Amazing wine tasting included in the tour. Photo by Natalie W
Ponte Vecchio and Arno from the Uffizi GalleryPhoto by Caroline B, Australia
Florence: Near the Ponte VecchioPhoto by Donna L, USA
It was cold in March. Dress warm!Photo by CHERYL A, USA
Cut and dice, Tuscan cooking classPhoto by John L, Canada
Stuffed tomatoes.Photo by Lisa L, USA
The Duomo from the bus.Photo by Rebecca S, USA
This place is amazing.Photo by Sadaf R, USA
Aussie Girls just having fun in TuscanyPhoto by Amanda F, Australia
Twin towers of San GimignanoPhoto by Jennifer D, USA
On our way to lunch, getting off the boat and ente...Photo by Stuart B, USA
Lunch!Photo by Jennifer D, USA
The Mall's Gucci outletPhoto by Hui C, Singapore
FiesolePhoto by LESLIE W, Australia
Vacationers enjoying the Sun Photo by Sheila K
Hiking from Corniglia to VernazzaPhoto by Jennifer D, USA
One of the Piazza's.Photo by David P, USA
Tuscan cooking class: With more practice we could ...Photo by Mark C, USA
We had a great time, take this event.Photo by William W, USA
Where the Palio horse race takes placePhoto by Jennifer D, USA
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Florence: Cultural Experience
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3 Days in Florence: Suggested Itineraries
So much can be said for Rome and the surrounding south of Italy. But those who would sing the praises of its cobbled alleyways, ancient aqueducts, and bustling air of Italian joie-de-vivre, can ... Continue Reading »
Siena and San Gimignano Tours
Few European cities live as harmoniously with their past as Siena. This most beloved of Tuscany’s hilltop settlements preserves its medieval layout, focusing on the unique crooked half-moon Piazza ... Continue Reading »
Florence Cooking Classes
Italians are known for their food, and each province has its specialties. But Florence is widely hailed for its Tuscan-style cuisine, seemingly sent from Heaven itself. And while eating out is a ... Continue Reading »
Accademia Gallery
Is the Accademia Gallery worth it? There’s the Uffizi which frankly has a bigger and better collection, there’s the replica of Michelangelo’s David standing in its original location in the ... Continue Reading »
Florence in One Day: Itinerary
The historic center of Florence is compact so it’s easy to move between the main attractions on foot quite quickly. The railway station is also close in to the center, only about ten minutes ... Continue Reading »
Florence Insider Tips
Authorized Florence tour guide Valentina has been showing people around Tuscany for more than ten years. We asked for her expert opinions on the highlights of Florence – what to see, what to ... Continue Reading »
Michelangelo in Florence
Florence ’s most famous son must be Michelangelo. Yes, he left for Rome and painted the Sistine Ceiling for the pope, but in Florence I always feel his presence very strongly. There is The ... Continue Reading »
Palazzo Medici-Riccardi
When you visit the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi in Florence , Italy you will probably think I am crazy to say that I was a bit disappointed. The loggia courtyard is impressive and the small garden out ... Continue Reading »
Palazzo Pitti
The Pitti Palace is a huge Renaissance palace on the south side of the Arno River in Florence . It is across the river from the main part of the city, and crosses the famous Ponte Vecchio. The ... Continue Reading »
Palazzo Strozzi
Florence is honestly full of gorgeous historic palaces which amaze you with their glimpses into how people once lived – well, the wealthy people anyway. Palazzo Strozzi has the added attraction of ... Continue Reading »
Scoppio del Carro
The city of Florence loves Easter. They call it the Scoppio del Carro – literally, explosion of the cart. The city turns out to watch this tradition, which originated in the fifteenth century but ... Continue Reading »
The David
Probably the three most recognizable images of Florence are the Duomo, the Ponte Vecchio, and Michelangelo’s David. David was a favourite subject for Renaissance sculptors. He was the ideal of the ... Continue Reading »
The Vasari Corridor
Florence is known for its history of powerful rulers and political intrigues. Combining these both into one massive architectural show of power and secrecy is the Vasari Corridor. Editor's Note: ... Continue Reading »
Top Tips for Shopping in Florence
Florence is a haven for shopping, from leather goods in the markets, to big name designers, to outlet stores and some of the best food and wine in Italy . Here are some tips for finding ... Continue Reading »
Uffizi Gallery
The Uffizi Gallery is the number one place to visit on most people’s list when they’re headed for Florence , but I'll admit I didn’t go until my fourth time to the city. It is difficult not to at ... Continue Reading »
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