Florence Attractions

Both museums were amazing, especially the David... Wow! However book your tickets not far from one another in time. The visit takes around an hour and a half for both museums.

Skip the line is always a gift. The opportunity to once again visit the magnificent work David, where stone comes to life, was magical.

I recommend taking tickets just for the tower. Which was amazing! The view from it was incredible. Also take good shoes for this visit.

It was really great. A very beautiful cathedral—probably the most beautiful cathedral in the world. It's gorgeous and definitely worth seeing.

It was great 🙌 ! We were able to get in early and see the Venus, and we also made it on time for our other appointment at the Accademia

Well- organised, informative, Clara made a good selection of paintings to speak about, for us non- historians. She gave us a very good picture of life during the Medici era.

It was very easy to get in with the electronic ticket. The audio guide’s explanations were very thorough and easy to understand. The palace is very large, and sometimes it’s hard to tell which way to go based on the audio guide’s instructions. I wasn’t able to enter the royal apartments because, even though admission was free, I had to pick up another ticket, and that hadn’t been made clear beforehand. Otherwise, everything was perfect. Highly recommended!

An exciting experience. Highly recommended and impeccably organized from start to finish. One of the highlights was Sandro, our guide. Professional, empathetic, engaging, and tireless. You can tell he loves his job. Lucky him—and lucky are those who get to work with him. I’d also put Adele, the guide who welcomed us in Siena, on the same level. Professional, engaging, empathetic, and special. She makes you want to return to Siena tomorrow to discover the countless things this Tuscan gem has yet to reveal to a fly-by visitor—things that she, as a true Sienese, surely knows.