The most beautiful land in the heart of Italy

Tuscany is made up of ten provinces: Florence, Arezzo, Grosseto, Livorno, Lucca, Massa Carrara, Pisa, Pistoia, Prato and Siena. Tuscany is a destination for many travelers seeking to experience its stunning landscapes, delicious food and wine, and rich culture.

FIRENZE,
Birthplace of Italian Renaissance

Florence is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance. A turbulent political history included periods of rule by the powerful Medici family, religious and republican revolution. From 1865 to 1870 was the capital of Italy. Known as, The jewel of the Renaissance

MUST VISIT IN FLORENCE

• Duomo (Santa Maria del Fiore)
• Uffizi Gallery
• Palazzo Vecchio (Piazza la Signoria)
• Ponte Vecchio (The famour bridge)
• Accademia Gallery-Michelangelo’s David
• Basilica di Santa Croce
• Pitti Palace
• Piazzale Michelangelo- Viewpoint in Florence
• Fontana del Porcellino
• Piazza della Repubblica

What to eat in Florence ”Good food. Good wine. Good friends”

At the top of any list of what food Florence is known for must be the famous Florentine steak.

Florence is one of the best spots in Italy for truffle hunting, and this delectable luxury ingredient is an important feature of Tuscan cuisine. Truffles of different types can be found year-round.

One of the top foods to try in Florence, ribollita is a hearty soup made with vegetables, the city’s beloved cannellini beans, olive oil, and bread.

A nice menu can start with Crostini Toscani, followed by Ribbon Pasta with Wild Boar or Pasta Noodle with Porcini Mushrooms, and for dessert, Almond Biscuits with Sweet Wine.

In Florence we are famous for lampredotto sandwiches, Prepared with beef or veal innards.

Trippa alla Fiorentina is another typical Florentine second course made from offal, tripe, which is part of the so-called fifth quarter. It is a very inexpensive cut made from different parts of the bovine stomach (cuff, cross, etc.).

Nice and typical Trattorias in Florence can be Marione, 13 Gobbi, Il Magazzino, Garga, la Giostra, something more particular Cibreo, for a nice pizza, Sophia Loren and for nice lunch with view, Il David.

All about shopping!

In Florence there is no specific street to go shopping. Florence shops are located throughout the historic city center, from the station to the Oltrarno neighborhood. However, in some areas, you will find more easily certain types of products.

• Via Tornabuoni is the street of luxury boutiques.
• On the Ponte Vecchio you will find the finest jewelers.
• Oltrarno neighborhood you can find the artisans and small shops.