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Florence is a vibrant city that has something for everyone, from culture to history to fine food and good times. Located in central Italy, it is touted to be one of the most populous and wealthiest cities in the world. It is the birthplace of the Renaissance era and a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces. Florence is surrounded by rolling hills from all sides and is dotted with vineyards, orchids, and lush green villas.  Due to the architectural heritage and artistic diversity Florence has been entitled as the most beautiful city in the entire world. There is so much to explore in this city that every time you’re here, it will unravel a new dimension that you thought never existed.

Packed with conventional tourist spots like museums and art galleries that recite the tale of its rich history, Florence is also home to some of the most beautiful churches and mosques that offer peace and tranquility to the visitors. There are several gardens and parks where you can have an enthralling time in the company of nature. It also offers a vibrant nightlife to the visitors as it is packed with some of the best nightclubs and bars where you can drink, dance, and party till the core of your heart.

From having a walking tour of the cobbled streets to stocking up souvenirs from the local shops, there are tons of activities to do in Florence. You can also have a gastronomic tour of the local cuisines of Florence or have an enthralling view of the city from the tallest buildings. The weather in Florence remains pleasant all round the year except in winters when the temperature drastically drops down, leading to nerve biting chill. Summer(Mid May to July) is an ideal time to visit Florence as various events and activities are held during this season. 
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Museo Galileo
Plan your trip to Museo Galileo, one of Italy's most famous museums in Florence. Check out the globes, microscopes and barometers from the early 13th century, preserved here for centuries. One major attraction of the Museo Galileo museum is the original telescope used by the Galileo itself. It is also one of the city's most mesmerising buildings.  
Pitti Palace
Constructed in the 2nd half of the 15th century, Pitti Palace is one of Florence's most visited sites by locals and tourists alike. Known to be one of the oldest functioning museums of Florence, you can soak up some panoramic experience here during your visit. In 1550, this building was purchased by Eleonora da Toledo, thus becoming the official residence of Duke Cosimo I de Medici's family. 
Leonardo Da Vinci Museum
Craving an extraordinary experience which will take you back in time? If so, a tour of the world's most renowned museum, Leonardo Da Vinci Museum in Florence, is a must. At the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum, you get a chance to admire Leonardo Da Vinci's most remarkable works. So, if you're planning a tour to Florence, Italy, adding this place to your itinerary promises an experience of a lifetime.
Cappelle Medicee
A truly unique structure popularly known as Cappelle Medicee, Medici Chapels was built during the 16th and 17th centuries. It is the resting house of one of Italy's most renowned and illustrious dynasties, the Medicis. This place mainly displays the belongings of Medicis' family members. While walking through the passage, you can admire the architectural work at regular intervals. 
Cathedral Of Santa Maria Del Fiore
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is the main church of Florence, Italy. The construction of the Duomo, as it is ordinarily called, began in 1296 in the Gothic style to the design of Arnolfo di Cambio and completed structurally in 1436 with the dome engineered by Filippo Brunelleschi. The cathedral complex, located in Piazza del Duomo, includes the Baptistery and Giotto's Campanile.These three buildings are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site covering the historic centre of Florence and are a major attraction to tourists visiting Tuscany. The basilica is one of Italy's largest churches and remains the largest brick dome ever constructed.
Uffizi Palace And Gallery

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What are some of the best things to do in Florence?

Here is a list of some of the most enthralling activities that you can try in Florence.

1. Visit Florence Cathedral: A trip to Florence is incomplete without visiting the majestic Gothic-style Florence Cathedral dedicated to "Santa Maria del Fiore." This UNESCO World Heritage Site from the 14th century is an iconic emblem of Florence and one of Italy's biggest basilicas. Besides its grand size and splendid architecture, the Florence Cathedral also features the largest brick dome in the world.
 
2. Admire the scintillating view from Piazzale MichelangeloPiazzale Michelangelo is a beautiful square that offers a panoramic view of Florence. You can head over here on a clear afternoon to have a scintillating view of the Arno River and several other bridges of Florence. You can also enjoy an enthralling view of the sunset from Piazzale Michelangelo.

