- Category
- History, Orientation, Newly Added, Full-Day Private Tours
- Duration
- 6.5 hours
- Location
- Florence
- A comprehensive view into the history and culture of Florence for first-time or returning visitors
- Led by an expert local guide or scholar
- Uffizi Gallery, Florence Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, Michelangelo's David, The Birth of Venus, Primavera, Venus of Urbino, Ponte Vecchio, and Museo Accademia
Sites Visited
- Uffizi Gallery
- Accademia Gallery
- Florence Duomo
- Palazzo Vecchio
- Michelangelo's David
- The Birth of Venus
- Primavera
- Venus of Urbino
- Ponte Vecchio
Included
- 6.5-hour private tour with a local expert guide
- Skip-the-line tickets to the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries
Itinerary Details
Interested in seeing more of Florence's incredible history? Check out our Florence Medici Tour.
FAQ
Will the tour still run if the Accademia Gallery tickets are sold out?
Yes, we will offer you an alternative venue in the event that the Accademia Gallery is sold out on your dates. Please do book early, most visitors to Florence wish to see Michelangelo's David statue and tickets sell out in the summer months, at Christmas and during Spring Break/Easter periods.
There are 10 in my group but your website won't allow me to include more than 9 participants. Can't you make an exception?

Cornelia has a PhD in art history from Columbia University and wrote her dissertation on Renaissance city planning. She is especially knowledgeable about Medici patronage. In addition to her research and teaching, Cornelia, a mother of a disabled child, runs an association dedicated to barrier-free travel in Florence and is author of "The Accessible Guide to Florence."

Originally from Virginia Beach, Virginia Elizabeth has lived in Italy for over 20 years , before Italy she lived in London and Boston, as well as studying abroad in Europe her juinor year at University. A licensed guide, Elizabeth received her MA in Florentine Renaissance art from Syracuse University in Florence. Her accademic interests include women's history and women artists, particularly by women in convents; museum studies and teaching art to children. In fact one goal of Elizabeth's work is to make art accessible to everyone! In addition to leading walks, she also lectures at various universities and institutions in Florence.

Valerie received her BA with distinction in Art History and Museology at the University of Florence, focusing on the Renaissance art market. Although German, Valerie was born and raised in Rome, making her eager to build bridges across different cultures. She also works for the educational department of the state museums in Florence, where her mission is to communicate art and culture as a means of understanding the visual signs that surround us.
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