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Piazza Ravenna 16, Florence, Tuscany, 50126, Italy
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Vasari's Corridor running over some jewelleries
View from Giotto tower
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Accademia dell'Arte del Disegno
Does anyone know if you can park your car at Piazzale Michelangelo and catch a bus down to sightsee in Florence? I know there are underground parking lots but we will have a 10 passenger van and not sure if it will fit. Really would appreciate any info anyone has!
We are planning a Tuscan holiday this summer for 10 and have been thinking about renting a big car/van rather than 2 cars. Can you advise where your 10 passenger van is from and do you need a special license for it? We'll be flying in to Pisa.
We have decided to take the train, but the price I got for a minibus was through economy car rentals.
I only stayed 3 days in Assisi, but I have a good memory.
Don't miss it if you go near Peruggia, Florence ...
Pic of the Cathedral. At night, we went with our classes to the market place and made animations ... really funny ! but long time ago !
When looking for a place to eat, ask for 'osteria's'.
These are local eating places which are cheaper and .. what's more: are filled with locals. They will offer more chance at interesting encounters.
Chances are, if you're traveling in Italy, the last thing on your mind is going to a soccer match. Well, if you're even a somewhat devoted reader of my pages, you'll know that I'm a half-crazed soccer fan with a tendency to watch the sport all over the world. Sure, so far I've only watched matches in Italy and the US, but more will be forthcoming.
Florence is the home of Fiorentina, and for Father's Day, I took my Dad to watch a match against Napoli on the last day of the season. Napoli won, but the other results of the day saw them relegated. All the Florentines shouted 'Serie B!' to the teary-eyed Naples fans. It's a lot of fun, and a great way to experience the finer points of Italian culture.
Check to see what is the 'in' club. When we were there it was a place called Full Up. Year after year this remains one of the trendiest clubs in town and also one of the more elegant. People dress up to come here, whether they plan to sip drinks on the velvet sofas around the piano bar or hit the smallish disco floor to groove to pop, dance, and hip-hop. It is forever changing though. Italians - especially the women- dress to kill in these places. We were dressed for the chilly weather in boots and sweaters. The women had on bra tops and mini skirts.
Do not leave Florence without eating the ice cream. We found that the best tasting kinds came from street vendors who had their wears displayed in tubs in ice filled carts. Their gelato had an almost melted custardy appearance. It was the best sweet thing I had ever tasted. My favorite flavor was the pistachio. Ray’s was the Chocolate.
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A: "Cheapest way is to walk, of course. Firenze Rifredi is on the other side of the histrical centre from Firenze Santa Maria Novella, but it is only about 4km...maybe 45..."
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