Florence Highlights Walking Tour
Florence, Italy
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Trip Type: Walking Tours
Duration: 6 hours
Start your day with a guided visit to the Accademia Gallery, walk around Florence with an expert guide and end your experience with a guided tour to the Uffizi in the afternoon.
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Start your day with a guided visit to the Accademia Gallery, walk around Florence with an expert guide and end your experience with a guided tour to the Uffizi in the afternoon.Enjoy a day discovering the treasures of Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance.
Start the day with a guided visit of the Accademia Gallery (approx. 1-hour) and see the original David of Michelangelo together with many other masterpieces.
After the guided tour you will have some free time to wonder around on your own and some free time to have lunch (not included).
After lunch we will meet again to discover everything about the history and art of Florence, on a guided walking tour (approx. 1.5-hour) with an expert guide.
At the end of the tour you will also have the chance to visit the other most famous museum in Florence, the Uffizi Gallery (approx. 2-hours) where the world-famous paintings that you have seen all your life – in books, magazines and on TV close up - are kept.
The tour ends in the Uffizi Gallery where you can chose to stay longer and wonder around by your own.
Start the day with a guided visit of the Accademia Gallery (approx. 1-hour) and see the original David of Michelangelo together with many other masterpieces.
After the guided tour you will have some free time to wonder around on your own and some free time to have lunch (not included).
After lunch we will meet again to discover everything about the history and art of Florence, on a guided walking tour (approx. 1.5-hour) with an expert guide.
At the end of the tour you will also have the chance to visit the other most famous museum in Florence, the Uffizi Gallery (approx. 2-hours) where the world-famous paintings that you have seen all your life – in books, magazines and on TV close up - are kept.
The tour ends in the Uffizi Gallery where you can chose to stay longer and wonder around by your own.
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