Bed and Breakfast Galileo 2000
Piazza San Firenze, 3, Florence, 50122, Italy
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3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by roco_mx
Hi everybody, I'll be spending 3 nights in Florence (June 14-17), and wanted to ask a couple of things:
- How crowded is the city at that time of the year? I'm wondering whether to reserve tickets for the main sights.
- Could you advise on some hostels or B&Bs to stay? I'm looking into a 15-20 euros range.
- Are there any Salsa or latin clubs you would recommend?
Thanks a lot.
Rodrigo (MEX)
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by boderf
It will be very crowded. You should reserve tickets at least for the Ufiss Museuum. Sorry, can't help with the other questions. Check the VT travel guides.
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by paola.u
Hello Rodrigo, Florens is very crowded in june I would suggest you to reserv tickets. There is one latin discoteque I know every night latin music.
The place is called JARAGUA, via erta canina 12/R Firenze
www.jaragua.it
Hope you will have a nice staying.
Paola
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by christine.j
Do reserve tickets for the Accademia if you want to see David and for the Uffizi, the lines are very long and slow moving. With a reserved ticket you save a lot of time.
I cannot help with a hostel, but 15 - 20 Euro a night for Florence in June seems very low. Good luck!
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by Donna_in_India
Hi - check www.hostelworld.com for hostels. As the others have said, it will be very crowded. Reserve what you can ahead, but most sights do not take reservations. Enjoy!
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by Lyndra
I agree! Florence is one of those cities that is always busy. I would reserve tickets for the big museums such as Ufizzi Gallery. Churches will be OK but expect a queue at the Duomo.
Re: 3 Days in Florence.....need tips on sights and going-out places
by marco2005
¡HOLA Rodrigo!
Here are a list of websites where to find some info about dancing salsa in Florence:
www.salsapower.com/cities/italy/firenze.htm
also in English
www.djlatino.it/modules.php?name=Pr&pr=FI
only in Italian
www.ballilatini.it/deposito/geografia/toscana.asp?page=1&Reg=TOS&pro=&w_dta=14/06/2008
click on the calendar to see the list
Ciao.
marco
Travel Tips for Florence
Day Trips From Florence
by Jmill42
In the heart of Tuscany, you would imagine that there would be ample opportunities for day trips form Florence. And, you would be right.
Below I have listed cities that are easily toured in a day (though all deserve much longer stays) from Florence, their distance, and my reason I recommend them.
Siena - (One and a half hour by train or bus)
One of the more beautiful Medieval cities.
Pisa and Lucca (about an hour to Pisa, cities about 15 minutes apart; bus or train) Pisa and its tower should be obvious, but there isn't much else to see, so make the short ride to Lucca, which is another beautiful Medieval city.
San Gimignano (bus only; one and half hour away) All the splendors of Tuscany await you in this beautiful city.
Montalcino and Montepulciano (2-3 hours away by train, depending on departure time. Buses shorter) Wine, wine, wine.
The Castle
by jorgec25
The castle of Florence is located near the Piazzale Michelangelo, a much visited place. But, sadly, I didn’t saw many people climbing the extra meters and go up to the castle.
The views are very nice, and you get a glimpse of old Florence, passing by some very quiet streets and some very beautiful private houses.
San Lorenzo Market
by HORSCHECK
Florence has many interesting inside and outside markets. One of the most famous is the San Lorenzo Market in the centre of Florence. Food is offered inside the central market building; all other goods like clothing, shoes and leather are offered on the street market.
If your feet hurt, then use a bus!
by Sarita76
I would say you don't need any transports in Florence as the best way to enjoy the city is walking. The city center is quite small compared to other cities (e.g. Rome). But if you're tired or if your accomodation is far from the city center, then you can take a bus.
Local Grocery Stores
by Lhenne1 about Esselunga and Coop (among others)
Food in Florence is very pricey. So grab snacks, lunches, etc at local grocery stores. You can find them right outside the city center or locate a few small grocers within the center (there are 2 within a block of either side of Cavour).
If you're walking around town and want a bottle of water or a soda, these places are also usually about 50% cheaper than a "snack bar".
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