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Places to Visit
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1. The oldest perfumery in Europe 2. Guaranteed fun at the Selfie Museum 3. mega-schiacciata - traditional sandwich 4. Take a vintage polaroid photo 5. See the Duomo from above for free

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1. Brunelleschi's Dome 2. Giotto's Bell Tower 3. he Baptistery of San Giovann 4. The Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore) 5. The Opera del Duomo Museum

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1. Chiesetta di Dante 2. Volto di Dante 3. Chiesa di San Martino 4. Vedere il Braccio Fiorentino 5. Ritratto di Michelangelo 6. Mercato Nuovo 7. Fontana del Porcellino 8. Minuto Bauli

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1. Palazzo Strozzi 2. Tallest Ferris Wheel in Italy 3. Longest Ice Rink in Europe 4. Green Line Festival (various monuments in Florence's city center) 5. Museum of Illusions 6. Museo a Cazero (Train Museum) 7. Oblong Gallery (Piazza del Carmine)

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Florence Oldest Bridge

The Ponte Vecchio is Florence's oldest bridge, dating to 1345. Famed for its unique design with shops built along it, it now hosts luxury jewelers. It was the only bridge spared in WWII and carries the secret Vasari Corridor.

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Duomo View Aperitivo

Enjoy a wonderful aperitivo on a Florentine rooftop with a privileged view. The terrace, located at Hotel Villani (Via dell'Oche 11), offers spectacular panoramic sights of the Duomo and the whole city.

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Love Notes Tradition

At Santa Margherita dei Cerchi, visitors leave heartfelt notes near Beatrice's tomb, seeking blessings or expressing love. This tradition honors Dante and Beatrice's timeless romance, making the church a symbol of devotion and hope.

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1.Bardini Garden 2. Gardens of Boboli 3. Garden of Horticulture 4. British Cemetery 5. Iris Garden

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Venetian Mask Workshop

Visit Alice Masks in Florence, specializing in traditional and Commedia dell'Arte masks since 1979. They offer a 2.5-3 hour mask painting workshop (from €80 for adults), materials included. Booking is required.

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1.Museo Storia Naturale de La Specola 2. Museo Marino Marini 3. Museo Stibbert Official 4. Museo Del Figurino

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Historic Cinema Hub

The Giunti Odeon is a unique, historic cinema and bookstore in Palazzo dello Strozzino, Piazza Strozzi. Tourists enjoy the stunning Art Deco architecture, the cafe, and the bookstore by day. It screens movies nightly, often in the original language with subtitles.

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Renaissance Power & Art

Shortened Summary (Max 40 Words): Don't miss this enchanting Medici residence near Ponte Vecchio. Explore stunning frescoed ceilings and the Grand Dukes' Halls. A single ticket covers this Renaissance palace, plus the Museum of Fashion and Costume.

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5 Novella Facade Secrets

The Santa Maria Novella facade holds 5 secrets. Look for the Rucellai family crest (a wind-filled sail), the red marble marking Bernardo Rucellai’s tomb, and the original astronomical instruments. The dominant radiant sun symbolizes the Dominican order.

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Florence Garden Oasis

The Boboli Gardens is a world-famous, 30-hectare Giardino all'Italiana, once a private sanctuary of Pitti Palace. Don't miss the Neptune Fountain, the Rococo pavilion with panoramic city views, and the unique Limonaia featuring hundreds of citrus plants.

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Oldest Florentine Pharmacy

Visit the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, Europe's oldest pharmacy. This free, historic hidden gem near the station sells perfumes and essences. Don't miss the beautiful frescoed Sacristy inside the shop.

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Seven Stops You Can't Miss

1. Santa Maria Novella Church 2. Ponte Vecchio 3. Uffizi Gallery 4. Officina Profumo 5. Farmaceutica 5. Boboli Gardens 6. Pitti Palace 7. Move On store

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Galileo’s Scientific Treasures

Museo Galileo in Florence houses one of the world's most vital collections of scientific instruments. Dedicated to the father of modern science, it displays original artifacts, including Galileo's telescopes and instruments from the Medici and Lorraine collections.

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Florence Garden Oasis

The Boboli Gardens is a world-famous, 30-hectare Giardino all'Italiana, once a private sanctuary of Pitti Palace. Don't miss the Neptune Fountain, the Rococo pavilion with panoramic city views, and the unique Limonaia featuring hundreds of citrus plants.

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Oldest Florentine Pharmacy

Visit the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, Europe's oldest pharmacy. This free, historic hidden gem near the station sells perfumes and essences. Don't miss the beautiful frescoed Sacristy inside the shop.

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Seven Stops You Can't Miss

1. Santa Maria Novella Church 2. Ponte Vecchio 3. Uffizi Gallery 4. Officina Profumo 5. Farmaceutica 5. Boboli Gardens 6. Pitti Palace 7. Move On store

Things to Do
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Tuscan Balloon Flights

Firenze Mongolfiere offers scenic hot air balloon rides over Tuscany, showcasing stunning views, historic landmarks, and a serene sky adventure. A must-try experience; advance booking is recommended due to its popularity.

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Rafting on the Arno River

Experience rafting on the Arno in Florence, complete with an aperitif overlooking Ponte Vecchio. Perfect for families, friends, or romantic outings, this unique summer activity offers unforgettable views and fun in Tuscany.

