Guidebook for Firenze
Food Scene
Ottima pasticceria caffetteria in un ambiente accogliente.
40 locals recommend
Pasticceria Querci Vieusseux
2 Piazza Giampietro VieusseuxOttima pasticceria caffetteria in un ambiente accogliente.
The Erta del Bau
32 Via Ferdinando PaolettiOttima gelateria - ciccolateria - frullateria.
Per assaporate un'ottima bistecca alla fiorentina in un tipico locale fiorentino. E' consigliabile prenotare.Very good restaurant. The best Florentine beefsteak! Not very cheap but it worth once in a while.
229 locals recommend
Perseus
10 Viale Don Giovanni MinzoniPer assaporate un'ottima bistecca alla fiorentina in un tipico locale fiorentino. E' consigliabile prenotare.Very good restaurant. The best Florentine beefsteak! Not very cheap but it worth once in a while.
Cipiglio Pizzeria - Ristorante
15/R Via Raffaello LambruschiniPer mangiare una pizza in compagnia.
Deliziosa pasticceria - caffetteria in un locale rinnovato. La sua specialità è la schiacciata alla fiorentina.
13 locals recommend
Pasticceria Marisa
24 Via CircondariaDeliziosa pasticceria - caffetteria in un locale rinnovato. La sua specialità è la schiacciata alla fiorentina.
Pizzeria Spera
9R Via della CernaiaPer gustare una pizza napoletana anche da asporto
Parks & Nature
The Boboli Gardens
1 Piazza de' PittiUn magnifico parco nel centro della città.
Pratolino Park
276 Via FiorentinaA due passi da casa un parco accogliente, curato e tranquillo, attrezzato anche per i bambini
220 locals recommend
Giardino dell'Orticoltura
4 Via Vittorio Emanuele IIA due passi da casa un parco accogliente, curato e tranquillo, attrezzato anche per i bambini
Appena sotto il Piazzale Michelangelo, un tranquillo giardino da cui godere uno splendido panorama
310 locals recommend
Giardino delle rose
2 Viale Giuseppe PoggiAppena sotto il Piazzale Michelangelo, un tranquillo giardino da cui godere uno splendido panorama
A due passi da casa, un accogliente giardino che circonda il museo
18 locals recommend
Garden of the Stibbert Museum
26 Via Federico StibbertA due passi da casa, un accogliente giardino che circonda il museo
In posizione dominante un giardino fiorito in ogni stagione dove passeggiare e rilassarsi nel verde
52 locals recommend
Villa Bardini
2 Costa S. GiorgioIn posizione dominante un giardino fiorito in ogni stagione dove passeggiare e rilassarsi nel verde
Arts & Culture
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is one of the most important Italian museums, and one of the largest and best known in the world. The building houses a superb collection of priceless works of art, arising, as the fundamental nucleus, from the collections of the Medici, enriched over the centuries by bequests, donations and exchanges, highlighted by a key group of religious works derived from the suppression of monasteries and convents between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
1671 locals recommend
Uffizi Gallery
6 Piazzale degli UffiziThe Uffizi Gallery in Florence is one of the most important Italian museums, and one of the largest and best known in the world. The building houses a superb collection of priceless works of art, arising, as the fundamental nucleus, from the collections of the Medici, enriched over the centuries by bequests, donations and exchanges, highlighted by a key group of religious works derived from the suppression of monasteries and convents between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Galleria dell'Accademia
58 Via Ricasoli Is one of the most important Italian museums
Stibbert Museum
26 Via Federico StibbertMuseo ricco di collezioni e armature.
The National Archaeological Museum of Florence (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze) is one of the oldest museums of its kind in Italy. It holds Etruscan, Greek and Roman collections, and houses the Egyptian Museum, the second largest collection of Egyptian artefacts in Italy, after that in Turin.
The museum was inaugurated in 1870 by King Victor Emmanuel II, soon after which it needed to be relocated due to lack of space to its current location Palazzo della Crocetta, a palace built in 1620 for princess Maria Maddalena de’ Medici, sister of Cosimo II de’ Medici.
