How much do city tours cost in Tuscany?

City tours in Tuscany range from mid-range to premium, offering great value for the quality of experience. Many include expert guides, hands-on materials, or skip-the-line access. Check each listing for exact pricing and any special offers.

Which city tours have free cancellation?

Most city tours in Tuscany offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility if your plans change. Look for the 'free cancellation' badge on each activity page to confirm the policy before booking.

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Rainy Day Activities · Tuscany

Rainy Day City Tours in Tuscany

Average rating4.8Median price$133

When rain clouds gather over Tuscany, its cities reveal a more intimate, atmospheric side—perfect for exploring world-class museums, historic landmarks, and artisan workshops. Dive into Florence's rich craft heritage with a Private Jewelry-Making Class in Florence, Tuscany (4 Hours) or a Small Group Florentine Wood Inlay Class: Craft Your Own Masterpiece, where you'll learn centuries-old techniques from local masters.

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Private Jewelry-Making Class in Florence, Tuscany (4 Hours)

Rating 4.9, 95 reviewsCity tourDuration 4 h

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Rainy days in Tuscany are perfect for diving into its rich artistic and artisanal heritage. You can join hands-on workshops like jewelry-making or wood inlay, or explore iconic indoor sites like the Duomo and Pitti Palace, all while staying dry and gaining deeper insight into local culture.