You're in Italy, you better enjoy some great food!
Fantastic grocery store where to buy traditional products :)
My personal fave in the area, offers lots of genuine and fresh stuff everyday and it's located in a cozy 'mall' with clothing stores, cinema and electrocnics store.
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Supermercato Coop
1 Via di NovoliFantastic grocery store where to buy traditional products :)
My personal fave in the area, offers lots of genuine and fresh stuff everyday and it's located in a cozy 'mall' with clothing stores, cinema and electrocnics store.
Simply the best and cheapest ice-cream shop in the city center. They even have liquorice flavour :Q_
Gelateria dei Servi
10 Via dei ServiSimply the best and cheapest ice-cream shop in the city center. They even have liquorice flavour :Q_
Great pizzas, delicious schiacciata and the biggest bread selection ever! I definitely recommend their corn bread and all the tiny schiacciate with olives, seeds, nuts, grapes etc! If you're bored of our non-salted tuscan bread, you need to grab something at Pugi!
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Focacceria San Marco Srl
9 B Piazza San MarcoGreat pizzas, delicious schiacciata and the biggest bread selection ever! I definitely recommend their corn bread and all the tiny schiacciate with olives, seeds, nuts, grapes etc! If you're bored of our non-salted tuscan bread, you need to grab something at Pugi!
Two stories building!
Groceries on the ground floor and gourmet restaurants upstairs.
Mercato Centrale
Two stories building!
Groceries on the ground floor and gourmet restaurants upstairs.
Great Italian restaurant 5 minutes away from the apartment. Here you can enjoy great pizzas and traditional dishes from Tuscany.
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Ristorante i Templari
132 Via del Ponte alle MosseGreat Italian restaurant 5 minutes away from the apartment. Here you can enjoy great pizzas and traditional dishes from Tuscany.
Geek things to do in Florence!
Simply the best store in town when it comes to tabletop/card games, books, gadgets and souvenirs for all your geek friends!
...or for yourself ;)
Stratagemma
15/r Via dei ServiSimply the best store in town when it comes to tabletop/card games, books, gadgets and souvenirs for all your geek friends!
...or for yourself ;)
This place is small, messy and dusty as hell, but you'll find some really cool retrogaming stuff here. The owner is a jolly and really competent man that can give you tons of advice and help you find any rare game or console you'll ever need!
It may not be the prettiest looking store ever, but that's not what's important, right? GAME ON!
Retro Game Snc Di Borgognoni Francesco
8 Via Claudio MonteverdiThis place is small, messy and dusty as hell, but you'll find some really cool retrogaming stuff here. The owner is a jolly and really competent man that can give you tons of advice and help you find any rare game or console you'll ever need!
It may not be the prettiest looking store ever, but that's not what's important, right? GAME ON!
The coolest punk/dark/goth/alternative clothing store in the city!
Great selection and honest prices, the shop is lovely and so are the owners.
Iron Fist Italia
16R Via GuelfaThe coolest punk/dark/goth/alternative clothing store in the city!
Great selection and honest prices, the shop is lovely and so are the owners.
For the lovers of art and history :D
Florence's most famous and largest museum. Worth the price, worth waiting in line. Here, you'll see some of the most beautiful paintings ever created and there are are SO MANY of them you'll lose count!
The building itself is really beautiful and important from an historical standpoint: it was the residence of the rulers of Florence, the Medici family, and to this day it remains the city's town hall.
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I-Uffizi Gallery
6 Piazzale degli UffiziFlorence's most famous and largest museum. Worth the price, worth waiting in line. Here, you'll see some of the most beautiful paintings ever created and there are are SO MANY of them you'll lose count!
The building itself is really beautiful and important from an historical standpoint: it was the residence of the rulers of Florence, the Medici family, and to this day it remains the city's town hall.
