Qualcosa di differente a Firenze

We booked the Dan Brown Inferno tour in the morning and the Vasari Corridor and Uffizi tour in the same afternoon..... Vanessa our tour guide for both was just fascinating and very engaging with the whole group. We took our two 12 year old daughters and they were not looking forward to the day (being more interested in fashion than art) but they were captivated by her the entire day and made our enjoyment complete. Please thank her again directly And look forward to another tour next time we visit.

I took this relatively expensive tour under Giulia's expert guidance last week and was certainly impressed! She is a brilliant guide and knows the Medicis as well as her art inside out and she made the Uffizi Gallery so much fun! The walk through Vasari corridor was impressive and information packed and to know the interesting historical anecdotes was certainly enriching. Giulia knows so much and adds so much humor and excitement to the walk that you end up feeling it is indeed value for money. The walk is from Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti through the Vasari Corridor and all you Dan Brown lovers will love it!

My sister & I visited Florence for a week in June & the Florence highlights walking tour was a great introduction for our trip. Our guide, Fabrizio, was incredibly knowledgable & passionate about Florence, he really engaged you in the Florentine experience. As well as being shown many of the highlights we were told much of the history of Florence & the Medici family. So interesting! I couldn't recommend it more highly!!

Seeing as I am not a cook or chef by any means I was hesitant to take on this cooking class, but David and Alex really know how to entertain and educate! I really enjoyed making the pizza truly from scratch. Be prepared to get your hands dirty, this is NOT one of those course where the dough is already made for you and you just add toppings! One of my friends who truly enjoys cooking and is a whiz in the class loved it, and took away some new techniques he wants to try out! The guys are fun, the food is amazing and the diploma you receive at the end is great! A def must do.

My 76 year old Mom and I recently visited my daughter in Florence(studies abroad). While there we visited Venice, Pisa etc. The highlight of my trip however was taking a walking tour at night in Florence with Giulia. We did the "Legend of Florence" The walking tour was so nice and we learned so much about this eternal city. Giulia's enthusiasm for art and the history of Florence was contagious. It was interesting, educational and enjoyable. The walking was at a great pace, good enough for grandma to keep up. I would highly recommend this to anyone to have a special night while visiting Florence...request Giulia she is great.!!!

This was a lovely way to spend an evening! I took the boat ride at about 6:30 pm, in September it was around sunset, and it was really beautiful. The weather was perfect so that really did help. Our guide (I forgot his name, sadly) was knowledgeable, but I'm not sure how well everyone could hear him. I was sitting by him so it was fine for me, but he didn't have a microphone and he wasn't super loud. I did notice the previous guide was using a microphone. Otherwise, it was really enjoyable, he told us about the buildings and bridges along the way, plus some history of Florence. About half way he opened the prosecco, there was plenty to go around and you could have a second cup if you liked. It was a different way to see Florence and to get away from the crowds on the bridges, I would definitely recommend it. It wasn't too long, a little over an hour, so it's easy to fit in during site seeing.