Florence Private Walking Tour Including Michelangelos David

Strolling along the cobblestone streets of Florence, visitors are often mesmerized by the city’s timeless beauty and rich cultural heritage. Imagine embarking on a private walking tour that not only unveils the secrets of iconic landmarks like the Duomo complex and Piazza della Signoria but also offers an exclusive encounter with the legendary statue of ‘David’ sculpted by Michelangelo himself.

As the tour delves into Florence’s artistic treasures, participants can expect a personalized experience that promises to leave a lasting impression.

Curious to uncover more about this immersive journey through Florence’s art and history?

Key Points

Private walking tour led by local art historian guide
Highlight: Viewing Michelangelo’s ‘David’ at Academia Gallery
Gain deeper understanding of Florence’s culture and history
Maximum of 15 adults per group for personalized experience

Here's some more nearby activities we've reviewed

Tour Details

Set out on a private walking tour of Florence with a knowledgeable local art historian guide to explore the city’s iconic landmarks and explore its rich history. This tour offers an intimate experience, limited to a maximum of 15 adults per group.

You’ll visit the renowned Duomo complex, the historic Piazza della Signoria, and the charming Ponte Vecchio. A highlight of the tour is the viewing of Michelangelo’s masterpiece, ‘David,’ at the Academia Gallery.

While admission fees aren’t included, the insights provided by the guide are invaluable. Visitors have praised the guides for their knowledge and adaptability, although some caution that a certain level of physical stamina is required due to the walking involved.

Tour Highlights

Explore the vibrant city of Florence through its most iconic landmarks and hidden gems on a private walking tour led by a local art historian guide.

Discover the beauty of the Duomo complex, where the striking cathedral dominates the skyline.

Stroll through the historic Piazza della Signoria, surrounded by impressive statues and architecture that tell tales of Florence’s rich history.

Cross the famed Ponte Vecchio, a bridge lined with charming shops that span the Arno River, offering breathtaking views of the city.

Enjoy the enchanting atmosphere of Florence as your guide unveils the stories behind these renowned sites, providing a deeper understanding of this cultural hub.

Viewing Michelangelo’s David

Upon entering the Academia Gallery, visitors are immediately captivated by the awe-inspiring presence of Michelangelo’s iconic masterpiece, David. The sculpture stands at an impressive 17 feet tall and exudes a sense of strength and beauty that is truly mesmerizing. Here is a visual representation to showcase the grandeur of Michelangelo’s David:

Aspect	Description
Height	17 feet
Material	Marble
Creation Year	1501-1504

Michelangelo’s attention to detail, from the intricate muscles to the determined expression on David’s face, is a testament to his unparalleled skill and artistry. Viewing this renowned sculpture in person is a profound experience that leaves a lasting impression on all who encounter it.

Reviews and Ratings

Visitors’ perspectives on the private walking tour of Florence, led by a local art historian guide, are reflected in the reviews and ratings provided by Viator and Tripadvisor.

4.8 out of 5 stars overall rating
Guides’ knowledge and insights highly appreciated
Some mention the need for physical stamina due to walking
Guides praised for adaptability and professionalism

Travelers seem impressed with the depth of knowledge and expertise offered by the guides during the tour. While the tour provides rich insights into Florence’s artistic treasures, some guests advise being prepared for a fair amount of walking.

The adaptability and professionalism of the guides have garnered positive feedback, making this private walking tour a top choice for those seeking an immersive Florence experience.

Cancellation Policy

For those considering booking the private walking tour of Florence, it’s crucial to familiarize themselves with the cancellation policy, ensuring a clear understanding of the refund procedures and cut-off times.

The tour offers a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance, but no refund is available for cancellations within 24 hours of the scheduled tour. Changes to bookings aren’t accepted less than 24 hours before the tour commences, and all cut-off times are based on local time.

It’s advisable to review the detailed cancellation policy provided for specific guidelines. Being aware of these terms can help visitors plan accordingly and make informed decisions regarding their reservations, minimizing the risk of any unexpected inconveniences.

Questions and Support

Navigating the private walking tour of Florence is made seamless with the Viator Help Center readily available for inquiries and support.

Visitors can reach out to the Viator Help Center for any questions regarding the tour details or booking process.
Support is accessible through various means such as live chat, email, or phone for immediate assistance.
The product code 36478P6 helps streamline communication and ensures accurate information exchange.
Travelers can rely on the Viator Help Center for prompt resolutions to any concerns that may arise during the tour.

Pricing and Booking

Planning a private walking tour of Florence can be easily facilitated by exploring the tour cost and booking process starting from A$500.90. The pricing is sourced from Viator, and additional fees may apply for entrance tickets. Terms and conditions apply, and an explanation of how Viator works will be provided during the booking process. Below is a table summarizing the key details for booking this exclusive tour:

Details	Information
Tour Cost	Starting from A$500.90
Booking Source	Viator
Additional Fees	May apply for entrance tickets
Terms and Conditions	Apply
Booking Explanation	Provided during the process

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we have reviewed.

Common questions

Can Children Participate in This Private Walking Tour of Florence?

Children can participate in this private walking tour of Florence. The experience, led by a local art historian guide, offers insights into the city’s landmarks and includes a viewing of Michelangelo’s ‘David.’ Admission fees are not included.

Is Transportation to and From the Tour Meeting Point Included in the Price?

Transportation to and from the tour meeting point is not included in the price. Visitors are responsible for getting to the designated starting location. This helps ensure the tour can focus on exploring Florence’s rich history and art.

Are There Any Specific Dress Code Requirements for Visiting the Sites on the Tour?

There are no specific dress code requirements for visiting the sites on the tour. Comfortable attire and shoes are recommended due to the walking involved. Visitors should consider the weather and modesty when selecting their outfits.

Are There Any Special Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

Special discounts for seniors or students are not available for this private walking tour of Florence. The tour, led by a local art historian, offers a comprehensive exploration of the city’s key attractions, including the iconic Michelangelo’s ‘David’.

Is There a Specific Recommended Time of Day to Take the Tour for the Best Experience?

For the best experience, it is recommended to take the tour in the morning when attractions are less crowded. The morning light enhances the beauty of Florence, providing an ideal setting for exploring its rich history.

Here's more of our most recent tour reviews happening neaby

Last Words

Enjoy the beauty and history of Florence with a private walking tour that includes a close-up look at Michelangelo’s David. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you’ll discover the city’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems, all while enjoying a personalized experience with a small group.

Don’t miss out on this unforgettable journey through one of Italy’s most enchanting cities. Book your tour today and create lasting memories in Florence.