Florence

Florence Duomo

 

Florence was the center of the Italian Renaissance, and it is one of the most beautiful cities in the country. The city is the biggest in Tuscany and has a lot to offer visitors – historical architecture, art, museums, culture, Tuscan wines and delicious Italian food. Florence is beautiful everywhere you look. It’s easy to see why it is a favorite destination of travelers around the world.

 

Where To Stay
Piazza del Duomo is the most central part of historic Florence. Staying near this area allows visitors to see all of the main sights in the city by walking. Florence has many attractions spread throughout, so seeing the city by foot is the best option – you won’t miss a thing!

Florence River

 

What To Do

  • Accademia Gallery
    The art museum where Michelangelo’s David statue is located. Ticket prices vary. It is best to purchase your ticket online to avoid waiting in a long line. The museum also offers free days!

Florence David

  • Piazza del Duomo
    The center of historic Florence, this square is swarming with tourists year-round. It is where the picture-perfect Duomo, the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, is located.
  • Giotto’s Bell Tower
    Part of the cathedral’s complex in Piazza del Duomo, the bell tower offers visitors an incredible view of Florence from above. It’s a hike to the top, and there is no lift – be prepared! A single ticket may be purchased to enter all the Duomo monuments for a discounted rate.

Florence Bell Tower

  • Piazza della Signoria
    One of the many squares in Florence, the Piazza della Signoria is particulary beautiful because the unique Palazzo Vecchio sits at one end.
  • Palazzo Vecchio
    Built in the late 13th century, Palazzo Vecchio sits in Piazza della Signoria and is the town hall of Florence. Check out the awesome museum!
  • Wine Tasting
    Book a wine tasting experience. Florence is in the heart of Tuscany, which is a home to popular red wine. Take the time to learn about the wine production and taste some Italian cheeses and meats that pair well with the presented wines – it will open your senses.
  • Mercato Centrale
    Sometimes referred to as Mercato di San Lorenzo, Mercato Centrale is a large market that sells local foods, textiles, decorations and souvenirs. Great deals are found on beautiful Italian leather if you bargain with the vendor!
  • Take a Day Trip to Tuscany
    Arrange a tour through the famous Tuscany area to taste some of the world’s most famous wines. There are ancient castles dotted throughout Tuscany’s gorgeous green landscape.
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