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1. Florence Cathedral - Climb to the Top for Spectacular ViewsVisit the famous Florence Cathedral, also known as the Duomo, and climb to the top of the dome for breathtak
Florence is known for its rich culinary heritage and fine wines, making it the perfect destination for food and wine enthusiasts. During springtime, the city comes alive with vibrant colors and flavors, offering a unique experience for visitors. From delectable dishes to exquisite wines, Florence has a lot to offer. Here is a 500-word overview followed by 20 suggestions of the best springtime food and wine experiences in Florence, each explained in 500 words.
1. Visit the Florence Christmas MarketExperience the magic of the Florence Christmas Market, where you can browse through numerous stalls offering a variety of unique gif
1. Florence Cathedral (Duomo)Marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Florence's iconic Duomo, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. Climb to the top for panoramic views
1. Calcio Storico FiorentinoWitness the thrilling spectacle of Calcio Storico Fiorentino, a historic and intense form of football dating back to the 16th century. This un
1. Explore the Magnificent Uffizi GalleryVisit one of the most famous art museums in the world, housing a vast collection of Renaissance art. Marvel at masterpieces by Bo
1. Visit the Florence Christmas MarketExplore the charming Christmas market in Florence, filled with festive stalls selling handmade crafts, local delicacies, and unique
1. Glimpse of Tuscany: Wine Tasting TourIndulge in the richness of Tuscan wines while immersing yourself in the vibrant fall colors of Florence. Embark on a guided wine t
Florence, the stunning city in the heart of Italy, offers a mesmerizing mix of captivating history, breathtaking architecture, and delectable cuisine. As summer approaches, it's the perfect time to plan your unforgettable escape to this enchanting destination. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a history buff, a foodie, or a nature lover, Florence has something incredible to offer. Get ready to explore the endless possibilities and book your activities for an unforgettable summer in Florence!
Concert DescriptionThe Candlelight concerts offer a musical and multi-sensory experience in breathtaking venues illuminated by the comforting light of candles. Purchase y
⭐ Candlelight concerts are a musical and multi-sensory experience in breathtaking locations illuminated by the comforting light of candles. Purchase your tickets now fo
⭐ Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to breathtaking venues never used for this purpose in Florence. Buy your tickets now
Candlelight Spring The Candlelight Spring concerts offer a musical and multi-sensory experience in breathtaking venues illuminated by the comforting glow of candles. Purc
⭐ Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live and multi-sensory musical experience in breathtaking venues never used for this purpose in Bologna. Buy your tickets no
Candlelight ConcertsThe Candlelight concerts are a musical and multi-sensory experience in breathtaking locations illuminated by the comforting light of candles. Purchase
⭐ Candlelight concerts provide a musical and multisensory experience in breathtaking locations, illuminated by the comforting glow of candles. Purchase your tickets now
⭐ The Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to breathtaking locations never used for this purpose in Milan. Buy your tickets
⭐ Candlelight concerts are a musical and multi-sensory experience in breathtaking venues illuminated by the comforting light of candles. Get your tickets now for Candle
Hop aboard a golf cart for a one-of-a-kind tour through the enchanting streets and sights of Florence's historic center. Dive into the story behind the sights with the included audio guide.
Join a day trip into the heart of Tuscany, departing from Florence and visiting San Gimignano, Siena, and Monteriggioni. Relax in a Chianti winery for a typical lunch and a guided wine tasting.
Visit the Cinque Terre (5 Villages) in one fun day. Start early in the morning and sip coffee with the locals. Later, dive in the crystal clear waters and stroll around the colorful villages.
Marvel at the stunning religious architecture of the city of Assisi on a guided tour from Florence. Stroll around the beautiful city of Orvieto and enjoy panoramic views of the Umbrian countryside.
Taste the true essence of the Tuscan wine region on a small-group tour from Florence, as you visit 3 authentic wineries and savor a typical Tuscan lunch.
Explore the beautiful wine region of Chianti on a half-day scenic tour from Florence, and enjoy a Tuscan landscape of gently rolling hills and vineyards. Taste Chianti wines and Tuscan products.
