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Explore Florence’s top landmarks with a guided walking tour, then enjoy direct access to the Uffizi Gallery, including a self-guided experience and mobile app.
Discover the beauty of Florence with this combined morning guided walking tour and afternoon Uffizi Gallery visit. Priced at $82.97 per person, this experience spans roughly 1 hour 30 minutes of walking plus time inside the museum. The tour includes a professional local guide, assistance at the meeting point, and a multilingual mobile app with suggested self-guided itineraries, making it ideal for those who enjoy both guided insights and independent exploration.
Most importantly, the Uffizi entrance ticket is included with advanced booking, giving visitors direct access and the chance to avoid long lines. This tour stands out for its small group size—a maximum of 20 travelers—and the opportunity to explore Florence’s iconic sights without the usual crowds, especially at the Uffizi. For anyone eager to experience Florence efficiently, with knowledgeable guidance and flexibility, this tour offers a compelling package.


The tour begins at Via de’ Martelli, 50, in the heart of Florence, at 10:00 am. This central starting point makes it easy to access via public transportation. Assistance at the meeting point ensures a smooth start, and arriving on time is crucial to secure the time-specific entry to the Uffizi.
The initial part of the experience is a guided walk through Florence’s historic streets, where the guide shares stories about the city’s Renaissance past and its famous landmarks. This walk creates a solid foundation before entering the museum, setting the scene with context about Florence’s artistic and architectural heritage.
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During the morning guided tour, visitors explore Piazza della Signoria, the city’s political hub, home to statues and the open-air Loggia dei Lanzi. The guide highlights the significance of Palazzo Vecchio, Florence’s historic town hall, and points out Ponte Vecchio, the medieval bridge lined with jewelry shops.
The Duomo complex is a centerpiece, with remarkable sights like Brunelleschi’s Dome, a marvel of Renaissance architecture, Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the Baptistery of San Giovanni. The guide’s commentary makes these sights come alive, sharing stories behind their construction and artistic details, all while allowing ample time for photos and appreciation.

In the afternoon, visitors are led directly to the Uffizi Gallery, avoiding the long queues typical of this popular museum. The Uffizi ticket is included with an advanced booking fee, granting direct access to Italy’s most renowned art collection.
Inside, visitors have self-guided access to masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Titian. The mobile app provided offers suggested self-guided itineraries and audio commentary, enhancing the experience by helping visitors prioritize highlights and better understand each piece.

The multilingual mobile app is available from age 13 and up, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace. To use it, travelers need their own smartphone and hearphones. The app makes the Uffizi experience more flexible, allowing art lovers to linger over favorite works or move quickly through less-interesting sections.
This self-guided approach complements the morning tour, giving visitors the freedom to spend as much time as they wish with the art, in a museum that is often crowded during peak hours. Visiting later in the day, as this tour suggests, helps avoid the daytime rush and allows for more relaxed viewing.

Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes given the walking involved. Since the tour is limited to 20 travelers, it offers a more intimate setting, but punctuality is critical. Late arrivals cannot access the museum at the reserved time, nor can they get a refund or reschedule.
The tour does not include hotel pickup or guide service inside the Uffizi, so visitors should plan to arrive at the meeting point on time. The tour’s flexibility and small group size make it suitable for those who appreciate a more personal connection with their guide and fellow travelers.
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A key feature of this experience is the combination of a comprehensive guided walk through Florence’s most famous landmarks and direct museum access. The inclusion of a mobile app for self-guided exploration at the Uffizi gives added flexibility and control over the visit.
Unlike larger or less organized tours, this experience emphasizes small group sizes and timely entry, which significantly enhances the enjoyment—especially for art enthusiasts eager to bypass crowds. The knowledgeable local guide offers detailed insights, making the sightseeing more than just a visual experience.

Reviews consistently praise the expertise of the guides and the skip-the-line access. Many mention how being in the Uffizi without crowds allows for a more intimate appreciation of the artworks. The post-tour aperitivo and social aspect are highlighted as memorable extras.
While some find the overall price a bit high, the value is often seen in the quality of access and guided insights. The tour’s timing, especially in the evening, is appreciated for avoiding the city’s daytime rush, providing a more relaxed environment to enjoy Florence’s art and architecture.

The price may be a consideration for some, especially since guide service inside the Uffizi is not included. The experience is designed for those comfortable with self-guided museum visits and using their own smartphone and hearphones.
Plus, arriving on time is essential to avoid missing the reserved entry window. The tour is not suitable for travelers with mobility issues that prevent comfortable walking or standing for extended periods, though the walking component itself is moderate.
This Florence Guided Walking Tour & Uffizi Ticket offers a balanced combination of guided sightseeing and independent art exploration. The small group size and direct museum access make it ideal for visitors who want a more personal experience and avoid the crowds.
The inclusion of a mobile app enhances the museum visit, while the morning walk immerses guests in Florence’s history and key sites. The price point reflects the quality of the guided tour and exclusive museum access, making it a worthwhile option for those with a keen interest in Renaissance art and Florence’s highlights.
This tour is best suited for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and those seeking a relaxed yet comprehensive Florence experience. It combines convenience, expert narration, and the chance to enjoy Florence’s treasures with fewer crowds and more personal attention.
“Unbelievable. Amazing tour guide and the skipping of lines was key. She was detailed about what she shared but kept us moving as well which was gre…”
Is the Uffizi ticket included in the price?
Yes, the Uffizi Museum entrance ticket is included with an advanced booking fee, providing direct access to the museum.
What time does the tour start?
The tour departs at 10:00 am from Via de’ Martelli, 50.
Do I need my own smartphone for the mobile app?
Yes, participants aged 13 and above need their own smartphone and hearphones to use the multilingual mobile app.
Are guide services included inside the Uffizi?
No, the guide does not accompany visitors inside the museum. The self-guided visit with the app is designed to enhance your experience.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 20 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While the mobile app is available from age 13, families with younger children should consider their comfort with walking and self-guided museum visits.