Florence: Dark History Walking Tour with Bar Stops

Florence: Dark History Walking Tour with Bar Stops

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Drink your way through Florence on a guided walking tour and experience its bustling nightlife. Discover famous sights and hear the untold dark tales of the city's past as you visit vibrant bars.

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Highlights

Soak in the high-energy atmosphere of Florence's iconic nighttime hotspots
Wander through ancient city streets and gaze at famous historic landmarks
Hear the scandalous stories of Florence's past from your local tour guide
Visit vibrant bars and a famous wine window with newfound friends
Enjoy Italian alcoholic beverages including wine, cocktails, and shots.

Description

There’s no better way to experience Florence’s nightlife than with our drunken history tour. Explore the city’s most famous sites by night and embark on a thrilling journey into dark history with stops at popular bars along the way and even a famous wine window. Start your night with a unique stroll through the streets where popes, kings, and other famous characters once roamed and learn the scandalous history of Florence’s former red light district, all while sipping on drinks loved by locals. By the end of the tour, you’ll have learned about the darker side of this beautiful city and you’ll already be tipsy so you can continue the night with your new friends on Via dei Benci, the most famous party street in Florence.

Includes

Tour guide Bar visits Cocktail Shot Wine

Important Information

On rainy days there is a special rainy route and in this case, the activity provider will contact you on the day to let you know the new meeting point which is a 5 min walk from the original one