• Oltrarno - The art of pietre dure, also known as “hardstone inlay” or “Florentine mosaic,” dates back to ancient Rome and was revived during the Italian Renaissance. Discover how Florentine artisans mastered the art of cutting and shaping semi-precious stones like marble, lapis lazuli, malachite, and jasper to create intricate designs and pictorial scenes. Learn how the workshop you’ll visit continues to uphold the traditions and techniques of pietre dure craftsmanship, passing down skills from one generation to the next.
• Piazza Santa Croce - Visit a traditional leather workshop. Nestled in the heart of Florence, these workshops preserve centuries-old techniques and artisanal skills, producing exquisite leather goods renowned for their quality, durability, and timeless elegance. Join us as we explore the artistry, heritage, and craftsmanship behind Florence’s renowned leather industry. Discover the various stages of leather production, from rawhide to finished product, and witness the meticulous process of cutting, stitching, and finishing leather goods.
• Ponte Vecchio - The exclusive presence of jewelers on Ponte Vecchio since the 16th century showcases the old Florentine passion for creating unique jewels inspired by the city’s glorious art. Skilled artists transform famous art pieces into splendid miniatures made from precious materials.
• Piazza San Firenze - Inspired by ancient Etruscan traditions, ceramic production has always been considered one of the most admirable crafts in Florence, continuously practiced since the Middle Ages. Here, ancient techniques and modern artistry converge to create enduring works of art. Visit traditional artisan workshops and studios in Florence, where skilled craftsmen and women continue to practice the ancient art of ceramic-making. Step into their world as they mold, sculpt, and glaze clay into exquisite works of art, using techniques passed down through generations.
• Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio - During its golden ages, perfume making was a significant source of wealth for the city. The first formula of modern perfumes was created in Florence and brought to France by Catherine de’ Medici when she married the king. Embark on a sensory journey through the enchanting world of fragrance with a visit to a perfumery laboratory in Florence. These laboratories preserve centuries-old traditions of perfume-making, blending artistry, science, and botanical expertise to create captivating scents that evoke the essence of Florence. Join us as we uncover the secrets, stories, and craftsmanship behind Florence’s renowned perfumery industry.
• Via del Proconsolo - Step into the enchanting world of marbled paper artistry in Florence, where centuries-old techniques and creative flair come together to produce exquisite decorative paper. This unique craft, known as “carta marmorizzata” in Italian, has been practiced in Florence since the Renaissance and continues to captivate visitors with its intricate designs and vibrant colors. Visit traditional artisan workshops in Florence where skilled craftsmen and women practice the art of marbled papermaking. Witness firsthand the meticulous process of marbling, which involves floating pigments on a viscous solution, manipulating them into intricate patterns, and transferring them onto paper to create unique designs. Marvel at the dexterity and precision of these artisans as they breathe life into each sheet of paper, transforming it into a work of art.

• Hotel pick-up from Florence city center by walk
• Exclusive services of private passionate guide
• Exclusive entrance to the workshops with private demonstration by the artisans

• Gratuities

Florence has long been celebrated as a hub of artistic and artisanal excellence, renowned for its fine craftsmanship and dedication to quality. From leatherworking and ceramics to perfume-making and marbled paper, the city’s workshops showcase a diverse array of traditional and contemporary crafts, each with its own unique story to tell.

Immerse yourself in the creative process with live demonstrations led by master artisans. Watch as they deftly manipulate materials, shaping clay, hammering metal, or stitching leather with precision and expertise. Participate in hands-on activities, such as pottery throwing, jewelry making, or leather stamping, and experience the thrill of creating something beautiful with your own hands.

• Wheelchair & baby stollers useres should be comunicated in advance in order to proovide the convient stops for them

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