Beautiful park and Medicean villa in the small village of Pratolino. As you go up in the hills with the bus (number 25A, departing from Piazza S.Marco) you'll get to see Florence from above in all its glory. The park itself is free, huge and hosts one of the most imposing and peculiar statues of Tuscany... the Appenine Colossus °O°
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Villa Demidoff
276 Via FiorentinaBeautiful park and Medicean villa in the small village of Pratolino. As you go up in the hills with the bus (number 25A, departing from Piazza S.Marco) you'll get to see Florence from above in all its glory. The park itself is free, huge and hosts one of the most imposing and peculiar statues of Tuscany... the Appenine Colossus °O°
Don't accept imitations! Go and see the REAL Michelangelo's David at the Galleria dell'Accademia.
A collection of great statues from Italian and European sculptors and the big guy himself, David, showcased in a special room that really makes you appreciate the fine craftsmanship of Michelangelo.
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Galleria dell'Accademia
58 Via RicasoliDon't accept imitations! Go and see the REAL Michelangelo's David at the Galleria dell'Accademia.
A collection of great statues from Italian and European sculptors and the big guy himself, David, showcased in a special room that really makes you appreciate the fine craftsmanship of Michelangelo.
Florence's town hall is a very special one. Once the home of the Medici family, it's located right next to the Uffizi gallery and for this reason way too many people skip it :(
From the quotes from Dante's Inferno engraved in the courtyard to the delicate 'grottesche' paintings on the ceilings, there are so many cool things to find in this ancient building that remains at the heart of Florence's political scene. Did you know there's even a secret passage in the maps room? I won't tell you where it is... but if you look close I'm sure you can find it!
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Palazzo Vecchio
Piazza della SignoriaFlorence's town hall is a very special one. Once the home of the Medici family, it's located right next to the Uffizi gallery and for this reason way too many people skip it :(
From the quotes from Dante's Inferno engraved in the courtyard to the delicate 'grottesche' paintings on the ceilings, there are so many cool things to find in this ancient building that remains at the heart of Florence's political scene. Did you know there's even a secret passage in the maps room? I won't tell you where it is... but if you look close I'm sure you can find it!
A largely unknown gem! This beautiful ruined abbey is located in the countryside around Siena, easy to access by car. It is a fantastic photo opportunity when the fields all around it are filled with sunflowers and crimson poppies. The building itself is mysterious and romantic, even housing the Italian equivalent of King Arthur's Sword in the Stone in its crypt.
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Abbazia di San Galgano
Strada Comunale di San GalganoA largely unknown gem! This beautiful ruined abbey is located in the countryside around Siena, easy to access by car. It is a fantastic photo opportunity when the fields all around it are filled with sunflowers and crimson poppies. The building itself is mysterious and romantic, even housing the Italian equivalent of King Arthur's Sword in the Stone in its crypt.
An unique museum containing a collection of scientific tools (navigation, astronomy, mathematics) from Italy and other European countries, detailing their evolution and how much they impacted our daily lives and society. Super interesting!
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I-Galileo Museum
1 Piazza dei GiudiciAn unique museum containing a collection of scientific tools (navigation, astronomy, mathematics) from Italy and other European countries, detailing their evolution and how much they impacted our daily lives and society. Super interesting!
overlooking piazzale Michelangiolo sits S.Miniato, a lovely church and abbey complex famous for its mysterious mosaic flooring depicting the zodiac signs and constellations.
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Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte
34 Via delle Porte Santeoverlooking piazzale Michelangiolo sits S.Miniato, a lovely church and abbey complex famous for its mysterious mosaic flooring depicting the zodiac signs and constellations.
Tea and Coffee ♡
Natural remedies, herbal teas and helpful tips and advice from the knowledgeable and extremely lovely owners. Recommended!
Erboristeria Secciani
Natural remedies, herbal teas and helpful tips and advice from the knowledgeable and extremely lovely owners. Recommended!
Great coffee and pastries in the city center. You can also buy their unique roasts.
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Ditta Artigianale
30/32 R Via dei NeriGreat coffee and pastries in the city center. You can also buy their unique roasts.
The best tea room in Florence.
Here you can find a vast variety of teas from all over the world and even special menus with tasty sandwiches, scones with jam or dried fruit to match your tea of choice.
The Way of Tea 3
The best tea room in Florence.
Here you can find a vast variety of teas from all over the world and even special menus with tasty sandwiches, scones with jam or dried fruit to match your tea of choice.