Pisa & Lucca Highlights: A Tuscany Day Trip from Florence

These excursions are overwhelmingly focused on cultural and historical experiences, which represent 98% and 95% of the options we compare, respectively. You can expect a variety of formats, though walking tours are the most common type at 78% of the listings. Most tours are guided, with 92% of the options including a professional guide to lead the way.

Prices vary significantly depending on the level of exclusivity, but most options fall between $109–$678. While the typical spread can range from about $46 to $1,032, the median price across the 63 options we compare is $305.

Yes, there is a high availability for more intimate experiences. Among the tours we compare, 51% are private tours, making them a very popular choice for those who want a more personalized itinerary than a standard group setting.

The duration depends on whether you choose a focused excursion or a full-day adventure. Most trips last between 5.3–13 hours, with a median duration of 8 hours.

Inclusions vary by provider, but we found that the most common features across booking platforms include:

• Professional guides (included in 60% of options)
• Transportation (included in 41% of options)
• Entry tickets (included in 30% of options)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (included in 29% of options)

The methods of transport vary across the different listings. Walking is the most common way to see the sites at 35%, followed by bus and train travel, which each account for 25% of the options. You will also find some tours utilizing cars (21%) or minivans (17%).

Yes, there is great variety for international travelers. The options we compare are offered in 8 different languages: English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Russian, and Korean. This high level of availability helps ensure a high-quality experience, reflected in the 4.73★ average rating from 10,797 pooled reviews.

Book tickets online in advance to avoid long lines. Reservations are essential during peak seasons to ensure entry.

Florence is very walkable. Most major sites are close together, so walking is the most efficient way to explore.

Avoid restaurants with menus in five languages or pictures of food. Look for small trattorias in the Oltrarno district.