Florence, Italy 🇮🇹

Florence is one of those places you could easily spend an entire month exploring, but if you don't have that much time, here's an itinerary for fitting all the top sights and eats in three days! A couple tips for making the most of your trip: -BOOK EARLY! For many of the main attracti

Next time you’re wandering the historic city of Florence , be sure to check out these famous places! 1. Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore also known and the Duomo! The cathedral looks like a drawing in real life due to its unique architecture design and colors. 2. Visit the BABAE wine

✨ cross the Ponte Vecchio No visit to Florence is complete without crossing the famous Ponte Veccio bridge at least once. Ponte Veccio is the oldest bridge in Florence and therefore the most well-known. Nowadays, you can find gold smiths and jewelry stores in the small houses on the bridge.

That actually aren’t boring!👇 1. Visit the Duomo - this cathedral is absolutely breathtaking inside and out. It’s famous for being one of the greatest masterpieces of Gothic art and the first Italian Renaissance. Just try to get there early because the line can get long. 🧍🧍‍♀️🧍‍♂️ 2. Attend a

Florence was my absolute favorite city in Italy when I solo traveled there this year! There are so many activities to do, even on a budget! Here are some of my favorite 3: 1. Take photos at a fotoautomatica (less than 2 euros) 2. Visit the Gucci Garden museum (8 euros for entry) 3.

Ahhh, finally got to come back to Florence, but we also got to visit many other cities in Italy! It was a jam packed itinerary (we were actually on a Mediterranean/Europe cruise which I will be posting about that soon!), but here’s the highlights: ✦ Florence - Basilica of Santa Croce, Ponte Vec

Florence is one of my favorite cities in Europe. It just has the cutest vibe and it’s an amazing place to solo travel and even explore on a budget! I did so many fun activities while I was there, here are some of my favorite budget exploring activities: 1. visit the Giunti Odeon bookshop-cinema

Here are the places I’ve visited and got amazing views of the Duomo in Florence, Italy: 📍Giotto’s Bell Tower This is right next to the Duomo. You’ll have to climb 414 stairs to get to the top, but it’s well worth it in my opinion. 📍Museo del Opera This is also located in the same plaza and

Florence, the city that stole my heart during my study abroad! ✨ From catching breathtaking sunsets at Piazzale Michelangelo, to admiring masterpieces at the Uffizi Gallery (Botticelli’s Birth of Venus 😍), and exploring fashion history at the Gucci Garden. My cozy apartment overlooked the charm

Why Bologna? 🤔 • less tourists • lively atmosphere like Florence • known for its amazing food • like Florence, has lots of art and history • much less crowded • rich cultural scene • a bit less expensive These are just a few things my friend and I did while we were there but Bologn

This was such a fun day trip. What is your favorite place to travel to in Italy?? #florenceitaly🇮🇹 #florence #italy #travelcreator #travelvlog

#italy #florenceitaly #traveltips #travelvlogger #europetrip Florence 👍Why I like it: Stunning architecture, mind blowing museums, delicious pizza, gelato on every corner, some of the best views you’ll ever come across.

Discover the top-rated activities in Florence without breaking the bank! I always visit wine windows throughout the day. You can grab a drink for only €8. These wine windows, or "buchette del vino," are a great way to explore Florence's rich history and vibrant streets. A great