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Florence’s public transport system includes trams and buses, designed to connect the historic city center with its surrounding neighborhoods and key destinations like Santa Maria Novella Station, Piazza San Marco, Scandicci and Florence Airport. The trams T1, T2, and Line T2, operated by Autoline Toscane offers fast, modern service linking the city with the airport and suburban areas, while the … Read more
The Florence Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore), known as the Duomo di Firenze, stands as a masterpiece of Gothic and Renaissance architecture and the enduring symbol of Florence’s civic pride and religious devotion. Built atop the earlier church of Santa Reparata, its construction began in 1296 under Arnolfo di Cambio and continued for centuries, passing … Read more
Renting a car is the best way to explore Florence and the surrounding Tuscan countryside. For small cars, rental prices range from €30-€50 per day to higher costs for SUVs and luxury vehicles, depending on seasonal demand. In order to rent a car in Florence, visitors typically need a valid driver’s license, a passport, and a credit … Read more
The Catholic churches in Florence showcase an extraordinary range of architectural styles, from Gothic masterpieces to Renaissance innovations. Among the most famous churches in Florence, visitors will discover sacred spaces that house works by legendary masters including Giotto, Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and Fra Angelico. These important churches in Florence, Italy offer not only spiritual significance but … Read more
Planning your Florence adventure and drowning in tourist pass options? You’re not alone. Every year, over 16 million visitors face the same dilemma: should you buy the official Firenze Card or go with one of the third-party Florence City Pass options? It’s a decision that can either enhance your Italian experience or leave you feeling … Read more
Yes, Florence is widely considered a good place to live in 2025 for creatives, digital nomads, students, and retirees who value culture, lifestyle balance, and historical surroundings. While it’s not without its drawbacks, such as tourist congestion and central housing costs, Florence offers a high quality of life thanks to its walkability, healthcare system, and … Read more
I’ve explored the 12 best viewpoints in Florence that offer a stunning sunset spot and a panoramic skyline view of the city. From getting to the top of Piazzale Michelangelo to capture a postcard of the city or climb Brunelleschi’s Dome for a breathtaking rooftop experience, this guide will show you where to find the … Read more
While Florence is generally a safe city, scams are common here. No matter if you are walking around Duomo or taking selfies at the top of Piazza Michelangelo, scammers are finding ways to trap you. I’m not scaring you off from visiting Florence, yet I’m educating you not to fall into the traps set by … Read more
You can buy a SIM card in Florence at TIM, Vodafone, WindTre, and Iliad stores throughout the city center, plus MediaWorld electronics shops, Esselunga supermarkets, tobacco shops (tabacchi), and Florence Airport upon arrival. The most convenient locations are Via del Corso for TIM (near Duomo), Piazza della Repubblica for Vodafone, and Via Calzaiuoli for WindTre … Read more
Looking for the best areas to stay in Florence in 2025? Florence is compact but packed with distinct neighborhoods suited for every type of traveler. This updated guide helps you choose where to stay—whether you want to be near the Duomo in Centro Storico, explore artisan life in Oltrarno, or relax in the quiet hills … Read more