Free sunset tour of Florence

Our tour OLTRARNO and PITTI begins in the middle of the Piazza Santa Maria Novella. The tour is conducted in English. We will talk about the history of Florence right in front of the Santa Maria Novella Church and then, via Via del Moro, we will reach Piazza Goldoni in front of the Arno River. Then we return to the elegant Via Tornabuoni via Via della Vigna nuova and stop in front of Palazzo Strozzi, one of the most beautiful Italian Renaissance buildings, built by Filippo Strozzi. A wealthy merchant who belongs to one of the richest families in Florence and is traditionally hostile to the Medici faction. On Via Tornabuoni, among the luxury shops, you can admire some examples of buildings from the 19th century, when Florence was the capital of Italy. Then we find the Piazza Santa Trinita and cross the Ponte Santa Trinita, a Renaissance bridge with a wonderful view of the Ponte Vecchio. We reach the other side of Florence called Oltrarno, one of the most fascinating areas of Florence

Florence is one of the most beautiful and visited cities in the world and joining our tours will give you the opportunity to enjoy more of the beauty of its monuments and treasures, through the discovery of the families that made it great during the Renaissance, such as the Medici. Our guides (all licensed) will show you the jewels of the city and will tell you the anecdotes that only those who live here know. They will also give you tips on authentic restaurants and shops and of course on how to avoid tourist traps. Don't miss out on visiting Florence through the eyes of a local! We have three different tours. 7.30 am - Free early morning walking tour of Florence (only in English and Italian) We will depart from the historic center and cross the southern hill; We will arrive at one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the city: Piazzale Michelangelo. An unmissable opportunity to admire Florence and its monuments from above: the Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi Museum, the Duomo and its Dom

In the middle of the square between the two pillars. You can recognize it by the small flag of Florence with the red lily

P.za di Santa Maria Novella, 4n, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy