Florence
It was the cradle of the Renaissance and the world capital of art in the fifteenth century. It has one of the most famous historical centers and museums in the world. All around it is one of the most iconic and characteristic landscapes on the planet.
In Florence, everything is spectacular: from the shops to the streets that lead to the hills immediately behind the most tourist areas, from the most genuine and popular neighborhoods, which rise just outside the historic center, to the monuments that tell the soul.
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What to do in Tuscany in October?
Publication Date Publication Date: Thursday, October 12, 2023Giulia
October marks a fascinating season in Tuscany, when cooler temperatures and autumn colours make the region a fascinating place to visit. It is the ideal time to sample local delicacies, such as truffles and chestnuts, at the many gastronomic festivals.
If you are interested in pop culture and entertainment, don't miss Lucca Comics & Games, an internationally renowned event that takes place in Lucca at the end of October.
If you are interested in pop culture and entertainment, don't miss Lucca Comics & Games, an internationally renowned event that takes place in Lucca at the end of October.
What to do in Florence in September?
Publication Date Publication Date: Monday, September 11, 2023Giulia
September is a wonderful time to visit this charming Italian city, as the summer temperatures begin to drop, the tourist crowds thin out and the streets of Florence are filled with a quieter, autumnal atmosphere.
Precisely for this reason, Florence fills up with events.
Precisely for this reason, Florence fills up with events.
What to do in Florence in 3 days?
Publication Date Publication Date: Friday, August 25, 2023Giulia
Short on time to visit Florence? Here is an itinerary for you to see the main attractions, monuments and most beautiful places in this beautiful city in just 72 hours.
First of all, I recommend you visit the city on foot because the historic centre is closed to traffic. Don't worry, the main attractions are close together and you will enjoy a wonderful walk along the Renaissance streets.
First of all, I recommend you visit the city on foot because the historic centre is closed to traffic. Don't worry, the main attractions are close together and you will enjoy a wonderful walk along the Renaissance streets.