Location: Piazzale Michelangelo, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy

3. Enjoy traditional Italian dining at Da Nerbone: Florence is known for its traditional Italian cuisines that are loaded with the perfect punch of taste and flavors. If you wish to enjoy the best cuisines of Florence, then you should definitely stop by Da Nerbone which offers traditional Tuscan food. This is a covered food market in Florence, where you can find several stalls serving extremely delicious food. 

Location: Piazza del Mercato Centrale, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Timing: 8 AM-3 PM, Sunday: closed

4. Indulge in a winery tour at Renaissance Villa: If you’re a wine lover and wish to get through the entire process of the production of the wines, then you should definitely join the winery tour at Renaissance Villa. You can also sample the best qualities of wine over here, such as the Tuscan specialties and white wine. The wineries over here extend in several square meters and offer a breathtaking panorama of nature to the visitors. 

5. Take a green break in the beautiful gardens: If you’re someone who wishes to seek refuge from the harsh realities of the urbane life, then you can head to the beautiful gardens in Florence that offer a tranquil environment and peace of mind. Giardino Delle Rose and The Boboli Gardens are the most breathtaking green spaces in Florence, where you can have a morning or evening walk and you can even meditate here. They have lush greenery, winding paths, fountains, playground area where your kids can play exciting games. 

6. Gaze in complete awe at Michelangelo’s David: Michelangelo’s David is one of the most popular sculptures in the entire world, and when you’re in Florence, you can’t miss having an enthralling view of this masterpiece. The sculpture earlier stood outside Piazza Della Signoria, but in the late 1800s, it was moved to Accademia Gallery. This sculpture was made out of a marble that was rejected by the other artists considering it to be imperfect. Your visit to Florence can only be completed by having a close-up encounter with this sculpture. 

Location: 60, Via Ricasoli, 58, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Price: 20,00 euro per adult
Timings: 8:15 AM-6 PM,  (Monday: Closed)

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7. Stroll the winding streets: Florence is replete with hundreds of narrow streets that are packed with impressive bars, cafes, and fashion houses. The streets over here are always bustling with the crowd as they have so much on offer at every twist and turn. From little stores to beautiful markets, the streets of Florence are the perfect shopping halt for the visitors. 

8. Stay magnetized over the beauty of Palazzo VecchioOne of the best things that you can do in Florence is to have a splendid view of Palazzo Vecchio which is the main town hall of the city.  It is considered to be the most important governmental historic building that has graced the streets of this city for the last seven hundred years. You can wander through its stunning courtyards and marvel at the alluring architecture and frescoes that adorn the walls of this building. It will also give you a taste of the bygone era through its impressive artwork and stunning design.
 
Location: Piazza Della Signoria, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Price: 10 euros per adult
Timings: 9 AM-10 PM

9. See the wonderful Renaissance architecture at Pazzi Chapel: The Pazzi Chapel is one of the best specimens of Renaissance architecture, and you can witness over here the most significant Renaissance principles of spatial harmony and geometric shapes. This beautiful chapel was built by a renowned architect Brunelleschi who has also designed the dome of Florence. When you’re in Florence, you can’t miss appreciating the otherworldly allure and magnetizing beauty of this chapel. 

Location: Largo Piero Bargellini, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

10. Step back into the bygone era at San MarcoIf you wish to experience the rich history and artistic side of Florence, then San Marco should be your ideal stop. This is an old monastery where you can see the cell of the monks and the beautiful frescos on the cell walls. A monk and early Renaissance painter Fra Angelico painted these frescos to enhance the allure of this monastery. You can immerse into the glorious past of Florence by visiting San Marco which recites the tales of the bygone era. 

Location: Piazza San Marco, 3, 50121 Firenze FI, Italy
Price:  3.00 euro per adult
Timings:  8:15 AM-4:50 PM (Weekends) & 8:15 AM to 1:50 PM (Mon-Fri)

11. Shop from the open-air markets: The streets of Florence are dotted with some of the best open-air markets that fit the budget of every pocket size. San Lorenzo is one of the best street-style markets in Florence that is a bargain lover’s paradise. You can buy over here everything ranging from Tuscan plates to jackets and souvenirs to cosmetic products. If you’re looking for designer stores and boutiques, then you can head to Via de’ Tornabuoni which houses some of the most elite stores that will instantly catch your attention.

