Kid Friendly Tours & Activities in Florence

Visiting Florence with kids in tow? This private 4-hour tour is specially designed for families, with a focus on child-friendly activities and commentary that's as entertaining as it is educational. Visit the Academy Museum to marvel at Michelangelo's David, keep the kids amused with the interactive exhibitions at the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum, and take in sights like the Ponte Vecchio and Repubblica square on a walking tour. Best of all: your skip-the-line tickets mean no waiting in line and you'll even stop to enjoy a complimentary gelato along the way!

Dig into the history of the Tuscan capital in a way the whole family will enjoy with this 2.5-hour walking tour of Florence for families. Join a kid-friendly guide as you explore Santa Croce, the San Lorenzo Market, the Porcellino, Piazza della Signoria, the Duomo, Piazza della Repubblica, Ponte Vecchio, and more. Keep kids engaged with interactive games and activities.

Kids and adults both will enjoy exploring the Renaissance treasures of the famous Uffizi Gallery on this private, skip-the-line discovery tour. Young visitors take on the role of art detectives, following clues within the art to solve puzzles and win special prizes. A professional guide keeps things fun and interesting while revealing the stories behind the masterpieces for an unforgettable family outing.

The Uffizi Gallery is one of the world's most famous art museums, but it can be a challenge to get children excited about art history. This private 2.5-hour tour is specially designed for families, with skip-the-line access, fun commentary, and interactive games and quizzes to keep the kids entertained. Hotel pickup is included.

Explore Florence in a way the whole family will enjoy on a private, kid-friendly tour. Learning Renaissance history has never been so fun, thanks to games, puzzles, and entertaining tales spun by an energetic guide as you hop among the city's historic squares, bridges, and castles. Parents get a break from leading the way, and young travelers will love medieval trivia and a sweet stop for some of the best gelato in town.