tour
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Marcello was wonderful. What he lacked in command over the English language, he made up with his expression and enthusiasm. Very friendly and gave us time to enjoy the views and helped us with photos.
Atul · November 12, 2026
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Panoramic Golf Cart Tour
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Highlight of my Florence trip! Could not recommend this tour enough the car is so cute and the views of Florence from up top are unreal. Giulio was our tour guide and driver for the evening he kept it engaging and gave us a great tour.
Shaikha · November 1, 2026
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Vintage Fiat 500 City Tour
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This tour was wonderful! We enjoyed our time with our driver and our host at the winery. The ride was scenic and the winery was beautiful. We had a tasting with antipasti and it all tasted so good.
TAMMY · October 9, 2023
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Chianti Wine Tour and Tasting
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We had a fantastic time! Our guide Tiziano was the best! He was very respectful and playful at the same time. He really took his time with us to explain each towns history and we never felt rushed.
Stella · July 26, 2025
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Chauffeur Tuscany Day Trip
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All the way from Australia and touring Europe and today was one of the best. Andrea our guide was so knowledgeable and really catered to all we could have wanted.
Kerri · August 20, 2026 - Verified booking
Review on GetYourGuide for Private Cinque Terre and Pisa Day Trip
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Widad was amazing!! This was so much more fun and engaging then I ever thought it could be. It was just our family in the class as the other group of four had cancelled.
Jessica · October 6, 2026
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Three videos to watch before you choose: quiet corners of the centre, the Uffizi in two hours, and the Chianti wine country south of the city.
Corners of the centre a private walk can add.
Video: Giulia Explains ItalyThe rooms and paintings a private Uffizi visit covers.
Video: Our Big Italian AdventureThe hill country the wine days and day trips drive through.
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The museum ticket is in the price on the Accademia, Uffizi and Duomo tours and out of it on the walks, so read what each price covers before you compare.
Siena, San Gimignano, Chianti, Pisa and the Cinque Terre by private car or minivan, from 8 to 11 hours.
Two private days cover this classic Tuscan route. UNIQUETUSCANY private tours runs an 8-9 hour day in an air-conditioned minivan for up to 6 travelers, your party only. An English-speaking licensed driver picks up at your Downtown Florence hotel, with Wi-Fi, unlimited cold water and free time in Siena and San Gimignano, plus the fortress of Monteriggioni unless you take the winery lunch. The price is $383.81 per person, rated 5 from 271 reviews. An optional winery lunch is sold on request.
Ciaoflorence Tours & Travel sells an 8-hour chauffeur day at $438 per person, rated 5 from 22 reviews. The chauffeur drives to Siena, San Gimignano and Chianti with hotel pickup, bottled water and Wi-Fi. The exclusions list names no tour guide, and church and museum entry fees are not included, so expect a driver rather than a walking guide in the towns.
TUSCANSFARI SRL runs an 11-hour private day at $893 per group, rated 4.9 from 186 reviews. A private driver-guide takes the group through Tuscany to Manarola for a guided walk, then a 15-minute shared ferry to Vernazza with 2 hours for shopping and a food market, a short train to Corniglia for a 30-minute visit, and a 50-minute stop at the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Train and ferry tickets between the villages are in the price, but lunch is excluded, so bring money or a picnic for Vernazza.
If you want to walk the coastal path between the villages, the Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre sells a 1-day adult Trekking Card at $11.08 (€10), rising to $16.62 (€15) in high-demand periods. That card is separate from the tour price.
The table sets the three private day trips side by side using the lengths, guide arrangements, prices and exclusions printed on each listing. The Cinque Terre Trekking Card is not in any of these prices.
| Trip | Length | Guide | Price | Not included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Siena, San Gimignano and Chianti | 8-9 hours | English-speaking licensed driver | $383.81 per person | Lunch (optional winery lunch on request) |
| Chauffeur Tuscany Day Trip | 8 hours | Chauffeur | $438 per person | Food and drinks, church and museum entry fees |
| Cinque Terre and Pisa Day Trip | 11 hours | Private driver-guide | $893 per group | Lunch |
Source: Cinque Terre National Park.
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The best rated here include the 3-hour licensed walk with a 5 rating from 240 reviews and the Uffizi tour with skip-the-line tickets in the price. Compare all of them in the tour list.
In Florence on this site, a private walk starts at $50 per person and a private museum tour runs from $120.41 per person. The price guide lists the range for every type.
This site compares private operators working in Florence, among them Irina in Florence, Walkabout Florence Tours and TUSCANSFARI SRL, with prices, lengths and ratings. See them in the comparison.
The ones where the ticket sits inside the price save a separate purchase, like the Accademia tour at $120.41 per person with the gallery ticket and headsets included.
It depends on the tour. The Uffizi and Duomo tours include their tickets, while the walking tours include no museum entry, so check each listing before booking.
No. The Gallerie degli Uffizi lists the museum as closed on Mondays, open Tuesday to Sunday from 8.15 am to 6.30 pm, which affects Uffizi private tours.
Yes, an 11-hour private day covers Manarola, Vernazza, Corniglia and Pisa with train and ferry tickets in the price. Details are in the day trips section.
Yes, the top end of the listings starts around $383.81 per person. The Chauffeur Tuscany Day Trip costs $438 per person for 8 hours with a chauffeur and car, the Chianti Safari with Lunch runs 8 hours at $553.14 per person, and the Cinque Terre and Pisa Day Trip is $893 per group for 11 hours. Every tour here is private for your party only.