12. Drink and dance at the bars: Sample a wide range of locally produced wines ranging from bold red to white wine and sweet Vin Santo at some of the most lively bars in Florence. These bars offer the most hypnotical ambiance to soothe the senses of the visitors. You can even enjoy the performance of some of the local as well as international artists here. Moyo, Angie’s pub, La Cite, and Lion’s Foundation are some of the best bars in Florence where you can have endless moments of delight.

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What are the best places to visit in Florence?

If you have set out on a venture to see everything best that Florence has on offer, then here is the list of the must-visit destinations in this beautiful city. 

1. Cinque TerreCinque Terre is one of the unique landscapes in Italy that have been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is an archipelago of five coastal fishing villages that are located on the Mediterranean Sea and are the favorite spot of photography enthusiasts as well as nature lovers. The pristine blue water, sculpted houses out of the cliffs, coastal paths, and lively town square make Cinque Terre an absolute gem of Florence. You can also enjoy the stunning view of the unspoiled and scenic stretch of Italian Riviera over here. 

2. Santa Croce: 
This Franciscan church was built in the Middle ages and is an absolute gem for architecture lovers. It has an open timber roof and many tomb slabs erected in the pavement area. Santa Crose is known as the “Pantheon of Florence” because it contains the tombs of many Renaissance legendaries such as Michelangelo, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Brunelleschi. The huge collection of art pieces in this church makes it the most important church in Florence. The most acclaimed works are the Giotto frescoes in the chapels to the right side of the altar. 

Location: Piazza di Santa Croce, 16, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Timing: 9:30 AM-5 PM (Mon-Sat), 2-5 PM(Sunday)

3. Ponte VecchioThis is one of the most significant landmarks of Florence and the oldest crossing of Arno. It was erected during Roman times and is characterized by two wide arcades and three distinct arches on each side of the bridge. It is one of the few bridges where you can enjoy the enthralling performance of musicians, entertainers, and portraitists. You can also find wooden Goldsmith shops, butcher shops, antique boutiques, and teeming shops over here. 

Location: Ponte Vecchio, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
Timing: 9:30am - 12pm & 3:30pm - 5:30pm (Mon-Sat)

4. Santa Maria NovellaThis is a Dominican church that has a striking white and green marble facade and extremely breathtaking interiors. It was planned and designed by two Dominican brothers, Ristoro and Sisto, and the construction of the church got completed in 1350. The church is a treasure trove of artistic masterpieces, and everything from the Holy Trinity to chapels to stained glass windows is a worth visit over here. 

Location: Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, 18, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: 5 Euros per adult
Timings:  9 am to 5 pm(Mon-Sat)

5. Bargello Palace National MuseumThis museum is located in an imposing red-brick palace called Palazzo del Bargello that dates back to the 13th century. Throughout the years, it has been enriched with a splendid collection of ceramics, enamel, wax, amber, ivory, textiles, furniture, and tapestries.  It formerly served as a prison and barrack, but now it has been transformed into an art museum. This museum holds an incredible collection of Renaissance works of art and sculpture. You can find here the masterpieces by Luca Della Robbia, Verrocchio, Cellini, Michelangelo, and Donatello. 

Location: Via del Proconsolo, 4, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: 5 Euros per adult
Timings: 8:15-1:50 PM(Sun-Tue), Mon-Closed

6. Mercato Centrale: Whether you’re looking for an authentic Tuscan meal or some fresh ingredients to stock up your pantry, Mercato Centrale should be your go-to destination. This is an indoor food market in Florence that is divided into two distinct sections. The ground floor of this market hosts traditional vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, and meat, and the food court upstairs is the gastronomic goldmine with five hundred different seats to choose from. It is the favorite food destination of gourmet cuisine lovers as well as those who love street food. 

Location: Piazza del Mercato Centrale, Via dell'Ariento, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: Free
Timings: 8 AM-12 AM

7. Basilica Di San LorenzoLocated in the main market of Florence, Basilica Di San Lorenzo is one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Italy. This 15th-century church is known for its splendid Medici chapels and mausoleums. It is fascinating both as a church as well as a museum and is extremely renowned for its unfinished basilica and breathtaking Medici Chapels. It is considered to be the burial ground of the principal family members of the Medici family. 

