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Our 2 Day Florence Museums & Food Tour is the best way to see and experience the Renaissance city! On your first day, wander Florence’s historic streets, from the Ponte Vecchio to Piazza della Signoria, later delving into the 2 most famous galleries: the Accademia & Uffizi. Gain exclusive access with skip-the-line tickets and explore icons like Michelangelo’s David before getting a restful night’s sleep at your hotel. On Day 2, shift focus to Florentine cuisine with a food tour through bustling shops and eateries to savor traditional Tuscan flavors. Taste tortelli pasta, Schiacciata bread, gelato, and dip your cantucci into Vin Santo just like the locals!
Looking to spend just 48 hours in Florence? Then our 2 Day Florence Museums & Food Tour has got you covered! Enjoy expert-led experiences, skip-the-line tickets to the Accademia & Uffizi Galleries, and a night of hotel accommodation. Ensuring a memorable exploration of Florence’s cultural and culinary treasures, this 2-day journey is not to be missed! Book today!
- Florence
- Tuscany
- 2 Day Tour Package
- Accommodation Included
- Expert Tour Guide
- English
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2 Day Florence Museums & Food Tour Highlights
- Walk through Florence's most iconic squares and historic streets
- Explore the Uffizi and Accademia Galleries with skip-the-line tickets
- Taste your way through authentic Tuscan cuisine on a guided food tour
- Spend a night in a handpicked central hotel
2 Day Florence Museums & Food Tour Itinerary
- Begin with a historic walking tour of Ponte Vecchio, Piazza Signoria, Duomo Square, and more
- Visit the Accademia Gallery with an included pass to see Michelangelo's David
- Free time for lunch
- Visit the Uffizi Gallery with skip-the-line tickets
- Overnight in Florence
- Stroll down the streets learning about Florentine culinary secrets
- Stop at several secret eateries, tasting delicious flavors
- Drink Tuscan wine with the locals
- Enjoy traditional dishes, like Schiacciata bread, pasta, and Pappa al Pomodoro
- For dessert, enjoy either cantucci (in the winter) or cool gelato (in the summer)
- End off with cantucci dipped into Vino Santo (dessert wine)
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The company offers everything from packages with hotels, tours and transfers to individual tours you can book when you have made your own arrangements. After my six-hour outing in the Tuscan countryside, I arrived back in Florence, where I marvelled at the magnificent Duomo cathedral and strolled along the banks of Arno River, with its stone bridges such as the Ponte Vecchio."
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