Firenze

Nermin Kayikci: Mozzarella's Heaven!

Elisa: Fancy bar in firenze.

Gilberto de Franchis: Aperitivo eccellente !

www.travelitalia.com: Il Giardino di Boboli fu voluto da Cosimo I dei Medici intorno al 1549 su progetto originario di Niccolò Pericoli detto Il Tribolo. Read more.

Bravo: Stanley Marcus of Nieman Marcus says in his book that Vivolis's the best and he was right!She'll only use eggs for her ice cream that have been laid that morning!-Alex Reznik,Top Chef

STA Travel U.S.: TRAVEL FACT: You don't want to miss Michelangelo's David, the Rape of the Sabines and the unfinished Slaves at the Galleria dell'Accademia.

Xs Persport: Quando Firenze era Capitale d'Italia...Ingresso per i Giardini di Boboli.

Diladdarno: Mercato tutte le mattine (no domenica e festivi) dalla seconda domenica di ogni mese. Flea market: la seconda domenica del mese, da Gennaio a Dicembre.Fierucola di Natale: la domenica prima di Natale.

The Florentine: Thursday night open late, Strozzina (contemporary section) free from 6-11pm! Great place not just for exhibits but to hang in the courtyard (free wifi), cafe' or bookstore.

Visit Tuscany: Home of ACF Fiorentina, this football stadium was built in 1931 and holds 47,290. More about soccer in Tuscany: http://bit.ly/1gwMc9d Besides soccer games, in summer there are many great concerts!

Mattia M.: Presso il primo piano del Mercato Centrale, dal 14 al 24 dicembre, puoi visitare il mercatino di Natale equo-solidale e sostenibile.

Visit Tuscany: Dante speaks to people passing by Santa croce Square...but behind the facade Tuscany's most famous characters rest in peace!

Visit Tuscany: Step inside this place of government! The frescoed courtyard's free; the museum upstairs is worth a visit (open late, too). Check out paintings by Vasari & the luscious Chapel of Eleonora by Bronzino.

Visit Tuscany: One of the most important museums in the world with paintings by Tuscan artists Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and more.

The Florentine: If you're new to town, you might think it's a good idea to arrange meetings with your friends in Piazza Duomo. You will soon find that it's too crowded to make this practical! Pick any other spot ;-)

Arianna: Caffè al banco buonissimo, sempre servito con il bicchierino d'acqua frizzante (una assoluta rarità a Firenze)

Gianluca Trovato: If you like Mexican food .. this place worth a visit!

Zach Aarons: I wish I had more petals to give to Soldanno. Run by the coolest guy in Florence, La Giostra serves up incredible Tuscan food like pecorino and pear ravioli and steak. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.

Jeff Woo: The highlight of the piazza is Loggia dei Lanzi: used in 1382 to hold public ceremonies. Today, it's like an open air art museum with many interesting statues.

Freya Middleton: Don't forget to visit the museum.

Visit Tuscany: No crowds here! Among great artworks, there is the original Ghiberti Gates of Paradise and the Michelangelo's Pieta: the dead Christ held up by the Virgin Mary, Mary Magdalene and Nicodemus.  Read more.

James Whittaker: Very good museum that isn't about art! Lots of interesting history about time, space and science in general.

The Florentine: Newly opened in 2011, the thematically organized exhibit traces the history of the fashion house. 50% of entrance fee donated to the City of Florence for restoration! Read more.

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