Location: Piazza di San Lorenzo, 9, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: 6 euros per adult
Timings: 10 AM-5 PM

8. Uffizi GalleryThis is a prominent art museum in Piazza Della Signoria that holds an incredible collection of paintings dating back to the Renaissance era. You can also witness here the masterpieces by artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Michelangelo, and more. The gallery also boasts of housing an incredible collection of busts and ancient statues from the Medici family and ancient Roman carbon copies of the lost Greek sculptures. 

Location: Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: 20 euros in the high season & 2 euros in the low season
Timings:  8:15 AM-6:50 PM

9. Cathedral Of Santa Maria Fiori And Piazza DuomoIf you appreciate architecture and art, then this cathedral is one of the best places to visit in Florence. It has a bell tower, cathedral, baptistery, and museum that are extremely unique on their own. It also houses the best masterpieces of art by the greatest artists such as Brunelleschi, Donatello, Michelangelo, Ghiberti, and Giotto. 

Location: Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy

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What is the best time to visit Florence?

April to October is the best time to visit Florence as the weather remains extremely pleasant during this time of the year. Here is the breakdown of a few other seasons when you can visit Florence.

- Summer(Mid May- July): This is the peak season for traveling to Florence despite the high temperature, and the entire city seems to be jam-packed with tourists. The maximum average temperature ranges around 31 degrees Celsius in Florence during the summers. 

- Winter(December-February): This is considered to be the off-season in Florence, and most of the restaurants and shops remain shut during this season due to the chilling nerve cold. The average minimum temperature ranges around 3 degrees Celsius in Florence during winter.

- Shoulder Season (October to November and March to mid-May): This is an ideal time to visit Florence as the temperature remains neither too warm nor too cold. Occasional rainfall might occur during this season. November is the wettest month of the year, and the precipitation reaches around 102mm.

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How to reach Florence from India?

Florence is located at a distance of around 6,669 km from India. A flight is the most convenient option to reach Florence from India, but there is no direct flight from India to Florence. Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata are the major cities that offer flight to Florence. The cheapest flight that operates from India to Florence is from New Delhi to Milan, and the airfare starts at INR 31681.85, and the fastest flight is from New Delhi to Rome, and it takes 8h 15m.

British Airways, Lufthansa, Brussels Airlines, Alitalia, Air France, KLM, and Austrian Airlines provide flights from India to Florence. 

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How much do you pay for a Florence visa?

The Italian Visa for short-term visits costs €35 for children below the age of six and €60 for adults. Children under the age of 6 don't need to pay any fees for visas.

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What is Florence famous for?

Florence is known for its rich culture, magnificent monuments, and Renaissance art and architecture. It is also home to some of the most beautiful art galleries and museums that give a glimpse of the bygone era. It has been the symbol of sophistication and beauty for centuries, and the food scene of Florence is equally popular. 

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How is the weather in Florence?

Florence experiences tropical weather all year-round, and the summers over here are extremely warm while the winters are extremely nerve chilling. November is considered to be the wettest month of the year, and the precipitation level reaches around 102mm.

What are the best places to experience nightlife in Florence?

Here is the list of some of the best places to experience the nightlife in Florence:

1. Bitter Bar: This is an upscale bar that offers best varieties of cocktails and drinks. It is known for hosting the wildest parties.
2. Sabor Cubano: Sabor Cubano will satisfy your craving for Cuban delicacies and is known for offering a relaxing ambiance to the visitors. 
3. Sesto Narno: Experience the sophistication of Florentine dining at this rooftop restaurant settled in the heart of Florence. 
4. Procacci: Procacci is unusual than the other nightclubs in Florence, and the wines that are served here reflect the rich culture of Florence.

Is Florence expensive?

Florence is not as expensive as Venice and Rome, and the accommodation and food over here are also quite affordable. You should, however, refrain from booking hotels in the central locations as they might be quite pricey. 

What food is Florence best known for?

The food scene in Florence is greatly varied. Here are a few food choices that you must try at Florence:

Bistecca Fiorentina
Chianti wine
Crostini di Fegato
Ribollita
Lampredotto

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How many days do you need in Florence?

You’ll need a minimum of two days to have an enthralling tour of Florence. Considering the tons of attractions and activities, this city offers to the visitors, the more time you spend over here, the more you'll be able to extract about this city. 

Is Florence the city of love?