Go truffle hunting with a professional and his Lagotto dog and have an amazing lunch paired with fresh truffles. Also, visit the hometown of Leonardo da Vinci and a family-owned winery.
Discover the vineyards and medieval architecture of Siena, San Gimignano, and Pisa on a small-group or private full-day Chianti journey, with optional lunch and wine.
Visit two authentic wineries in the beautiful Chianti Hills during this half-day tour from Florence. Meet local winemakers, walk through stunning vineyards, and sample local wines and products.
Our guide to Florence and the coast by our Florence local expert -
Our guide to Ponte Vecchio by our Florence local expert - Ponte Vecchio, the Florence Old Bridge is a symbol of the city of Florence and one of the most famous bridges in the world. It is also the main destination if you want to buy jewels in gold as it hosts mainly jewellery shops.
Our guide to Regional Overview by our Florence local expert - The historical part of Florence is best done walking around to discover all the hidden traits and treasures that the medieval and renaissance periods have left us. One of the best ways to admire the beauty of this city at its best is to be seen from Hotel terraces! Check out how the light plays with the red roofs and how the Cathedral and its Brunelleschi's Dome dominate the city dotted with medieval towers.
Our guide to San Giovanni District by our Florence local expert - San Giovanni District is the historical heart of Florence where the marvelous Florence Cathedral stands. The San Giovanni square takes its name from the Baptistery facing the Florence Cathedral. Many streets connect San Giovanni Square to the majority of the other main squares in town and can be reached by the SMN Railway Station in less than 10 minutes walk. The square has points of interest anywhere you turn:
Our guide to San Lorenzo District by our Florence local expert - San Lorenzo, for Florentines, is synonymous of 'market'. This is actually the biggest open -air market in town and quite crowded all day long with tourists shopping leather items or souvenirs and locals going grocery shopping at the central food market. Obviously the name 'San Lorenzo' comes from the beautiful Basilica of San Lorenzo, with its humble facade and staircase.
Our guide to San Niccolo' District by our Florence local expert - The San Niccolo' area is located in the part of town that runs along the left bank of the river Arno, at the feet of San Miniato and Arcetri hills. The area goes from Ponte Vecchio to San Niccolo' Tower along the Arno river and overlooked by the green hill where the Piazzale Michelangelo, San Miniato al Monte Abbey and Villa Bardini are located. You can see the beauty of this hill from the river banks opposite the San Niccolo' area. The San Niccolo' Tower is located in Piazza Poggi, it was actually one of the gates of the old town walls built in 1324. The Tower has been recently renovated and is opened to the public to enjoy its amazing view, it can be visited with a guide (30 minutes tour) and the ticket is only 3,00 Euro (the tower is open only in Spring and Summer).
Our guide to Santa Croce District by our Florence local expert - Santa Croce district is located all around the Santa Croce square, in the south-east of the historic center of Florence. The main monument of this area is certainly the Basilica of Santa Croce with its marble facade overlooking the rectangular shape square of Santa Croce. The Basilica is a fascinating church both for its architectural beauty and for all the illustrious Florentine artists and personalities that are buried there: Nicolo' Machiavelli, Vittorio Alfieri, Galileo Galilei and Michelangelo among the most famous names.
Our guide to Santa Maria Novella District by our Florence local expert - The district of Santa Maria Novella is located in the north-west side of the historic center of Florence, and it is named after the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella and its charming square. The Basilica, of Dominican Order, was completed in the year 1360. Inside can be admired frescos of Botticelli, Masaccio, Ghirlandaio, Vasari and many other architectural works of Brunelleschi, Giambologna and Buontalenti. The Romanesque-Gothic facade was built in different phases and finished by Leon Battista Alberti around the year 1470.
Our guide to Santo Spirito District by our Florence local expert - The neighborhood of Santo Spirito is located in the south-west part of the city and has its center in Piazza Santo Spirito facing the beautiful Basilica of Santo Spirito. The Square is often used for events and street markets, meeting place of artists, from painters to musicians, with lively bars and art exhibitions.
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