Top Florence Street Art Tour

Tour for art lovers with a special eye to contemporary developments. This tour starts where the morning Street Art & Food tour ended but attendance to the morning one is not necessary to understand and fully appreciate this visit. Please note that this tour will start with a minimum of 2 participants and a maximum of 8. We will explore the Oltrarno neighborhood and cross to the other side of the river to end in Santa Maria Novella. Through off the beaten streets we will discover the lively and active world of local artists. The tour will end at the Street Levels Gallery, one of the key centers for all of the Street Artists living or simply passing from Florence.

See Florence off-the-beaten-path and discover the New Florentine Renaissance: the Street Art that you see in the streets, on the walls and the signs around the city center. This is not the classic Florence walking tour: come with us to the Oltrarno, on the other side of the Arno river, and experience the real Firenze, its street food, wine windows and street art. We will mix art with food which, when in Florence, are always a perfect match, and learn about the Oltrarno and its artists. The Street Art & Food tour will last about 3 hours and, after 5 food stops, we are sure you will be satisfied.

If you've had enough with galleries, if you think that art only hangs inside the museums, if you presume that Florence is just the cradle of the Renaissance, be ready to change your mind, and join us in this street art walking tour. We will be able to show you another side of the city. Explore with us the streets of Florence and find out the most vibrant urban art. Let’s spot together illegible graffiti, paste ups of Italian poetry, sculptures jutting out of the walls, gorgeous paintings of people different in shape, size, and color, and cheeky stickers on the street signs. Visit with us the most beautiful squares in Florence, our path will lead us through Santa Maria Novella, Piazza della Signoria and Piazza Pitti and then we’ll take a stroll off beaten path, visiting the alleys where the street art comes alive. Art is everywhere in Florence. Be bold! Be curious!

If it’s your first time in Florence, you cannot miss this informative and tasty tour. Thanks to the help of a professional local guide you will pass by the main attractions of Florence and taste the typical street food that you can eat on the go. Some of the delicacies you will try are fresh pasta, pizza, gelato, truffles etc. You will eat all this on the go while marvelling at Florence’s main beauties such as: the Cathedral, Giotto’s Bell Tower, the Basilica of Santa Croce and so much more. The real treat of the tour will be the the visit at the local food market, a true authentic experience where you see locals shopping for their daily food. This tour is perfect if you want to be introduced to the culture and traditions of Florence and want to share with fellow foodies the love for Italian food.

If it’s your first time in Florence  you cannot miss this 2.5 hour street food and sightseeing walking tour through the main places of Florence. You will taste some of the delicacies such as fresh pasta, gelato, truffles, home-made biscuits and much more... You will eat on the go visiting the  local food market and many  sites and monuments from outside such as the Cathedral,a  ypical Italian Gothic building, Giotto's bell Tower, undoubtedly a symbol of the City and Santa Croce Church and many other sites. Your expert local guide will also tell you anecdotes, fascinating history , traditions and give a dip in the best part of Florence as a real Florentine: the Food! Thanks to the small group size will give you the chance to interact with your guide and companies and get more suggestions for your stay.

Walking tour: Piazza Duomo, Piazza Signoria, medieval quarter (external visits) and stop in 2 artisan shops: the ancient leather shop and the Florentine paper The leather goods business started in 1937 by a shoemaker specializing in men's dance shoes .. These products are excellent and require a long and complex process, with a minimum of 32 steps and times ranging from 20 to 60 days. piece is unique The Florentine stationery, known for its hand-decorated paper, was born in 1976 in Florence, thanks to the passion for Florentine craftsmanship of Francesco Giannini and Gianni Parenti. A choice accompanied by the awareness that the production of classic objects never goes out of fashion and always retains its value over time. The quality of the materials and the reintroduction of ancient artisan techniques, such as paper marbling and woodcut, have contributed to the success of the shop and its decorated papers.