Yes, Florence is an extremely romantic city and is the favorite gateway of couples and honeymoon seekers. The Tuscan capital has a triumph of spots where you can take your love to new heights.

What is the currency of Florence, and where can I get my money exchanged?

The currency of Florence is Euros. You can get your money exchanged at the banks as well as post offices.

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What is special about Florence?

Florence is the city of love, and it attracts a large number of tourists every year due to its rich culture and splendid attractions. It is dotted with awe-inspiring sights and religious buildings that recite the tale of the impressive past of this city.

What are the free things to do in Florence?

Florence is a beautiful city that offers tons of enthralling experiences to visitors.  Here is the list of some of the free things to do in Florence. 

1. Get your art fix at Palazzo Strozzi: One of the best free activities to do in Florence is visiting the Palazzo Strozzi, which is one of the most popular art museums. It’s beautiful architecture, stunning exhibitions, and marvelous interiors will definitely allure your senses. You should definitely visit this museum to get your art fix without spending even a single penny. 

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2. Enjoy the vistas of nature at Parco Delle Cascine: If you wish to get away from the busy streets of Florence and spend some time in the company of nature, then you should definitely stroll by Parco Delle Cascine. This is a scenic park dotted with trees and colorful flowers and offers the perfect environment to meditate or relax. 

3. Enjoy the beachy waves at Spiaggia Sull’arno: If you wish to enjoy the sand, surf, and sun, then heading to Spiaggia Sull’arno should be your ideal choice. This is a small beach where you can enjoy sunbathing, and you can also play soccer games over here. 

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What is there to do in Florence at night?

When the sun goes down, Florence turns into an absolute party hotspot. Here is the list of activities that are a must-try in Florence at night. 

1. Take A Walk Along The Arno River: Walking along the enchanting Arno river at night is the ideal way to unwind and decompress after a day of exploring the bustling city. You may also climb one of the many bridges that span the Arno River and enjoy breathtaking views of Florence as the city sparkles at night.

2. Party hard at the nightclubs: Florence is a city that has some of the most lively nightclubs and bars where you can shake a leg and have the best drinks. The Blob Club and Flo Lounge Bar are known for throwing the best parties and offering an exclusive vibe to visitors. The outdoor garden lounges and dance bars are also the best options to have a great night in Florence. From the DJs spinning the tracks of the 60s to the lively crowd raising the fun of the night, you are guaranteed to have an amazing experience over here. 

3. Have a moonlight stroll at the Historic center: When the sun sinks over the horizon, Florence turns into a glittering haven, and each one of you should experience the nightly allure of this city. The historic center is known to be the romantic street of Florence that has narrow winding alleys, and it gives you the best view of the city at night. You can have a moonlight stroll at the historical Center which houses major attractions like Piazza Della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazza Santa Croce.

4. Night Segway tour of Florence: If you’re looking for an interesting way to spend a night in Florence, then opting for a segway ride should be your best option. You can take a ride from the Piazza Della Repubblica to the Basilica of Santa Croce to immerse in the most beautiful views. This ride is not only thrilling but also gives you a unique option to enjoy the ethereal beauty of the greatest attractions of Florence. 

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Which are the best places to enjoy shopping in Florence?

If you’re a shopping enthusiast, then head to these most famous shopping joints that will offer you everything under the sun at great prices.

1. Via de’ Tornabuoni: This shopping hub extends from Antinori square to Santa Trinita Square and is characterized by the presence of high-end fashion boutiques. It is considered to be the best place for high-end shopping in Florence, and you can find here outlets like Valentino, Prada, Dior, Fendi, and Gucci. Whether you wish to renew your wardrobe with Italian style clothes or you wish to buy the best designer sandals and handbags, Via de’ Tornabuoni should be your ideal spot. 

2. Via Dei Calzaiuoli: If you’re seeking the selection of both high end and local brands, then you should definitely head to Via Dei Calzaiuoli. This is a pedestrianized street that runs from Piazza Della Signoria to Duomo and is a great place to buy statement Italian wardrobe items. 

3. Via del Parione: If you wish to discover the artisanal flavor of Florence, then you should definitely stroll by Via del Parione, which is renowned for its artisanal stores and a cool mix of modern boutiques. This shopping street is a great place to buy souvenirs and unique gifts for your loved ones. 

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Which are the Famous Landmarks and Museums in Florence?

