Guide to Firenze's best spots

pop cafe: Pop Cafe for Healthy Creative Salads & Crostini...plus an amazingly diverse night life with unique Aperitivos...

Pedro Santos: This is THE piazza in Firenze! Nothing more to say... Relax and enjoy the statues, the buildings, ...

Graham Royce: Sit and enjoy a coffee dont worry about the cost you may never do it again

Arianna: the very heart of the more lively and genuine neighborhood in town

Emanuele Bolognesi: L'unico mezzo di trasporto che funziona bene a firenze, passa spesso e non rimane bloccato nel traffico

Alex Hughes: Don't forget your camera and walk to the top of the gardens for awesome views of Florence.

Peter J.: Florence's Central Market is a food lover's heaven. There's meat and fish on the ground floor, fruits and vegetables on the first floor. For an inexpensive lunch, visit the Nerbone food stall.

Jason Fuller: "The Old Bridge", famous for goldsmiths and photo opportunities. Look up to see the private passage of the Medici family that runs from the Old Palace to the Pitti Palace south of the river. Read more.

The Florentine: Do you know what artist sculpted the (original of the) sculpture of Abundance that stands upon the column in this piazza? Read more.

The Florentine: If you're looking for great views and a few relaxing moments, walk up the hill to Piazzale Michelangelo and you will see the best panoramic view of Florence.

The Florentine: Did you know this church was completed in 1903 and is recently going through restoration? Click on the link for more on this underrated Florence attraction Read more.

The Florentine: If you haven't already been, make sure and check out the antique market every third Saturday and Sunday of the month, they have some really interesting items and its a fun weekend activity

The Florentine: Did you ever notice the statue in the middle? any idea who it represents? It is Manfredo Fanti ... to find out who he was, click the link! Read more.

Podere il Pino: Before a Fountain of the Piglet now a copy of a bronze wild boar; the original is in Palazzo Pitti. Popular tradition has it that rubbing the nose brings fortune. Visitors place a coin in the mouth.

Jeff Woo: There's one room in this museum that just takes your breath away: Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" & "Spring." I'd spend 50% of my time in this room :)

Museo Storia Naturale: Qui puoi trovare le sezioni di: geologia, mineralogia e botanica. Si organizzano corsi e visite guidate. Vieni a trovarci! Per info: http://www.msn.unifi.it/

STA Travel U.S.: TRAVEL FACT: See the monumental tombs of Italian notables including: Galileo, Machiavelli, Dante, Michelangelo and many others.

Chris Ferris: A great view of Florence from the front a beautiful Church inside a must visit and a short walk from the Piazza Michelangelo!!

Visit Tuscany: Forte Belvedere, founded in 1590 and built by Buontalenti, was created to defend the city, to hold the treasury of the Medici family. It was connected to Palazzo Pitti and Palazzo Vecchio.

Marco Taiana: La qualità della carne è incredibilmente alta: consiglio il "Sushi del Chianti" altrimenti noto come tartare di manzo. 10+ agli ingredienti e all'atmosfera familiare.

Freya Middleton: Must see - the early Renaissance fresco masterpiece by Masaccio in the Brancacci family side chapel.

B&B Hotels Italia: Si affaccia sull'omonima Piazza all'angolo con Via de' Cerretani nel centro storico di Firenze. Si tratta di una delle più antiche chiese cittadine, e una delle prime dedicate alla Madonna.

Carrie C: In the markets.There's a not too long line. 2 pastas, a salad, a stuffed zucchini for 24€. Good value, boar pasta, pesto pasta and bococcini&tomato salad were awesome. Zucchini average but a bit salty

Luca Becattini: Molto buona la schiacciata con finocchiona, pomodori secchi e crema tartufata