• Piazza del Duomo - As we pass by the magnificent Duomo di Firenze, we will pause for 10 minutes to admire one of the world’s most iconic landmarks.
• Basilica of Santa Croce - Upon reaching Santa Croce, we will take a 10-minute break to appreciate the history and charm of this renowned landmark.

The Basilica of Santa Croce, often referred to as the Temple of Italian Glories, is the final resting place of legendary figures such as Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli.

Marvel at the stunning Gothic facade, which features a striking blend of white, green, and pink marble that stands out in the piazza.

The expansive Piazza Santa Croce offers a picturesque setting, ideal for capturing photos and enjoying the local atmosphere.

Nearby, discover artisan workshops and leather boutiques, showcasing Florence’s rich craft traditions.

This brief stop allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of one of Florence’s most significant landmarks.

• Santa Maria Novella - Upon arriving at Santa Maria Novella, we will take a 10-minute pause to admire this extraordinary piece of Florence’s history and architecture.

The Basilica of Santa Maria Novella is a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance design, featuring a stunning marble facade created by Leon Battista Alberti. Its elegant green and white patterns make it a standout in the city’s skyline.

This basilica is renowned for its artistic treasures, including works by Masaccio, Giotto, and Ghirlandaio, and its connection to the Dominican order.

The surrounding Piazza Santa Maria Novella provides a tranquil setting for photos and a chance to enjoy the beauty of the area.

Take a moment to appreciate this historic landmark before we continue exploring Florence.

• Ponte Vecchio - Upon reaching Ponte Vecchio, we will take a 10-minute break to explore one of Florence’s most iconic landmarks.

The Ponte Vecchio, or “Old Bridge,” is a medieval stone bridge known for its charming, colorful shops that line both sides. Once home to butchers and tanners, it now houses exquisite jewelry boutiques and artisan workshops, making it a hub of Florentine craftsmanship.

Spanning the Arno River, the bridge offers stunning views of the water and the city, creating the perfect backdrop for memorable photos.

Take a stroll, soak in the atmosphere, and discover why this historic bridge has been a symbol of Florence for centuries before continuing our journey.

• Piazzale Michelangelo - This iconic terrace offers the most breathtaking panoramic views of Florence, with the Arno River winding past the city’s terracotta rooftops and the Duomo’s majestic dome dominating the skyline. A bronze replica of Michelangelo’s David stands at the center, paying homage to the Renaissance genius. Visitors flock here at sunset when the golden light bathes the city, and the hills of Fiesole glow in the distance. Street musicians and vendors add to the lively yet romantic atmosphere, while the nearby San Miniato al Monte church invites a quiet moment of reflection. A must-visit for its postcard-perfect vistas and timeless charm.
• Basilica San Miniato al Monte - Step back in time at this hilltop sanctuary, where Florence’s skyline unfolds like a Renaissance painting. Dating to 1018, San Miniato al Monte is one of Italy’s finest Romanesque churches, its dazzling green-and-white marble façade catching the light like a jewel. Inside, gaze up at the glittering 13th-century mosaic of Christ in Majesty, then descend into the hauntingly beautiful crypt, where the bones of St. Miniato rest. Wander the tranquil cloisters and explore the atmospheric medieval cemetery, final resting place of literary legends like Carlo Collodi. As the sun dips, soak in panoramic views of the Duomo and Arno River from the terrace—quieter than Piazzale Michelangelo, but equally stunning. Time your visit for evening prayer to hear monks chant Gregorian hymns, echoing through the ancient stone walls. A spiritual and visual feast, this stop blends art, history, and serenity—don’t miss the short climb up for gelato-worthy photo ops and a moment of quiet awe.
• Piazza della Repubblica - Lively and elegant, this grand square marks the site of Florence’s ancient Roman forum. Today, its iconic triumphal arch, buzzing cafes (like historic Giubbe Rosse), and vintage carousel create a vibrant mix of old and new. Shop at upscale boutiques, sip espresso under the column-topped “Column of Abundance,” or soak in street performances. By night, the square glows with a festive energy—perfect for people-watching or a post-dinner passeggiata. A blend of history, culture, and modern Florentine life.
• Piazza San Firenze - Lively and elegant, this grand square marks the site of Florence’s ancient Roman forum. Today, its iconic triumphal arch, buzzing cafes (like historic Giubbe Rosse), and vintage carousel create a vibrant mix of old and new. Shop at upscale boutiques, sip espresso under the column-topped “Column of Abundance,” or soak in street performances. By night, the square glows with a festive energy—perfect for people-watching or a post-dinner passeggiata. A blend of history, culture, and modern Florentine life.

• Private guided tour in a restored electric Fiat 500 Cabrio
• Professional driver/guide
• Pick-up and drop-off from hotels and Airbnbs within Florence
• Complimentary souvenir photo
• Bottled water

• Entrance fees to any attractions (as the tour focuses on external sightseeing)
• Food and drinks (except bottled water)

Embark on a journey through Italian history with our Classic Electric Fiat 500 Tour! This eco-friendly excursion allows you to discover Florence’s renowned landmarks and hidden treasures in style. Navigate the city’s historic streets, admire the Duomo, glide by the Ponte Vecchio, and enjoy stunning views from Piazzale Michelangelo.

This 2-hour guided tour is ideal for couples, families, or small groups seeking a unique and intimate way to explore Florence. The guide will share captivating stories and insider tips, ensuring your adventure is both enjoyable and educational.

Experience the charm of a vintage Fiat 500 combined with modern electric sustainability. With numerous photo opportunities along the route, this is an essential experience for any visitor to Florence.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.