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Florence and Uffizi Gallery by High-Speed Train - Full-Day Tour

Florence is a must-see city, and now you can reach it in around one hour and a half.

Join us at a meeting point and you’ll catch the high-speed train from Rome Termini station with our professional assistant: they’ll travel with you, disclosing local tips and pieces of information to get you in the mood for this special day-trip.

You’ll walk through Piazza Della Signoria, the very center of Florence, and Piazza Santa Croce, named after the Basilica that overlooks it, burial place of Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli.

Florence was the hippest city in the world when it was ruled by the Medici family: every artist wanted to live and work in the fifteenth century’s place-to-be. The Medici family thus funded and gathered an incredibly large art collection, later donated to the city. Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo Da Vinci: these are only a few of the authors of the masterpieces that you’ll see in this world-renowned art gallery.

Florence is a must-see city, and now you can reach it in around one hour and a half.


Join us at a meeting point and you’ll catch the high-speed train from Rome Termini station with our professional assistant: they’ll travel with you, disclosing local tips and pieces of information to get you in the mood for this special day-trip.


You’ll walk through Piazza Della Signoria, the very center of Florence, and Piazza Santa Croce, named after the Basilica that overlooks it, burial place of Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli.


Florence was the hippest city in the world when it was ruled by the Medici family: every artist wanted to live and work in the fifteenth century’s place-to-be. The Medici family thus funded and gathered an incredibly large art collection, later donated to the city. Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo Da Vinci: these are only a few of the authors of the masterpieces that you’ll see in this world-renowned art gallery.