Florence, the capital of Tuscany crossed by the Arno River, has approximately 375,000 inhabitants. Alongside Rome and Venice, […]
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To explore Florence, at least 3 days are needed. The historic center, relatively compact, can be easily covered […]
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A three-day stay in Florence allows you to discover the main Renaissance masterpieces and the city’s key districts. […]
Florence touristic pass and combined tickets Excursions, visites guidées et billets à Florence Into the […]
The Tuscan cuisine, particularly Florentine, is a celebration of simplicity and high-quality ingredients. Rooted in peasant tradition, it […]
The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, symbol of Florence, displays impressive dimensions, with its elements in polychrome […]
The Palazzo Vecchio (lit. “Old Palace”), one of the most iconic buildings in Florence, stands on Piazza della […]
The Ponte Vecchio (lit. “the Old Bridge”) is one of the most famous and picturesque landmarks in Florence.The […]
Piazza della Signoria is the political and historical heart of Florence. Located just a few steps from the […]
Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance where architecture, art, and history meet at every corner, has an outstanding […]
Florence, cradle of the Renaissance, is a true capital of art and culture in Italy. Its museums house […]
La Uffizi Gallery in Florence is one of the most famous museums in the world, housing an exceptional […]
The Basilica of Santa Croce, built beginning in 1294, is the largest Franciscan church in the world. In […]
Located in the heart of Florence and near the Central Market Square, the San Lorenzo Basilica is one […]
Santa Maria Novella is the large Dominican church located at the entrance to the historic center of Florence, […]
Palazzo Pitti is one of the largest buildings in Florence and a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. It now […]
The Gallery of the Academy (Galleria dell’Accademia in Italian) is one of the most visited museums in Florence […]
The Tuscan cuisine is based on simple, high-quality ingredients, reflecting a strong rural identity and a long agricultural […]
Retired Roman soldiers founded in 59 BCE a village named “Florentia”. From the 4th century CE, it became […]
The climate of Florence, in Tuscany, is Mediterranean with marked continental influences. Summers are generally hot and dry, […]





















