Florence Tours in May 2026

What a great guide! Luca was unbelievable. The itinerary worked well with ample spare time (perhaps too much a couple of times). The accommodation was mostly good (one was a disaster) and the bus was ok if you weren’t too tall. Every one got on well and are still in communication. All in all, definitely worth doing.

We just finished our fantastic Tuscan Treats tour and were so happy with it. Had a fabulous time. We normally travel independantly but didn't want to drive in Italy so this was perfect. The 18 person max rule and small coach kept it very personal and they took us to some great places we probably wouldn't have known about. And we loved our guide Francesca who was so knowlegeable and enjoyable to be around.

Loved this tour, ideal size group and enjoyed going to smaller, less well known towns that are not so 'touristy'. Guide Francesca was great and a good balance between guided tours and free time.

It was a great tour and our tour leader Bea was wonderful.Tuscany was fabulous and some of the towns we visited were magnificent.Considering the age group in our group we mostly felt we needed a bit more free time.Maybe if the tour was extended a few more days.Generally the accommodation was very good though a few places were very basic.It was one of the highlights of our trip to Italy and I would thoroughly recommend it to our friends.

Well-paced tour with a good mix of included activities and free time to explore. Good, well-located accommodation. Comfortable transport and excellent driving from Romulus. Tour leader Fabio was very informative and ensured everyone had a great trip. Some great suggestions for restaurants, gelaterie etc. Grazie mille.

Wonderful trip. It was amazing to be able to travel from one hill town to another, each one so different from the others. Highlights of our trip included an art exhibit in Perugia on how medieval artists perceived nature - absolutely beautiful and we had the place to ourselves, quite a contrast to the crowds at the Uffizi; staying in a 14th century pilgrim guest house in Assisi; walking out to the aqueduct bridge in Spoleto; hearing all the bells in Narni suddenly start ringing when the new Pope was elected and running outside along with everyone else to find out what had happened; and, my husband would say, the wild boar stew he ate that evening at a restaurant in the square. Logistics were well organized and the routes well planned. It was a challenging route, however, with many steep climbs. We were glad we reserved e-bikes. There were also a number of places with poorly maintained roads, quite a bit of springtime road construction, and some areas where the route took roads with heavy traffic. Italian drivers were quite considerate, though. We had a great time and were sad to go home. We could have stayed in each town longer, and will hopefully return to Italy soon.