You could easily spend an entire week in Florence just checking off the big hitters like the Duomo, Uffizi, Medici Chapels, Santa Croce, etc. and most people do. I get it, they’re masterpieces and…

Literally meaning “Across the Arno”, Oltrarno has become the city’s trendiest area with its artsy charm, genuine home cooking, and insider view into the traditional side of Florence. While you won’t find as many…

East of the Duomo, Santa Croce has all the usual attractions of the central neighborhoods: large church, buzzing food market, traditional shops. You’ll mingle with lots of tourists around the basilica, but go a…

San Lorenzo is one of the most characteristic and typical neighborhoods in Florence, steeped in history and boasting an extraordinary rich culture. After checking off the Duomo and Uffizi, this area is usually next in…

As the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence is home to innumerable artistic masterpieces, many of which can be found in what is now the oldest gallery in the world – The Uffizi Gallery. A…