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Discover Florence in style with a private golf cart tour showcasing iconic sights, breathtaking views, and insider tips from expert guides.
Exploring Florence can be a challenge if you’re limited on time or prefer a relaxed way to see the city’s highlights. This Golf Cart Tour offers a fresh perspective, zipping you through the main squares, historic landmarks, and scenic viewpoints in a fun, comfortable way. With an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 from 23 reviews, it’s clear many travelers find this experience both enjoyable and value-packed.
What we particularly love about this tour is how it combines expert commentary with the ease of a private ride, allowing you to soak in the sights without the hassle of walking or the rigidity of large bus groups. Plus, the inclusion of stunning panoramic views from Piazzale Michelangelo and San Miniato al Monte—some of Florence’s most iconic vistas—makes this a memorable way to kick off or conclude your visit.
One possible consideration is the duration—at around 1 hour 30 minutes, it’s a shorter tour, which might not suit travelers wanting in-depth exploration of every site. However, it’s perfect for those who want an overview, especially if your time in Florence is limited.
This tour is ideal for visitors seeking a relaxed, personalized, and visually enriching introduction to Florence—whether you’re a first-timer or looking to tick off the city’s must-see sights efficiently.


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This tour offers a unique way of exploring Florence—speedy yet comfortable, intimate yet comprehensive. For just over an hour and a half, you’ll zip around Florence’s most famous squares and hidden gems, all while receiving insightful commentary from guides like Francesco and Duccio, who reviewers say are both friendly and extremely knowledgeable.
The tour’s price tag of $92.18 per person seems justified when you consider the convenience and the number of sights covered in such a short time. Many travelers have noted that it’s a perfect way to get an overview before diving into museums or further exploration on your own.
Kicking off with Florence’s symbol, the Duomo boasts Brunelleschi’s dome, a marvel of Renaissance architecture. The colorful marble facade and Giotto’s bell tower are decades-old masterpieces, and most travelers find that just seeing it close-up on a comfortable ride makes for a memorable moment. Reviews highlight how breathless visitors are when encountering its grandeur for the first time.
This square is a blend of old and new, with a history rooted in Florence’s medieval days, now surrounded by luxurious cafes and shops. The Column of Abundance in the center symbolizes Florence’s rebirth—something that resonates with visitors appreciating the city’s layered history. The 5-minute stop lets you soak in the atmosphere and snap some photos.
A quieter, elegant spot with the Gothic church featuring a striking marble facade. The white and green marble floors reflect Florentine tradition, making it a peaceful pause during the tour. Most reviewers mention this as a charming, less crowded stop where you can admire the architecture and reflect.
Iconic for its jewelry shops and medieval arches, the Ponte Vecchio glides over the Arno River. Reviewers love how the guide points out details about its artisan tradition and medieval history while you enjoy the river views. The five-minute stop is enough for photos and admiring the bridge’s enduring charm.
Less touristy but full of authentic local character, this square is surrounded by Renaissance palaces and topped by Brunelleschi’s Santo Spirito church. A 10-minute break gives you a chance to see a different side of Florence, appreciated by those craving a more genuine atmosphere.
The Pitti Palace and San Niccolo Tower showcase Florence’s medieval and Renaissance architectural grandeur. But the highlight is Piazzale Michelangelo, offering what many reviews describe as “breathtaking views” of the city skyline, with the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio in perfect harmony. The replica of Michelangelo’s David adds to the sense of cultural richness. Reviewers like Kellie W. emphasize how the panoramic vistas make this stop unforgettable.
The San Miniato al Monte Basilica is praised for its peaceful atmosphere and stunning mosaics, while Santa Croce is lauded for its monumental tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli. The Piazza della Signoria is a vibrant outdoor museum, with fountains and sculptures that bring Florence’s history alive, as described by many reviewers.
Completing the tour with the Piazza San Firenze, home to the impressive Palazzo di Giustizia, and San Lorenzo’s Medici Chapels, ensures you leave with a broad view of Florence’s artistic and architectural legacy.

Reviewers consistently praise the guides—Duccio, Francesco, and others—for their friendly demeanor, depth of knowledge, and ability to tailor stops to their interests. Many mention the breathtaking views from Piazzale Michelangelo as a highlight, with some even stopping for spontaneous photos or local wine and aperitifs, thanks to the guide’s flexibility.
The value for money is another common theme. For just over $90, you gain a rundown, skipping the long walk and crowded buses, making it ideal for travelers who want to maximize sightseeing in a limited timeframe.
A few reviewers, however, note that as a shorter tour, it doesn’t allow for in-depth exploration of every site. Still, most agree that it’s a perfect introductory experience or a relaxing way to see Florence’s top sights with minimal effort.

Transportation: The private golf cart ensures a smooth, air-conditioned ride—an advantage in Florence’s often warm weather or if you have mobility issues. Many reviewers highlight the comfort and ease of access.
Timing: The tour lasts about 1 hour 30 minutes, with most stops ranging from 5 to 10 minutes. It’s a good length for a quick overview without feeling rushed.
Meeting Point: The tour begins at Rinascente Firenze, Piazza della Repubblica, 4. The pickup service at your hotel can be arranged, which many find very convenient.
Booking: The tour is most often booked around 42 days in advance, indicating high popularity. It operates with a mobile ticket, making it easy to secure last-minute spots if available.
Additional Info: The tour is most suitable for most travelers, including those with mobility limitations. Service animals are allowed, and the tour is private, meaning only your group participates—adding to the personalized feel.
Price and Value: While it might seem on the higher side, the combination of private transport, expert guides, and scenic stops makes it a good investment for a memorable Florence experience—particularly for those short on time or seeking a relaxed approach.

This Florence golf cart tour offers an enjoyable, flexible, and scenic way to experience the city’s most famous sights and viewpoints. With the guides’ friendliness and knowledge, you’re sure to learn interesting tidbits about Florence’s landmarks, from the Duomo to Piazzale Michelangelo, all while enjoying a comfortable ride.
It’s especially well-suited for travelers who want a personalized, no-hassle overview—perfect for those with limited mobility, a short stay, or simply a love for breathtaking vistas combined with local insights. The inclusion of stunning panoramic views, authentic stops, and expert commentary makes it a worthwhile addition to any Florence itinerary.
While it might not satisfy someone seeking an in-depth tour of every museum or site, it’s ideal as a first taste of the city or a relaxing way to see Florence’s highlights in a short period. The positive reviews, especially praising guides like Duccio and Francesco, reinforce that this tour often exceeds expectations and offers excellent value for money.

Is this tour private? Yes, it’s a private experience, so only your group will participate, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere.
How long does the tour last? The tour lasts approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, with stops for sightseeing and photo opportunities.
Are hotel pickups included? Yes, the tour offers a pick-up service at your hotel, making it easier to start your Florence adventure.
Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility? Yes, the golf cart provides a comfortable ride, and many reviewers with mobility issues found it very accessible.
What’s included in the price? The price covers private transportation, hotel pickup, a map, and an audio guide in various languages.
Can I cancel if my plans change? Yes, there’s free cancellation available up to 24 hours before the tour, allowing flexibility.
Do I need to book in advance? It’s recommended to book well in advance, especially during peak seasons, as most travelers reserve about 42 days ahead.
Are food and drinks included? No, the tour does not include meals, but guides often suggest local spots to try wine and aperitifs.
Whether you’re after a breathtaking photo from Piazzale Michelangelo, a quick overview of Florence’s highlights, or a fun, relaxing way to navigate the city, this golf cart tour offers a compelling option. It combines comfort, expert insights, and scenic beauty into just the right package for a memorable Florentine experience.