Florence is replete with a multitude of cultural sights and historical landmarks that attract visitors. Here is the list of some of the notable landmarks and museums in Florence that should be a must-visit for every traveler. 

1. San Marco Museum: This museum was built by Michelozzo and is dominated by the beautiful paintings of Fra Angelico. You can experience an aura of monastic calm in the museum as a Dominican monk Fra' Angelico decorated the entire building. It houses the largest collection of sacred art pieces in Florence and is extremely renowned for its splendid architecture. 

Location: Piazza San Marco, 3, 50121 Firenze FI, Italy
Entry Fee: Free
Timings: 8:15 am–1:20 pm

2. Battistero di San Giovanni: Battistero di San Giovanni is one of the oldest churches in Florence and is considered to be a masterpiece of the Renaissance era. It was built in the 12th century, and it houses several unique works of art such as the Silver Altar and Opera Museum. It also features the South Door, North Door, and Gates Of Paradise, which are the biggest example of architectural excellence. 

Location:
Piazza San Giovanni, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Timings: 8:15–10:15 am &11:15am–6:30pm

3. San Miniato al Monte: San Miniato al Monte is a beautiful basilica in Florence that stands atop the highest point in the city and offers a fascinating view to the visitors. The basilica was built on the grave of Saint Minias, who was a Christian martyr and a wealthy American. It is one of the finest examples of Tuscan Romanesque architecture and has been built using black and white marbles. 

Location: Via Delle Porte Sante, 34, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy
Timings: 9:30 am–1 pm & 3:30–7 pm

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Which are the Romantic Places for Couples in Florence?

Take your love to new heights by strolling on to these romantic spots in Florence with your partner.

1. Bridges over Arno River: There are numerous bridges that stretch onto the Arno River and offer you a great view of Florence city. These are considered to be the most romantic spots for a photoshoot and that epic proposal that will make your partner go head over heels in love with you. You can grab a pizza and a bottle of wine and head over to these bridges for a romantic date. The alluring view of the sunset that these bridges offer further makes them the favorite haunt of the love birds. 

2. Palazzo Pitti: Give your love a royal twist by visiting Palazzo Pitti, which is a beautiful palace where the royal families used to live in ancient times. You can even click some romantic pictures in the royal palace to take back some happy memories. 

3. Giardino Delle Rose: Giardino Delle Rose is the favorite spot of couples who appreciate nature. This is a garden near Piazzale Michelangelo that has a magnificent collection of plants, orchids, and roses. You can walk hand in hand with your partner between the rows of beautiful roses, or you can propose your partner here with a bunch of colorful flowers in your hand. 

4. Vincigliata Castle: Vincigliata Castle is a beautiful castle dating back to the medieval era that offers a picturesque setting for your dream wedding or honeymoon photoshoot. The couples can even head over here for wine tasting as many vineyards are located close to the castle.

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Aitor Palacio Valle
Reviewed: 02 Mar 2023
5.0/5
I liked the fact that is a huge museum and there are too many things to see. It can be a little bit overwhelming to see everything but if you take your time you can do it, or you can just focus on the things you really want to see One little problem is that the museum is full of people most of the t... Read More
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Ernest Borchini
Reviewed: 29 Jun 2023
5.0/5
Jump the line so you can spend more time looking at these 😄
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Megan Brown
Reviewed: 25 Jul 2023
5.0/5
The Uffizi is a quintessential Florentine experience not to be missed. Thanks Thrillophilia for helping get tickets, even though my preferred time slot sold out, they helped me get a new booking with no issues. Great experience and service.
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Jade GUYONNET
Reviewed: 16 Aug 2023
5.0/5
Someone contacted me right after buying my tickets to make sure I got them. You have a number of reservation that you use at the entrance number 1 (tickets) and they give you your tickets then. It was beautiful. Come earlier (20 min) so you can find the entrance without stressing, and enjoy!
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Theresa Villavicencio
Reviewed: 12 Aug 2023
4.0/5
Picking up tickets at the location where we were told was a bit confusing but after asking around we eventually found the ticket box office. Very crowed location but the location was very structured in allowing people at a time. Very nice gallery and totally recommend. 
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Andrea Ortiz
Reviewed: 15 Oct 2022
5.0/5
Excelente  
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