Attraction Guide Travel to Florence Italy

Attraction guide travel to Florence Italy - In Florence, famous artworks such as sculpture David Gates of Paradise, the Duomo, Michelangelo, is a beauty any more fascinated. In Florence, everyone who is now a prisoner of conscious art. In the church ran to escape the heat, you might end up admiring the beautiful blue two hours to such extraordinary frescoes. Or maybe you'll think it is! Let Sonata expressed in pear gelato flavors. Here is a city like that. This flavor and the sunset from the river Arno, the famous Chianti wine in the place where he went a little to the south of Florence also do not forget.

Overview Florence Italy
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When planning a trip to Florence, Italy, you will find many attractions and activities that are sure to keep you busy during your stay. Have you visited this destination for art galleries or just to take in the architectural gems of the city, there is something for everyone who needs a trip full of culture, history, and art.

Florence is such a popular hot spot for tourists to explore the wonderful world of Italy, offering protection for the scholars and visitors looking for a good time. Natural landscape of downtown Florence Italy provides attractive offering door to a wide-range district filled with history just waiting for visitors to discover. No matter how many times you visit Florence, you will always find something new to appreciate.

When you plan the ins and outs of travel to Florence, you may want to exclude the details about where you will stay during your vacation. Hotels in Florence can be found at every twist and turn of the city, offering something for every type of budget. Some favorite hotel chain located in the city, just as the local luxury options. Many tourists have enjoyed staying at the Holiday Inn Garden Court and Sheraton, as well as views of the terrace provided by Baglioni.

Bordercropped Florence Italy

There are many tourist attractions in Florence to consider when planning out a schedule. For starters, why not dig deep into the city's history by exploring the lesser-known sights, such Pagliazza Byzantine tower, which serves as a prison for women during the Middle Ages. Located on the banks of the Arno, you can visit Istana Park, which offers a nice site to enjoy the fresh air.

So many spectators in a handsome town! Naked like Michelangelo's David or until coarse in last winter clothing with their own world-class designers, Florentines and their city never fails to impress. 've Needed oxygen after admiring their art, visitors are fascinated by the vision of locals at aperitivo time, easy paced, seductive and clearly enjoying life. At times it seems not much has changed since the days of the Medici.

Firenza Palazzo Pitti Florence Italy

Of course much has changed. Florence brief stint as Italy's capital in 1865 was like a shot of adrenaline. City bulldozed, constructed, re roads, wiped the whole place and knock down the medieval walls. And the scene was set for a modern regional capital of Tuscany. Throughout viali broad (street) Old Florence confusion surrounding the endless tears of traffic around the chaotic style. Horns honking and brakes squeal as Florentines dart in and out of the track to find a break in traffic. Stupid fear, motorini (moped) riders passing around a larger vehicle, as if protected by divine power.

The jewel of Renaissance Italy remains essentially what it is - a busy business center. Even before the Renaissance ended, the wily Florentines have to admit that their city is getting reduced, the more negligible on the European stage. But they never forgot their proud heritage and found again in earnest by the rest of Europe from the 18th century. Curious and admiring tourists, especially the British, fell in the city as part of their Grand Tour. Ever ingenious the currency (after all, Florentines found florins, one of the currencies of the most successful in the history), the locals know how to cash, as they still do, with utter aplomb.

Sunset over Florence Italy

Lucky few to get their first glimpse of Florence from the south. Street from rival Siena brings you to the heights south bank of the Arno support. Suddenly, through the trees, exploded view of the glory of Florence - Giotto's Campanile (bell tower), Brunelleschi dome, the Basilica di Santa Croce. Only the hardest of hearts can remain unaffected.

Memory of the Medici, who for centuries ordered the fate of the city and, as a generous patron, a role in releasing the Renaissance, life. To this day the family crest of six balls adorn public buildings. Artist and sculptor city, supported by the Medici and other powerful families, telling them the city with the best creations. Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello, Giotto, the Lippis, Masaccio, Botticelli, Pontormo and a host of others left their mark, and tough like the Uffizi Gallery, Pitti and Accademia today houses many of their works.