Large parts of the Etruscan, Greek and Roman collections were collected the Medici and Lorraine families. Also the Egyptian
38 locals recommend
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze
9b Piazza della Santissima AnnunziataThe National Archaeological Museum of Florence (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze) is one of the oldest museums of its kind in Italy. It holds Etruscan, Greek and Roman collections, and houses the Egyptian Museum, the second largest collection of Egyptian artefacts in Italy, after that in Turin.
The museum was inaugurated in 1870 by King Victor Emmanuel II, soon after which it needed to be relocated due to lack of space to its current location Palazzo della Crocetta, a palace built in 1620 for princess Maria Maddalena de’ Medici, sister of Cosimo II de’ Medici.
Large parts of the Etruscan, Greek and Roman collections were collected the Medici and Lorraine families. Also the Egyptian
Museum of Opera del Duomo
9 Piazza del DuomoMedici Chapels
6 Piazza di Madonna degli AldobrandiniEssentials
PENNY Market
10 Via Luigi LanziPiccolo supermercato ben fornito con prezzi concorrenziali.
Esselunga di via Masaccio
274 Via Masaccio Supermercato
Coop
6 Via Angelo TavantiSupermercato ben fornito e conveniente con parcheggio gratuito coperto.
Mercato Centrale Firenze
Via dell'ArientoI Gigli
165 Via San QuiricoBarberino Designer Outlet
Via MeucciEsselunga
Sightseeing
Fiesole is the best way to get out of the city and see Florence, it is old, quaint, natural, and has all the qualities of a picturesque tuscan town. The bus ride is a short 20 minutes out of the city and up a windy road. Once you are there, you can explore the neighborhoods on foot, see the painted shutters on houses, the flowers on the balconies, the views of the ruins down the hill, the cypress trees.
The Archaeological area of Fiesole includes Etruscan and Roman remains.
The Etruscan Temple, The City Walls, The Etruscan Tombs.
The Etruscan settlement in Fiesole was conquered by the Romans in 90BC. Nowadays you can find both Roman Baths and a very well preserved Roman Theatre.
372 locals recommend
Fiesole
Fiesole is the best way to get out of the city and see Florence, it is old, quaint, natural, and has all the qualities of a picturesque tuscan town. The bus ride is a short 20 minutes out of the city and up a windy road. Once you are there, you can explore the neighborhoods on foot, see the painted shutters on houses, the flowers on the balconies, the views of the ruins down the hill, the cypress trees.
The Archaeological area of Fiesole includes Etruscan and Roman remains.
The Etruscan Temple, The City Walls, The Etruscan Tombs.
The Etruscan settlement in Fiesole was conquered by the Romans in 90BC. Nowadays you can find both Roman Baths and a very well preserved Roman Theatre.
Certosa di Firenze
1 Via della CertosaForte di Belvedere
1 Via di S. LeonardoChiesa e cimitero monumentale in posizione dominante, sopra piazzale Michelangelo
216 locals recommend
Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte
34 Via delle Porte SanteChiesa e cimitero monumentale in posizione dominante, sopra piazzale Michelangelo
Piazzale Michelangelo
Piazzale MichelangeloUna terrazza sulla città di Firenze
Entertainment & Activities
Multisala Adriano
46 Via Giandomenico RomagnosiTeatro Verdi
99 Via GhibellinaTeatro della Pergola
12 Via della PergolaTeatro Puccini
41 Via delle CascineTeatro DI Rifredi
303 Via Vittorio Emanuele IIThe Space Cinema
2 Via di NovoliAdventure Park Il Gigante
276 Via FiorentinaTeatro Comunale Florence
1 Piazza Vittorio GuiTeatro dell'Opera
Piscina Poggetto
24 Via Michele MercatiMunicipal Swimming Pool Costoli
2 Piazza Enrico BerlinguerPiscina Bellariva