On all the tours we took in Italy we saved our paid email confirmation. It always had the instructions for where to meet along with date and time. Most locations were busy and had more than one tour operator. But they were all helpful. The tour guides have your tickets to enter any locations listed on your itinerary. they are also good at keeping an eye on the group in large seas of people. But you shouldn’t wander too far from your guide . The skip the line part of these tours are worth the price alone. But along with that you get insights that walking alone you could easily not catch. Enjoy!

No it does not.

The Uffizi Gallery is closed on Mondays.

We travelled as two adults so unable to answer the question regarding child prices I would suggest checking both adult & child prices with the company as all prices are subject to change The price we paid could well be different 2 months ago could be different Regards

We booked the 12:15 tour which finished at 16:15 Maybe that time is full on the day you are checking - you could try another day hopefully 12:15 is available The group size was a maximum of 10 or 12 I believe

Whatever websites you look at that offer guided tours should say which language(s) it is in, or even offer a button to select desired language. Any reputable leading tour company will include the entry tickets in the price of the tour. Or google for a tour including the words "in English".

Our tour was in English. When you look at a description online, click on any button like "Info" or "Show more info". That should show the language(s) available. You may need to begin the booking process and then specify the language you want.

Yes, I believe it is an option when you reserve the tour. I would also highly recommend this tour as it includes both Academia (where the actual David is at) and Uffizi as well as a walk to key sites in between the two.