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The best local things to do in Florence for 3 days! The stunning Piazza Della Repubblica, world-famous Michelangelo's David and beautiful cathedral de Santa Maria del Fiore; you’ll be able to explore all the highlights of Florence in 72 hours. Use the list below to find exactly what to do in Florence for 3 days. Day 1: Museums, squares & palaces An amazing introduction! Florence is a stunning city of amazing Renaissance buildings. From the world-famous Duomo to stunning Signoria Square and gorgeous Palazzo Vecchio, you’d be a fool to miss out on any of it! Head up to the top of Brunelleschi's Duomo for incredible views of Florence. Don’t forget to check out the incredible Piazza Pitti and the Pitti Palace. Time for museums! Visit the Museo dell’opera and the unmissable Museo Della Misericordia. And you can’t come to Florence without going to the Accademia Gallery to see Michaelangelo’s most famous statue, David! Day 2: Food & fine wine Time to enjoy yourself! Now you’ve seen Florence’s amazing highlights, it’s time to explore the city’s food and drink. Explore the charming Oltrarno district and stop for a glass of local wine in the lively square. Or drive through olive groves, vineyards, medieval castles and villa estates to reach the heart of Chianti! Have lunch and a wine tasting at a local farm. Hungry for street food? In Florence, you’re spoilt for choice! Visit a fantastic local market where the locals do their food shopping. Try delicious meats and cheeses and even stop for a tasty panini! Drink a glass of Prosecco or have coffee just like the Italians! Day 3: Parks & Gardens Time to relax! On your last day in Florence, enjoy the peace and quiet of the city’s green spaces. Visiting pretty gardens belonging to splendid villas is a relaxing way to start the last of your 72 hours in Florence! Have a picnic at the Baden Powell gardens just like the locals do. Visit the unique Stibbert Garden with its three parks, and explore its playgrounds, fountains, and find the small neoclassical temple. And don’t forget to while away the afternoon in Florence’s one-of-a-kind Horticultural Gardens!
Eduardo was the highlight of our entire trip. From the moment we met, his warmth, professionalism, and deep local knowledge transformed a great tour into something unforgettable. Every detail was thought through — timing, atmosphere, storytelling — and he made everyone feel welcome and special. You can feel how passionate he is about what he does, and it shines through every minute. If you’re looking for a truly authentic, world-class experience, look no further. This wasn’t just a tour — it was a memory we’ll carry for life.
Cristina provided an enjoyable, informative tour of the Uffizi. She provided a history of the Medici family and gave a good background to the city of Florence. She did a great job curating the art and focusing our visit. I’d highly recommend a tour with Cristina
Eduardo, was excellent from the moment we booked on line. Always responded to texts right away, answered questions, guided us through the process of booking tickets. We met at the perfect time of the day, entered the Uffizi, and were swept up in his in-depth narrative of the history and art we witnessed. We loved our tour, and Eduardo’s perspective. We wished we booked him for all of the museums.
Dina shared insights seamlessly combining art, history and local knowledge to keep us enthralled the entire tour. We are an older couple and appreciated her thoughtfulness in shaping the tour to our interests and physical limitations. She knows where all the shortcuts, elevators and WCs are! Our only regret is for not booking other tours with her. Thanks again Dina!