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3 providersThe Florence Pottery Experience: Factory Tour & Masterclass
from €120
2 providersFarm To table Experience on an organic hilltop estate in Tuscany
from €160
2 providersThe Cooking Lab - Authentic Food Experience
from €105
3 providersUFFIZI Private Tour in Florence Italy
from €148
3 providersSmall group Expert-led Florence Foodie Tour
from €95
3 providersFlorence San Lorenzo Food Tour by Secret Food Tours
from €96
2 providersPasta Cooking class in the countryside
from €160
3 providersPRIVATE Italian Home Cooking Class & Wine with Fabio & Christiane
from €260
4 providersMaster the Art of Florentine Steak: A Unique Cooking Experience!
from €131
3 providers2-Hour Private Evening Walking Guided Tour of Florence Culture
from €153
3 providersPrivate daytrip to Siena & Chianti wine country, with wine tasting from Florence
from €365
4 providersMichelangelo’s David Early Viewing Semi-Private Accademia Tour
from €129
Frequently asked questions about Florence
What is the best time of year to visit Florence?
The best time to visit Florence is during spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October) when the weather is mild and pleasant. These seasons offer fewer crowds compared to summer, making it easier to explore popular sites. Winters are cooler and quieter, while summers can be hot and crowded.
What are the must-see attractions in Florence?
Must-see attractions in Florence include the Florence Cathedral (Duomo), Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, Galleria dell'Accademia, Boboli Gardens, and Piazzale Michelangelo. These sites showcase the city's rich Renaissance art, architecture, and stunning views.
How many days are recommended to visit Florence and how should they be split?
A 3-day visit is ideal to cover Florence’s main highlights. Spend the first day exploring the historic center and Duomo, the second day visiting major museums like the Uffizi and Accademia, and the third day enjoying outdoor spaces such as Boboli Gardens and panoramic views from Piazzale Michelangelo.
How do you get around Florence and from the main airport or station?
Florence is best explored on foot due to its compact historic center. Public buses are available for longer distances, and day passes can be purchased for convenience. From Florence Airport (Peretola), a shuttle bus or taxi connects to the city center, while Santa Maria Novella train station is centrally located and well-connected by regional and high-speed trains.
How much do tours and activities cost in Florence?
On Arovago you can compare experiences in Florence from €3, with an average price of about €103 among the most reviewed activities. We compare offers from 7 travel websites: the same tour can cost different amounts on different sites, so it pays to compare before booking. Final prices are set by each partner.
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