Florence: City Highlights and David Private Tour

Discover all there is to see in Florence with a detailed 3 hr guided city tour including all the major attractions.

Meet your local guide at your accommodation to begin the tour.

From there, make your way to the Piazza della Repubblica, located in the heart of the original Roman Forum to continue your exploration of this incredible city.

Visit the exceptional Piazza della Signoria, the seat of power of the Florentine Republic and home of the Medici Family and Palazzo Vecchio.

From the city hall located in the plaza see the many famous sculptures that make this one of the most recognized plazas in the world.

Head to the Ponte Vecchio and take in the amazing jewelry while learning about the unique history of the Vasari Corridor that runs above it.

Then head to the Pitti Palace, the former home of the grand dukes and see how grand it truly is.

Next, continue your stroll through the Oltrarno, one of Florence's most colorful areas filled with artists, workshops, and beautiful cafes.

Finally, walk over the Ponte Santa Trinita and stop for a fabulous photo of the Ponte Vecchio! After walking down Via Tornabuoni (the famous Designer Street), you will find that you are captivated by the beautiful window displays.

Walk through the courtyard at Palazzo Strozzi and see what true Renaissance architecture means.

After you have seen this building, continue toward the Duomo and view the Cathedrale, Brunelleschi's Dome and the Baptistry of the Duomo.

Just keep in mind that there are long lines at the entrance of the Cathedral and there is no way to skip these lines; therefore, your guide will work with you at that time to determine the best way to proceed with whatever time you have available.

Walk along the Accademia's path and take advantage of your quick access to view Michelangelo's original David and his Prisoners.

Your guide will provide you with an inside look at the sculptures as well as information about Michelangelo's life.

At the end of the tour, you will be outside the Accademia Museum.