Florence is a city of Renaissance art, beautiful architecture, charming streets, and unforgettable food. If you have some time between celebrations, here are a few of our favourite recommendations.
All travel times are approximate from Florence's historic centre (Duomo area).
Places to Visit
Florence's most iconic landmark — Brunelleschi's famous red dome dominates the city skyline.
One of the world's greatest museums — home to masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.
The best panoramic viewpoint in Florence with spectacular sunset views over the city rooftops.
Former residence of the Medici family — home to several museums, art collections, and the beautiful Boboli Gardens behind.
Tours & Experiences
Rolling vineyards, charming villages and exceptional wine tastings — the perfect Tuscan afternoon.
The medieval town of Siena is known for its breathtaking Piazza del Campo and stunning Gothic cathedral.
Culinary Guide
Florence's most famous sandwich shop — focaccia packed with Tuscan meats and cheeses. Expect a queue, worth every minute.
Florence's oldest restaurant — celebrated for the legendary Bistecca alla Fiorentina. A true Florentine institution.
Shopping
Florence's luxury shopping street — home to Gucci, Ferragamo, Prada and other iconic Italian fashion houses.
A luxury outlet offering Gucci, Valentino and Ferragamo at reduced prices. Shuttle buses run daily from the city centre.
Tip for Guests
Florence is a compact and wonderfully walkable city. Many of its most famous landmarks, restaurants, and shops are within the historic centre and can easily be explored on foot.