Florence Day Trip

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€99.00

Time

8:00 Hours

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Description

A day trip to Florence from Rome is the perfect way to experience the cradle of the Renaissance in just one unforgettable day, combining comfort, culture, and world-class art.

Your journey begins early in the morning with a high-speed train ride from Rome to Florence. Throughout the trip, a dedicated tour leader will accompany the group, providing assistance and ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience from departure to return.

Upon arrival in Florence, you will have time to explore the city independently, strolling through its historic center — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — and soaking in the unique atmosphere of its elegant streets, iconic squares, and architectural masterpieces.

The highlight of the day is a guided visit to the Uffizi Gallery, one of the most important art museums in the world. With skip-the-line tickets and a certified professional guide, you will enjoy a 2-hour in-depth tour of its extraordinary collection. Inside the museum, you will admire timeless masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio, and many others, while your guide brings the artworks to life through engaging explanations, historical context, and fascinating stories.

After the visit, you will have additional free time to continue discovering Florence at your own pace before meeting the group for the return journey. In the evening, you will travel back to Rome by high-speed train, arriving with unforgettable memories of one of Italy’s most beautiful cities.

For added comfort, hotel pick-up from centrally located accommodations in Rome is available upon request, with a supplement.

Languages

Italian

English

French

Spanish

Itinerary

Piazza delle Repubblica

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Ponte Vecchio

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Piazza della Signoria

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We’ll start at Trajan’s Column, walk through Piazza Venezia, and head up to Piazza del Campidoglio to admire Michelangelo’s stunning design, today home to the Capitoline Museums.

Uffizi Gallery

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We then head to the Theatre of Marcellus, often jokingly called the “little Colosseum.” Although architecturally similar to the Colosseum, the Theatre of Marcellus is slightly older, dating back to 12 BC, and hosted none of the blood sports. Today, a few lucky residents live in the apartments built above the theater.

Duomo Complex

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During our walk we’ll see the many restaurants in the neighborhood and stop for a taste of traditional kosher gelato. Then we’ll take a short walk to the magnificent Turtle Fountain, a true masterpiece of the late Italian Renaissance, where you will learn how it was famously built in just one day.

San Lorenzo District

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Built in 1555, this is the oldest Jewish ghetto. The pope revoked all previously granted rights to Roman Jews and banned them from all trades and from owning property. Despite this, the Jewish community thrived, developing a unique and wonderful cuisine within its walls and even its own Italian dialect. The Great Synagogue, still the third largest in Europe, functions today as a place of prayer and a vital cultural landmark for Rome’s entire Jewish community.

Piazza Santa Croce

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From here it’s a very short walk to the Portico of Octavia, a large structure built by Emperor Augustus in honor of his sister Octavia. From the 15th century to the early 20th century, it served as Rome’s fish market. This is the point where we enter the Ghetto itself.

Piazza Michelangelo

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We conclude on Tiber Island, where past and present blend seamlessly. The island was used by the ancient Romans as a hospital, with the river serving as a natural barrier that helped stop the spread of disease, and one of Rome’s best hospitals can still be found on the site today. Offering beautiful views of the river, the island is conveniently located between the Ghetto and the local neighborhood of Trastevere and is well connected for returning to any part of the city.

Piazza delle Repubblica

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Meeting Point : Piazza della Repubblica, Roma

Please arrive : 15 min early

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Things to know

Immediate confirmation upon booking
For the tours that are accessible by wheelchair and other aids for disabilities, it is important that no more than one seat is occupied per single passenger, otherwise it will be necessary to purchase a separate ticket. If assistance is required, the passenger must provide his/her own companion by purchasing the relevant ticket
For the tours that are accessible to strollers, it is important that they do not take up additional seats on board, otherwise it will be necessary to purchase a separate ticket.
You must arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the tour. Clients who are late cannot participate to the tour and will therefore lose the right to any type of refund
The tours are available any day, from Monday to Sunday
The tours are not available on Janaury 1st, May 1st and December 25th
Online bookings can be made up to a maximum of 24 hours in advance, same-day or last minute bookings must be made by telephone or email. Confirmation of the latter will be subject to availability
People under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult and bring a valid ID
It is not permitted to take large and/or bulky luggages. It is allowed to bring backpacks and bags
The tour can be provided for a maximum of 21 people distributed across three vehicles
In case of any assitance with the meeting point or other emergencies, please contact +39 3514782849

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation less than 72 hours before the date and time of the tour: 10% penalty
Cancellation less than 48 hours before the date and time of the tour: 30% penalty
Cancellation less than 24 hours before the date and time of the tour: 50% penalty
Cancellation within 24 hours before the start of the tour: no refund

Florence Day Trip: curated day trip

Florence Day Trip is designed for travelers searching for florence day trip from rome. This Italy VIP Tours experience combines comfort, curated planning, local insight, and a smooth booking process for visitors who want a better way to discover Florence.

Why book this day trip?

Choosing a curated tour helps you save time, avoid confusion, and focus on the most valuable parts of the experience. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning to Italy, this tour is built to make the itinerary easier, more comfortable, and more memorable.

Tour highlights

Curated itinerary from Rome with organized travel planning.
Scenic highlights, local atmosphere, and time to enjoy the destination.
Good option for travelers who want to explore beyond Rome.
Italy VIP Tours support before and during the experience.

Who is this experience for?

This tour is suitable for travelers who want a well-organized experience with reliable support, clear information, and a route created around comfort and quality. It is especially useful for couples, families, small groups, and visitors who prefer a more personal way to explore.

Frequently asked questions

Is Florence Day Trip from Rome a private tour?

Many Italy VIP Tours experiences can be booked as private or personalized tours depending on availability and selected options.

Who is this tour best for?

Florence Day Trip from Rome is ideal for travelers who want a comfortable, curated and locally guided way to experience the destination.

How do I book Florence Day Trip from Rome?

You can book directly online from the tour page, selecting the available date, time and number of participants.

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