ngdall from South Africa I’d always heard about Florence: my grandmother actually gave me, for my 18th birthday, a tourist guide to the city which had been bought Read More
Want to get travel advice from people interested in Art? Join the group and share your knowledge.
A view of Florence from the Ponte Vecchio
Antipasta platter from Ristorante La Giostra
Local street fair in Santa Croce, Florence
il Duomo, Florence, Italy
Vespas in a Line at Florence, Italy
View of Florence from up top
Beautiful view of Florence
Drummers in traditional Florentine garb during a parade in Florence
The Ponte Vecchio, Florence
Florence is a stunning city
View of Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo
Along the Arno River from the Ponte Vecchio
The belltower of the Duomo.
Gelato at Perche No! Gelataria
Statue in shadow in the main square
Dinner setting at Villa Mangiacane
Villa Mangiacane's Loggia by night
Pasta from Ristorante La Giostra
Florence from Michaelangelo Hill
| DESTINATION REVIEWS |
I’d always heard about Florence: my grandmother actually gave me, for my 18th birthday, a tourist guide to the city which had been bought on the same weekend as my mother was... More |
After making Firenze my home for nearly five months it’s hard to summarize this enchanting, awful city in a few words.
Firenze is an artistic and historical treasure.... More |
Florence is a petite city that offers an intimate glimpse into European life. While it doesn’t offer the big city romance of London or Rome, a trip to Florence will leave one... More |
For many, Florence is an ideal version of Italy. Often compared to the baroque chaos of Rome, the relative clean and calm of the city appeals to tourists with ordered beauty in... More |
Florence is great for a weeklong trip or as a couple days stop on a longer expedition and—unlike Rome or Venice—can still feel special to the tourist: it seems that there is... More |
More Destination Reviews:
|
Few places can claim to be as unchanged as Florence since the 15th century...... moreArticle from MSN Travel
|
Where are the destinations that inspired the great artists, entertainers and explorers? Harriet O'Brien picks the best and tells you why to visit this year... moreArticle from The Independent
|
Florence produced some of the world's greatest painters—from Masaccio to Michelangelo. Charles Maclean enrolls in one of its best-known drawing schools and discovers that it's never too late to become a Renaissance man... moreArticle from Travel and Leisure
|
Rejuvenate yourself and visit these artsy hubs... moreArticle from MSNBC/Shermans Travel
| |
Member Photos
Prev
4 cheers