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Florence Group Bike Tour

Discover Florence’s Museo del Treno, featuring vintage locomotives, carriages, and railway memorabilia. Explore 270 square meters of exhibits showcasing Italy's rail history, including immersive experiences and a bistro for a unique cultural journey.

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Luxury Tuscan SPA Retreat

Experience complete relaxation at this large Tuscan SPA, minutes from Florence, set in Villa Montalvo's park. Enjoy exclusive nighttime use of pools and saunas, with sensory Wellness Ceremonies and poolside cocktails under the stars.

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Miniature Train Museum

Discover Florence’s Museo del Treno, featuring vintage locomotives, carriages, and railway memorabilia. Explore 270 square meters of exhibits showcasing Italy's rail history, including immersive experiences and a bistro for a unique cultural journey.

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Selfie Haven Florence

The Selfie Museum in Florence offers artistic backdrops and themed rooms, perfect for unique photos and social media moments, providing visitors with a creative and visually engaging experience.

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Art & Wine with a View

Create your own masterpiece at a creative studio overlooking the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. This unique experience combines painting, selected wines, and relaxation, perfect for beginners and art lovers. Book now for art, wine, and relaxation.

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Florence Winter Fun

The Florence Ice Village is a major seasonal event featuring one of Europe's longest ice skating rinks. Held near Fortezza da Basso, it also hosts the Florence Eye Ferris wheel and Christmas markets, typically running from early December through mid-January.

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Parade Fun to Palace Glamour

Celebrate Carnival (February) in two ways: join the vibrant daytime street parade led by traditional masks, then attend the exclusive evening charity gala. This royal masquerade at Palazzo Vecchio features spectacular costumes and dining in the Salone dei Cinquecento.

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Cinema & Opera Masterpieces

Housed in the baroque Palazzo San Firenze, this museum honors legendary director Franco Zeffirelli. Explore over 250 works, including intricate sketches, original costumes, and set designs from his iconic operas and films like Romeo and Juliet.

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Michelangelo’s Intimate Museum

Located in the Buonarroti family palace, this museum celebrates Michelangelo’s genius. It houses early masterpieces like the Madonna of the Stairs, rare drawings, and personal letters, all displayed within beautiful 17th-century frescoed rooms.

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1.Museo Storia Naturale de La Specola 2. Museo Marino Marini 3. Museo Stibbert Official 4. Museo Del Figurino

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Galileo’s Scientific Treasures

Museo Galileo in Florence houses one of the world's most vital collections of scientific instruments. Dedicated to the father of modern science, it displays original artifacts, including Galileo's telescopes and instruments from the Medici and Lorraine collections.

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Fra Angelico’s Spiritual Masterpiece

A peaceful former convent housing the world's largest collection of Fra Angelico's works. Admire sublime frescoes painted directly inside monks' cells, including the iconic Annunciation, and visit the quarters of the fiery preacher Savonarola.

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1. Fuoribordo Ekò 2. Habana 500 3. Ultravox 4. Villa Vittoria 5. Il Fiorino sull’Arno And more 8 venues

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Epic Armor & The "Lost" Mona Lisa

Explore Frederick Stibbert’s eclectic villa, famous for its massive collection of international armor and life-sized mounted knights. Don't miss the recently rediscovered, centuries-old copy of the Mona Lisa—the only one you can see in Florence!

Kids & Families
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Children’s activities at Santa Croce

Discover Florence’s most family-friendly church! Tickets include exciting activity kits for kids, featuring treasure hunts with prizes, art supplies, and creative games to explore history. Admission is €10 for adults and free for children under 12.

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Stunning Cinema Bookstore

Located in Palazzo dello Strozzino, Giunti Odeon is a magnificent cinema-bookstore. It features free study spaces, a vintage cafe, and daytime screenings. At 9 PM, it hosts nightly movie showings in a breathtaking setting.

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Galileo’s Scientific Treasures

Museo Galileo in Florence houses one of the world's most vital collections of scientific instruments. Dedicated to the father of modern science, it displays original artifacts, including Galileo's telescopes and instruments from the Medici and Lorraine collections.

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Interactive Family History Tours

Enjoy enriching tours and interactive workshops, like fresco painting, designed specifically for families. This museum is the perfect spot for parents and children to explore creativity and history together through hands-on fun.

Accommodation
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Tuscan Treehouse Escape

Casa Barthel offers a romantic, fully-equipped treehouse near Florence with stunning Tuscan views. Guests enjoy a special ambiance, star-gazing, and seasonal access to a pool and tennis court.

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Florence’s Urban Green Oasis

Set along the Arno just outside the center, this holiday park features a lagoon pool, modern chalets, and leafy pitches. It offers a relaxing, family-friendly outdoor base with easy shuttle access to Florence’s historic sights.

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Florence Group Bike Tour

Discover Florence’s Museo del Treno, featuring vintage locomotives, carriages, and railway memorabilia. Explore 270 square meters of exhibits showcasing Italy's rail history, including immersive experiences and a bistro for a unique cultural journey.

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Luxury Tuscan SPA Retreat

Experience complete relaxation at this large Tuscan SPA, minutes from Florence, set in Villa Montalvo's park. Enjoy exclusive nighttime use of pools and saunas, with sensory Wellness Ceremonies and poolside cocktails under the stars.

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