Things to do in Rome

Florence in 1 Day Renaissance Tour from Rome

12 hours to 13 hours

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of the experience.

Guide: English and Spanish

Guided walking tour
Headsets (to hear the guide)
Train ticket
Transport included

Food and drinks

Guide: English and Spanish

Guided walking tour
Headsets (to hear the guide)
Train ticket
Transport included

Food and drinks

Discover the historic center of Florence with a guided tour and explore the city's famous Renaissance landmarks.

Discover the heart of the Renaissance on a day trip from Rome to Florence. This immersive journey takes you through the essence of Italian culture, art, and history aboard a high-speed train.

Start with a guided walking tour of Florence's iconic landmarks, including the majestic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the historic Ponte Vecchio. Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure, exploring the city's renowned boutiques, tasting local delicacies, or savoring a glass of Chianti. This tour blends the convenience of planned activities with the freedom to explore Florence's enchanting streets, ensuring a memorable experience.

Discover the historic center of Florence with a guided tour
Explore the city's famous Renaissance landmarks
Enjoy an afternoon free for personal discovery
Relax during the round trip by high-speed train

Meeting point:

Caffè Trombetta, Via Marsala, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

Meeting point is Via Marsala in front of bar Caffè Trombetta at 7:00 AM.

Map

Know in advance:

Infants (age 0-2) can join for free, but please note that they won't have their own seat on the train
The tour will both start and end at the train station of Roma Termini. You'll depart from Rome around 7.30am and you'll then leave Florence around 6.30pm (the train schedule may change)
It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for walking
The itinerary may be subject to change
Check weather conditions in Florence before departure
Lunch is not included in the price, but you are welcome to bring your own lunch or eat on-site at your own expense