Private Renaissance Tour of Florence: learn all about Medici Family
As you walk through the streets and piazzas of Florence, you’ll discuss with your private professional English-speaking guide the ideas of the Renaissance, the lives of many famous artists, the Medici family who showered Florence with countless masterpieces, and how life changed forever during this epic period of the history of Florence.

In-between the famous landmarks, we'll take enchanting back-streets and alleys paved with the original stones from ancient times. Here, we'll discover lesser-known attractions that will help weave together the complex and rich history of the city and provide our guests with a more intimate experience of Florence.

We'll pause to admire the Ponte Vecchio and to discuss the history and role of the oldest surviving bridge crossing the river Arno. As we enter the piazza della Signoria, after admiring Vasari's Corridor from the exterior, we'll enter Dante's old neighborhood.

Enjoy a Complimentary Guided Tour of Accademia Gallery in our Florence Private Tours
After enjoying a private walking tour through the historical center of Florence we arrive at the Accademia Gallery, home to Florence 's most treasured work of art: Michelangelo's David.

After enjoying an in-depth discussion of David, we'll also have time to admire Michelangelo's Slaves: a series of breath-taking sculptures of original captives of the stone who writhe, struggle and turn, forever attempting to free themselves from their rigid marble blocks.

Your guided tour finishes inside the Accademia Gallery where you'll be able to admire other important works of art housed in the museum, and perhaps, take some time to reflect on your intense and thoroughly entertaining best tour in Florence Renaissance and Medici tales.

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Where will the Florence Private Tours begin
This tour will start in the lobby of your centrally located hotel in Florence.
If your hotel is not centrally located, your guide will wait for you in Piazza Strozzi in front of the Palazzo Strozzi, holding a sign with your name written on it

Florence Renaissance Walking Tour Accessibility
This tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair users or people with walking disabilities. However, please contact us directly and we will be able to take you on alternative routes suitable for you.
At times, Museums close without notice. No refunds are available as these events are beyond our control.