• Porta Romana - Marvel at the impressive southern gate of Florence and the striking marble sculpture Dietrofront by Michelangelo Pistoletto, proudly displayed in the roundabout.
• Giardino Del Bobolino - The Bobolino Garden was a significant source of inspiration for the renowned astronomer and physicist Galileo Galilei. Today, it remains a sophisticated and evocative spot, ideal for enjoying stunning views and contemplating the close relationship between science and beauty, elements that have always been intricately linked in Florence’s history.
• Villa Galileo - From the outside, appreciate the serene villa where Galileo was confined under house arrest. Here, he continued his research and corresponded with his daughter, Suor Maria Celeste, while developing ideas that revolutionized science.
• INAF Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory - Admire the romantic silhouette of Arcetri Castle, then gaze upon the hill of the Observatory — Florence’s gateway to the stars.
• Piazzale Michelangelo - Conclude your tour at Florence’s renowned panoramic terrace, Piazzale Michelangelo, where the city’s domes, towers, and bridges unfold in a breathtaking view that embodies the essence of Florence.
• Basilica San Miniato al Monte - Take an exterior tour of Florence’s oldest Romanesque church. Discover the legends, symbols, and the story of the saint.
• Villa del Poggio Imperiale - Visit the elegant neoclassical villa once associated with the Medici family—a place of beauty, intrigue, and power overlooking the city.

• Private transportation

Experience Florence from a fresh angle with this 2-hour golf cart tour, guided by a knowledgeable local driver and enhanced by an engaging audio guide. Depart from the bustling city center and journey through the vibrant San Frediano district, past the historic city walls and Porta Romana, towards the sophisticated Villa del Poggio Imperiale.

The narration vividly animates the scenery — from tales of the Medici family and Isabella de’ Medici to the brilliance of Galileo, whose villa is nestled among the olive groves of Arcetri, the tranquil hill that has long overseen Florence. You’ll pass by the Arcetri Observatory, catch a glimpse of the Certosa Monastery, and relish the peaceful beauty of this ageless countryside.

The tour concludes at Michelangelo Square, where one of Florence’s most stunning views unfolds before you — a perfect ending that encapsulates the harmony between the city, its history, and its surrounding hills.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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