Private Tour of the Medici Family Villa in Florence
Description
Learn about the Medici family on a visit to the villa where they once lived, and hear tales about their lives in Renaissance Florence. With your own private guide, you’ll explore the gardens and interiors of Villa Petraia, and discover the wealth and influence of the Medici dynasty.
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Itinerary
One of the most famous Medici Villa and Garden
The Tour Operator organizing this tour
We will visit the gardens of this wonderfoul hunt house of the Medici family
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
We enjoyed such a pleasant and informative tour of these villas. Thank you! Our guide was prompt, informative and attentive.
Our guide, Giacomo, was so knowledgeable and interesting. We had a private "behind the scenes" tour that included all the inside scoop about the Medici family, how they got their wealth, what they did for Florence and the kind of people they were. There was some shocking tea spilled! We loved it. Thank you, Giacomo!
Suzanna was such an accommodating guide. I asked for an English speaking guide because I understand a little Italian. My friend that came with me is Italian with a little understanding of English. She did such a wonderful job sharing this beautiful tour with both of us. She actually brought the Medici family story to life in such a passionate way. Thank you for your time and may our God continue to bless each of your days!
Our private guided tour to the Medici Chapels on 28th May 2019 was fascinating and made riveting by our able and soft spoken young guide Ms.Eleonora. She was fluent with her dates and historical details. We were amazed at her vast knowledge and the felicity with which she rattled off all the facts! Kudos to her. If we go to Florence again we will definitely ask for Eleonora! KThe highlights of our visit was the Michelangelo’s New Sacristy and the glitzy Chapel of the Princes. And of course the brilliant Michelangelo’s Day/Night and Dawn/Dusk.
