Top Florence Wildlife Encounters

Step inside the creative mind of Leonardo Da Vinci with skip-the-line entrance to the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum in Florence. Your admission ticket offers unlimited access, so you can spend as long you like exploring the exhibitions and admiring Leonardo’s Machines, created from the famous Da Vinci Codes.

Avoid the long general-admission lines during your visit to the Uffizi Gallery by prebooking this timed-entry admission ticket. Save time as a host helps you get your tickets . Explore the expansive museum at your own pace with access to 1,500 works of art, as well as Renaissance paintings from artists like Michelangelo and Botticelli.

One of the most dazzling Renaissance gardens in Italy, the Boboli Gardens are a highlight of Florence. Avoid a delay at the entrance with this skip-the-line ticket and make the most of your time exploring the grounds. Take in the sculpture-lined walking paths, ornate fountains, decorative grottoes, and other highlights at your own pace, stopping to snap photos and relax far from the crowds in this extensive Italian-style park.

Escape the bustle of the city and immerse yourself in Tuscany's stunning countryside during this private half-day horseback ride and wine tasting in Chianti. Discover lesser-known locales among rolling hills and vineyards, topped off by a guided tour of a historic wine estate, and sampling of three Chianti wines.

The Apennines is a mountain range that stretches from the north to the south of Italy. It crosses through Mugello, enriching the town with its incredible mountainous landscape. The trekking path has been part of the area’s main road network since Etruscan times, located between central Italy and the Lombardy plain. The area was used primarily by the Etruscans to connect the towns of Fiesole and Felsina (Bologna). It was then populated by the Romans, and in the Medieval times was home to Tuscany’s noble Count Guidi, It remained inhabited by farming families until the 1960s. This excursion through the woods is therefore a journey between past and present. Signs of early human inhabitants are still evident in the form of old houses and established streets, but the now abandoned space is simply a reminder of the life that was.