Medieval and Renaissance Florence is a financial group but it was never a romantic place. Large family who built good houses and funds disbursed for churches, public buildings and art, but not out of a love of beauty. To show the greatness is to be great. Greatness Baptistery Roman, Gothic and Renaissance Duomo basilica is an advertisement as much power and family wealth leading city of Florence as the artistic prowess. The family has gone, but alive ads!

Fountain of Neptune Florence Italy

Florentines are born to eternal beauty world is amazing, so it is not surprising that they cultivate their appearance, and do so easily. Home to the likes of Gucci and Ferragamo, Florence means one thing: style, both past and present. Phalanxes lined with stylish boutiques galleries and palazzi.

When the stores close, it's time to eat. Sit down to eat simple Tuscan tomato soup followed by a prime steak at the family-run trattoria or splash in one of the classic gourmet restaurant or restaurant-style town designers. Florence is known for upscale Chiantis, but you have to make the acquaintance of other lovely tipples also: Brunello Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and bolder super Tuscans.

You can easily explore Tuscany using Florence as a base: enjoy the splendours of medieval Siena, Pisa, Lucca and San Gimignano, and the Chianti countryside wandering bumpy.

Il Duomo Florence Italy

Florence has a population of about 500,000 inhabitants.
Florence is the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.
The "Historic Centre of Florence" was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982.
Florence was established by Julius Caesar in 59 BC as a settlement for army veterans.
Dome of the cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore is the largest dome built in brick and mortar in the world.
Fountain of Neptune in Piazza della Signoria is at the end of a still functioning Roman aqueduct.
Ponte Vecchio bridge is the only one in the city to survive World War II intact.
In 1301, Dante is sent to Exile from Florence.
Florence is so rich in art, first time visitors experience the Stendhal syndrome as they met for the first time art.

Piazza Repubblica Firenze Florence Italy

The Piazzas gives an amazing insight into the life, passion and beauty of Florentine life. Piazza della Signoria square is undoubtedly the most beautiful square in the city (if not the world), and is still important as a social and political center of Florentine. Piazzale Michelangelo provides a bird's-eye view of the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi, and Bargelo. Guilo offered Parigi town piazza Santa Croce, and he also worked as an architect to the Medici Pitti Palace.

Façade cathédrale Florence Italy

Florence Cathedral front view

The Florence Archaeological Museum contains an impressive collection of Egyptian and Etruscan Art. The Uffizi Gallery is a showplace many renaissance paintings by famous artists such as Botticelli, Raphael and Michelangelo. Pitti Palace also houses an unrivaled collection of art featuring paintings by Caravaggio, Titian and Rubens. Next to the Boboli Gardens is a beautiful place to have a picnic or spend a lazy afternoon.

Hotels in Florence italy

Interior Hotel in Florence Italy

Hotels - No matter what time of year you choose to visit Florence Italy, there are a number of hotels, apartments and villas available in all price ranges. Of 1-5 star hotel star villa there is something for everyone in Florence! The key is to reserve the required number of rooms as early as possible. The same advice applies to villa and apartment rental. July and August are the busiest months and higher prices. You can avoid the crowds crowded with visiting in late April and May or September and October. Perfect weather in the months and the crowds are much smaller.

Ristorante benedicta
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The one bistecca fiorentina
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The restaurants in Florence Italy gives absolutely heavenly feast. They offer fresh ingredients prepared with age old techniques that leave you satisfied gastronomic taste! You can also try your hand at making your own recipes in your rental apartment or villa after purchasing the fresh ingredients at a local market.

Weather - Tuscany is located in the rural areas of the Mediterranean, and because it is much more humid than the coastal areas where the wind blows. Florence had a subtropical climate, and is not too hot or too cold. Florence is really rich experience for all the senses, and you will definitely enjoy yourself under the Tuscan sun!

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