La DivinaTOURS

Florence · Tuscany

La DivinaTours by Leticia Morais Saraiva

A place is whatever someone tells you about it.

  • Groups of 8 or fewer
  • English · Italian · Spanish
  • Licensed guide — Elenco Nazionale
Photograph of Leticia — replace with the shoot

The guide

I live here. That is the whole pitch.

I am Leticia Morais Saraiva, a licensed guide based between Florence and Prato. I did not come to Tuscany for a season — I built a life here, and the difference shows up in the small things: which door is worth knocking on, which café the guards go to on their break, which fresco everyone walks past.

I do not run a bus. I do not hand out headsets. I take small groups through the city and the region on foot, and I tell them what actually happened here — the politics, the money, the grudges, the genius. Florence is more interesting than the postcard, and it takes someone who lives here to prove it.

  • Registered in the Elenco Nazionale delle guide turistiche
  • Tours in English, Italian and Spanish
  • Eight travellers maximum — often fewer
  • Florence, Prato, Lucca, Siena and San Gimignano

The experiences

Six, not two hundred

Every one of these exists because I wanted to give it, not because a platform told me it converts.

Santa Croce, 7:40 in the morning

The Exile

Dante, Florentine politics, and the streets he lost forever. The city that produced the Commedia — and then threw its author out.

3 hoursMax 8From €55
The Pietra Serena quarry at Settignano

The City of Stone

How Florence was built, and who paid for it. Brunelleschi, the quarries, the banking money, and the dome nobody knew how to close.

3 hoursMax 8From €55
Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio

The Tuscan Table

Market, producers, and a meal that takes its time. Not a food tour with eleven stops — one market, real vendors, and lunch that lasts.

4 hoursMax 6From €95
Duomo di Prato, the outdoor pulpit

Prato, Overlooked

Twenty minutes from Florence and almost nobody goes. Frescoes by Filippo Lippi, a castle built by an emperor, and no queue at all.

Half dayMax 8From €85
Oltrarno, late afternoon

Yours, Specifically

A private day built around what you actually care about — art, food, architecture, a family with restless children, or a single obsession.

You decidePrivateOn request
The walls of Lucca

Out of the City

Lucca, Siena or San Gimignano, walked properly. You handle the train or the car; I handle everything after we arrive.

Full dayMax 8From €180

Prices cover guiding. Museum and site tickets are booked separately — I will tell you exactly what they cost before you commit to anything.

How it works

Three steps, no call centre

I

Tell me what you want

Send a note with your dates, how many of you there are, and what you are curious about. No form letters back — I read every one.

II

I propose something

Within a day you get a real answer: what I would do with your time, why, how long it takes, and what it costs. If I am the wrong guide for it, I will say so.

III

We walk

You get a meeting point, a phone number, and a morning you will still be talking about later. Payment is settled before we start.

What people say

Afterwards

We had done Florence twice before. This was the first time anyone explained why any of it was there.
Ruth & David M. — Edinburgh
She kept a nine-year-old genuinely interested in a fourteenth-century fresco cycle. I still do not know how.
Familia Ortega — Madrid
Booked the private day. Ended up in a workshop in the Oltrarno that is not on any map, talking to a man who gilds frames.
Anna K. — Toronto

Practicalities

Questions worth asking

How large are the groups?

Eight people at most, and usually fewer. The food tour caps at six. If you would rather it be only your party, book a private day.

What languages do you guide in?

English, Italian and Spanish. Tell me which you prefer when you write and the whole tour runs in that language.

Are museum and gallery tickets included?

No. Prices cover guiding only. Where a tour includes a paid site I will tell you the exact cost in advance and, if you like, walk you through booking the timed entry yourself — it is cheaper that way.

What if it rains?

Florence is a good city in the rain and I plan around it. If the weather is genuinely impossible we move the date at no cost.

Can you handle limited mobility, or small children?

Yes, in both cases — but tell me in advance so I can choose the route rather than improvise it. Cobblestones are unforgiving and I would rather plan around them.

How do I pay, and what is the cancellation policy?

Payment is settled before the tour by card or bank transfer. Cancel more than 48 hours ahead for a full refund; inside 48 hours we will find another date.

Enquire

Tell me what you want to see

I read every message and answer it myself, usually within a day.

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