Great Synagogue of Florence (Tempio Maggiore) Tours and Tickets

Spend the day exploring Florence—and opt to see sides of the city that many visitors miss—on this full-day, private shore excursion from Livorno. Meet your guide directly at the port, and hop into your air-conditioned minivan. You’ll drive through the scenic Chianti region en route to Florence. Upon arrival, discover the city’s most in-demand landmarks (including the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazzale Michelangelo). You can also upgrade to add on an extensive, multi-hour walking tour of the city and its lesser-known attractions.

Get to know the Historic Centre of Florence — and photograph some of its breathtaking highlights — on this guided, 2-hour bike and photography tour. Discover this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the birthplace of the Renaissance, and see some of its most iconic sites, like the Florence Cathedral, the National Archaeological Museum, the Spedale degli Innocenti (Hospital of Innocents) and much more. Learn how to create amazing images with the help of a professional photographer in a small-group setting. Bike rental, helmet and padlock, plus a hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Follow the path of Florence's Jewish Community, learn about their history, culture and traditions, and discover Jewish heritage sites in the Old Town. Extended option: guided tour of the Great Synagogue and Jewish Museum with skip-the-line tickets. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests. Read the description carefully as each option includes a different program. 2-hour: Florence's Jewish Quarter Choose this walking tour to discover the traces of Jewish history in Florence's Old Town and Jewish Quarter. See Santa Croce, Great Synagogue, Duomo, and more (exteriors only). 3-hour: Florence's Jewish Quarter, Great Synagogue and Museum Choose this walking tour to visit the Great Synagogue and Jewish Museum, and discover the traces of Jewish history in Florence's Old Town and Jewish Quarter. Explore the thriving Jewish community of Florence and trace their ancient and medieval history leading up to the Holocaust.