Best tours and activities for Ponte Vecchio
Florence
Full Day Private guided Tour of the Centre of Florence
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Florence conjures up images of art, history, stunning architecture and old world charm: discover it with this classic tour, that will bring you in the main landmarks of the city. Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Uffizi Gallery and Piazza del Duomo are just waiting for you!
6h
Privato
€ 105,25
per person
Florence
Private Guided Tour of the Uffizi Gallery and of the centre of Florence
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With this amazing private tour you will visit the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important museums in Florence. Accompanied by a professional expert guide you will learn a huge amount of art, and you will admire some of the greatest masterpieces of Renaissance art.
3h
Privato
€ 79,63
per person
Florence
3-Hours Private Tour of the historic centre of Florence
With this 3-hours private tour you can visit the best sights in the historic centre of Florence: the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Ponte Vecchio, the Piazza della Signoria and lots of picturesque corners. Accompanied by a professional tour guide, you will discover the eternal beauty of Florence.
3h
Privato
€ 70,38
per person
Florence
VIP Small Group Sunset Boat Tour with Aperitivo in Florence
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Don't miss out on the sunset boat tour in Florence with an exclusive Italian aperitivo on Arno River. The tour offers a unique perspective on the city, especially sightings of some beautiful ancient noble palaces by the riverbanks of Florence.
1h
Semi Privato
€ 85,00
per person
Florence
Guided Walking Tour to Discover the Legends of Florence Centre by Night
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Join this walking tour by night of Florence through ghost stories, anecdotes, myths and legends, giving you the opportunity to discover the most mysterious side of this enchanting city!
2h
Gruppo
€ 35,00
per person
Florence
Monday Tour in Florence: Tour of the Centre and Palazzo Vecchio
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The most famous museums of Florence, such as Uffizi and Academia Gallery, are closed on Monday. So what can be done on Monday in Florence? Well, to start off how about a walking tour of the centre and a guided visit to Palazzo Vecchio.
3h min 15
Gruppo
€ 51,00
per person
Florence
VIP small group tour around Florence by bike with gelato (Italian ice cream)
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Experience the beauty and charm of Florence like never before with a bike tour that will take you on a journey through some of the most iconic and picturesque landmarks in the city. With breathtaking views, amazing architecture, and cultural richness, Florence is a destination like no other. And what better way to explore this amazing city than on a bike tour that will take you through the heart of it all?
2h min 30
Semi Privato
€ 45,00
per person
Florence
Walking tour around the main attractions of Florence
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Explore Florence on your own terms and discover the greatest attractions of Florence with one of a kind experience. You will have the chance to see and know more about the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance with this Florence walk and talk tour!
2h min 30
Semi Privato
€ 35,00
per person
Florence
Group Tour of the Centre of Florence and Accademia with guide and tickets
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Do not miss this group tour that will allow you not only to explore the historic center of Florence, rich of artistic and historical treasures, but also to visit one of the most important museums of the city: the Galleria dell'Accademia, where is preserved the David, a masterpiece by Michelangelo.
2h min 30
Gruppo
€ 58,00
per person
Best attractions in Florence
Florence Cathedral Uffizi Gallery Piazza della Signoria Ponte Vecchio Basilica of Santa Croce Vasari Corridor Florence Baptistery Palazzo Vecchio Galleria dell'Accademia Pitti Palace Michelangelo SquareThings to know about Ponte Vecchio
Authentic icon of the Florentine landscape, the Ponte Vecchio (which means "old bridge") is the oldest of Florence's six bridges across the Arno River.
The bridge is believed to have been first built in Roman Times. Since the 13th century there have been stores of all kind, crowdedalong the portico of Ponte Vecchio. Later on, in the 15th century, most of those shops have been continuouslyaltered withexternal terraces and raised parts, extending towards the river and transforming the original Ponte Vecchio's architecture into a chaotic and asymmetric (yet inimitable) bridge.
Open all of the time, Ponte Vecchio make a very suggestive route for a nice stroll, especially with the romantic evening light.