Semi Private Florence Day Trip from Rome by Train

Begin your full day Florence adventure at Termini station, where you will meet our coordinator who will hand you your business class tickets for your high speed train ride up to Florence. With your business class tickets you will enjoy comfortable reclinable seats, free Wi-fi, a welcome drink and snack, and access to the Bistro Car. The high speed rail is fast an efficient and you will get to Florence in no time at all!

You will begin your Florence adventure at Piazza della Signoria, where you will meet your local expert guide and aw at this beautiful square with its incredible and notable statues. It really is an open air museum. From here you will go directly to the Uffizi Gallery, just a skip and a hop away!

Enjoy an amazing and comprehensive tour of the Uffizi Gallery, led by a professional local expert guide, in a group of ONLY 6 people maximum! The Uffizi Gallery houses 45 rooms of artwork, spanning 8,0000 square meters of space. See master works by some of the greatest Renaissance artists such as Sandro Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio and Michelangelo and countless more great artists who have left an ever lasting influence on the art world to date! Learn about the political and social power of the Medici family who once owned this patrimony of art as their very own private collection, which later opened to the public as one of the first public museums of a private collection in 1765. This must see museum is one of the most popular museums in the world with over 2 million visitors per year.

After you have enjoyed your lunch break in beautiful Florence, you will meet again with our local expert guide and continue exploring this wonderful city on a comprehensive truly small group walking tour (6 people max!). See the Ponte Vecchio, il Porcellino, the famous Brunelleschi Dome, the Baptistry, and last but not least, enjoy exclusive access to see the incredible David of Michelangelo! The 17-foot marble statue of David was sculpted between 1501 and 1504, when Michelangelo was only 29 years old. It is a masterpiece that has transcended both time and culture to become one of the world’s most recognized and admired pieces of art.

After you have enjoyed your lunch break in beautiful Florence, you will meet again with our local expert guide and continue exploring this wonderful city on a comprehensive truly small group walking tour (6 people max!). See the Ponte Vecchio, il Porcellino, the famous Brunelleschi Dome, the Baptistry, and last but not least, enjoy exclusive access to see the incredible David of Michelangelo! The 17-foot marble statue of David was sculpted between 1501 and 1504, when Michelangelo was only 29 years old. It is a masterpiece that has transcended both time and culture to become one of the world’s most recognized and admired pieces of art.

After you have enjoyed your lunch break in beautiful Florence, you will meet again with our local expert guide and continue exploring this wonderful city on a comprehensive truly small group walking tour (6 people max!). See the Ponte Vecchio, il Porcellino, the famous Brunelleschi Dome, the Baptistry, and last but not least, enjoy exclusive access to see the incredible David of Michelangelo! The 17-foot marble statue of David was sculpted between 1501 and 1504, when Michelangelo was only 29 years old. It is a masterpiece that has transcended both time and culture to become one of the world’s most recognized and admired pieces of art.

After you have enjoyed your lunch break in beautiful Florence, you will meet again with our local expert guide and continue exploring this wonderful city on a comprehensive truly small group walking tour (6 people max!). See the Ponte Vecchio, il Porcellino, the famous Brunelleschi Dome, the Baptistry, and last but not least, enjoy exclusive access to see the incredible David of Michelangelo! The 17-foot marble statue of David was sculpted between 1501 and 1504, when Michelangelo was only 29 years old. It is a masterpiece that has transcended both time and culture to become one of the world’s most recognized and admired pieces of art.