Things to do in Florence

Did a day trip to Pisa, Siena, and San Gimignano — and wow, Tuscany really knows how to show off. 🌻✨ Pisa was all about the iconic Leaning Tower moment. Even if you’ve seen it in photos a thousand times, seeing it in person still hits different. 📸 Siena surprised me the most — such a beautiful medieval city with so much character. Walking through its narrow streets felt like stepping back in time. The cathedral? Stunning. And San Gimignano… easily the highlight. Those towers, the view, the vibe — it’s like a fairytale hilltop town frozen in the most magical way. Plus, the gelato? Chef’s kiss. 🍨 If you’re exploring Tuscany, this trio is a must. Each place has its own charm, and together they make a perfect, unforgettable day. ❤️🇮🇹

it was really a well organise trip. Our tour guide Aaron is really nice and experience. Each place you will have sufficient time to walk around. We really love siena

The Tuscany day trip was amazing! The itinerary was well planned, covering Siena, San Gimignano, and Pisa all in one day. The guide was knowledgeable, the views were beautiful, and the lunch was authentic and delicious. Highly recommended!

The line to enter the church was very long, and the Italian tour guide had a very strong accent. If you're a native Mandarin speaker, you'll need to pay close attention to understand the explanations 😇. However, being able to skip the long line in the Italian heat and enter directly is worth the price of admission! I highly recommend this tour.

Didn't have to queue when booking via Klook, but have to remember to collect tickets just outside at the cafe by showing them the booking id

Big museum. Be prepared to spend at least 1.5 hours (minimum). Really worth a visit when in Florence. Make sure to download the entire audioguide beforehand as the data signal is spotty inside the museum and they didn’t really have free wifi or it wasn’t working.

This was my second time visiting this gallery, and honestly, I'd happily go a third time! I visited on a Sunday, and there were no lines. I think that's thanks to the e-ticket. I first approached the woman outside, who exchanged my e-ticket for a paper one, and everything went quickly and smoothly. I got the audio guide in Russian. It's not super detailed, but it's quite decent. Important note: you need to leave your passport or ID for the audio guide, and they only return it at the end. I didn't know that... luckily, I happened to have my passport with me. It took me exactly 2 hours to visit the entire gallery with a short break and a trip to the restroom. I didn't stop for too long at each painting, so in my opinion, 2 hours is the optimal time. If you want to examine each work carefully, allow 3-4 hours. My impressions are only positive.

Great value and user friendly, you could make the venue reservation with Klook. Get into venue by present your E-voucher which is super convenient. ease of booking on Klook:

Great buy on Klook! Skip-the-line saved us hours. Stunning views of Florence from the top. Included access to Baptistery and museum for 3 days. Easy QR redemption, no issues. Perfect for a hassle-free visit—highly recommend!