How much do city tours cost in Florence?

Prices vary by format and group size. Shared walking tours are the most affordable way to cover the highlights, while private tours of Pitti Palace, Palazzo Vecchio or the Duomo cost more because they include a dedicated guide and a tailored pace. Hands-on workshops sit at the premium end. Check each listing for the current price in your currency.

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Art & Culture City Tours in Florence

Q: Which city tours in Florence have free cancellation?

Most art and culture experiences in Florence can be cancelled free of charge, including the Florence Highlights Walking Tour with Expert Guide, the Private Tour of Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens, and the Duomo guided tours. Cancellation windows vary by activity, so confirm the exact deadline shown on the booking page before you reserve.

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About Florence

Florence is the city where the Renaissance can still be walked through: Brunelleschi's dome, Giotto's campanile and the Medici palaces are all within a compact historic centre. Start with the Florence Highlights Walking Tour with Expert Guide for orientation, then go deeper with the Private Tour of Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens, where the Medici's art collections and formal gardens unfold at your own pace.

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Florence holds an exceptional concentration of Renaissance art and architecture in a walkable centre. Art and culture tours here are led by guides who explain the Duomo's engineering, the Medici's political use of art, or the techniques behind Michelangelo's sculpture.