Art, Architecture, Statues and History - Florence, Italy
The streets of Florence, the capital city of Tuscany, are filled with amazing sculpture and artwork almost everywhere you look. It is home to globally-renowned landmarks such as the Duomo and Michelangelo’s David. It is a feast for the senses.
Florence is extremely walkable, and in foot is the best way to see this amazing compact city’s sights. The impressive statues and architectural masterpieces should be viewed up close as you wander through streets filled with rich history.
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Florence has many beautiful piazzas, but Piazza della Signoria is easily the best one filled with statues.
It was awesome just sitting in one of the outdoor cafes sipping coffee and taking in the atmosphere.
What you should know:
There is no metro or subway, walking, bus, scooter or bicycle are the most popular ways of getting around.
There are public restrooms available for a fee which could depend on the location.
You could spend a couple of days to a couple of weeks here.
Parking can be difficult.
There is a large amount of public art, so enjoy!
People in general are friendly and helpful; many people speak English.
You will need a valid passport and a travel power adapter if you are from the US.
Tipping is generally not expected, but feel free to leave something extra when you receive exceptional service.
There are many restaurant / cafe options.
Some shops and restaurants may not accept credit or debit cards.
If you visit the inside of a religious site make sure to dress appropriately, covering both shoulders and knees for both men and women.
