A weekend in Florence – a blend of culture, culinary delights, and Italian Dolce Vita. This trip takes you to the city's most beautiful spots: from the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio to hidden markets and gardens. Along the way, you can expect culinary highlights – from gelato and wine to a cooking class – and insider tips that make Florence so unique. A short trip full of impressions that will stay with you for a long time.
Your first stop is the Piazza della Repubblica – in the heart of the city and the perfect starting point to let Florence work its magic on you. From there, it’s straight on to the Duomo, where you can admire the impressive facade and climb the dome. The view over Florence is breathtaking – your first big wow moment.
Then you stroll on to the Ponte Vecchio and take a look at the Palazzo Vecchio before treating yourself to a little refreshment at Vivoli – be it the viral coffee or a creamy gelato.
In the afternoon, it gets lively at the Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio. Here you buy everything for your evening picnic: fresh bread, cheese, cold cuts, fruit – and of course a good bottle of wine.
Finally, you enjoy the sunset at the Piazzale Michelangelo – with the most beautiful view over the city. A perfect moment to relax and end the day.
You can easily reach the city using public transport.
Since 2019, there has been a shuttle tram that runs from the airport to the center of Florence. This new tram, the T2, runs from the airport to the Unita stop near the main train station. It runs every five to ten minutes, and a ticket costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can take the Volainbus to the city center. This runs every 30 minutes from the airport to near the Santa Maria Novella train station. The journey takes about 20 minutes. The price is €6 per person for a single journey.
The heart of the city and the perfect starting point for a stroll through Florence. Street artists, cafes, and elegant architecture make the square a lively meeting place.
The famous cathedral, with its imposing facade and Brunelleschi's dome, is the city's landmark. Anyone who climbs the dome is rewarded with an unforgettable view over Florence.
The city's oldest bridge is famous for its little goldsmith shops and the view of the Arno River. It truly captivates, especially in the evening when the lights are reflected in the water.
The Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, a symbol of Medici power. In Piazza della Signoria, you can admire the impressive architecture and replicas of famous sculptures.
A lively market away from the tourist crowds, where locals buy fresh food. Here you'll find everything for a picnic – from cheese and bread to regional wine.
Probably the most famous viewpoint over Florence. Especially at sunset, it offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops, the Duomo and the Arno.
You'll start relaxed at the Teatro Odeon – a very special place that is a library, cinema, and architectural gem all at once. Afterwards, it's time to stroll, shop, and let yourself drift – for example, on Via del Parione or the elegant Via Tornabuoni.
In the afternoon, a real highlight awaits: your cooking class at BECCAFICO. Here you'll prepare pasta and tiramisu, try different wine pairings, snack in between – and maybe even take home a tip or two.
In the evening, simply let yourself drift: stroll through the streets, try the famous Wine Windows, or spontaneously take souvenir photos in one of the retro photo booths.
To end the day, enjoy dinner at Il Grande Nutti – and compare your freshly cooked pasta with that of a professional. 🍝🍷
An elegant shopping street with boutiques, designer stores, and small shops.
Ideal for strolling and a dose of Italian lifestyle feeling.
A real experience: Here you learn to prepare pasta and tiramisu yourself – including wine accompaniment. A culinary treat where you're sure to pick up a few insider tips.
Cooking class: https://www.getyourguide.de/florenz-l32/florenz-pasta-tiramisu-kochkurs-mit-unbegrenzter-weinauswahl-t561819/?ranking_uuid=2406dad8-c0c6-4e44-93a6-95a9d6f63179
Historic "wine windows", from which wine was once sold. Today a fun experience – a glass of wine through a small window in the house wall.
A popular restaurant where you can compare your cooking skills with professional pasta.
Your day begins calmly and powerfully with a Pilates class at Oasis Pilates – perfect for awakening body and mind. Afterwards, you immerse yourself in another time with a visit to the historic Santa Maria Novella pharmacy, where tradition, scent and design combine – perhaps you'll even find your first souvenir here.
In the afternoon, you stroll through the Villa Bardini gardens – a real insider tip with a fantastic view over Florence and the rooftops of the city.
For your last evening, you treat yourself to something special: drinks on the Terrazza sul Duomo. With a view of the Duomo, the city lights and many memories in your luggage, you say goodbye to Florence – full of anticipation for what remains. 🌇🍸
A peaceful start to the day: Strengthen your body and mind with a Pilates class in the heart of the city.
Pilates Class: https://www.oasispilates.it/en/
One of the oldest pharmacies in the world, known for its perfumes, creams, and centuries-old tradition. A special place to find a souvenir.
A real insider tip: Green oasis with terraces, flowers and a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.
Roof terrace with spectacular views directly onto the cathedral – perfect for a farewell drink.
Before you leave, grab the best sandwich in town at All’Antico Vinaio – perfect for provisions or as a final culinary treat.
Finally, do something completely personal: At Imagnini, design your own bracelet or necklace – with charms that will always remind you of this special trip. A little treasure to take home with you that will always bring back memories of your time in Florence. ✨🥪
Famous for the best sandwiches in town. Perfect for a quick lunch or as provisions for the journey home.
A creative spot where you design your own bracelet or necklace – a very personal souvenir that will always remind you of your trip.
Getting to Florence Airport is easy using public transport.
Since 2019, there's been a shuttle tram, the T2, running directly from the city centre to the airport. It departs from the Unita stop near the main train station, Santa Maria Novella, runs every five to ten minutes and costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can use the Volainbus. This bus runs every 30 minutes from Santa Maria Novella train station directly to the airport. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs €6 per person for a single ticket.
A weekend in Florence – a blend of culture, culinary delights, and Italian Dolce Vita. This trip takes you to the city's most beautiful spots: from the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio to hidden markets and gardens. Along the way, you can expect culinary highlights – from gelato and wine to a cooking class – and insider tips that make Florence so unique. A short trip full of impressions that will stay with you for a long time.
Your first stop is the Piazza della Repubblica – in the heart of the city and the perfect starting point to let Florence work its magic on you. From there, it’s straight on to the Duomo, where you can admire the impressive facade and climb the dome. The view over Florence is breathtaking – your first big wow moment.
Then you stroll on to the Ponte Vecchio and take a look at the Palazzo Vecchio before treating yourself to a little refreshment at Vivoli – be it the viral coffee or a creamy gelato.
In the afternoon, it gets lively at the Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio. Here you buy everything for your evening picnic: fresh bread, cheese, cold cuts, fruit – and of course a good bottle of wine.
Finally, you enjoy the sunset at the Piazzale Michelangelo – with the most beautiful view over the city. A perfect moment to relax and end the day.
You can easily reach the city using public transport.
Since 2019, there has been a shuttle tram that runs from the airport to the center of Florence. This new tram, the T2, runs from the airport to the Unita stop near the main train station. It runs every five to ten minutes, and a ticket costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can take the Volainbus to the city center. This runs every 30 minutes from the airport to near the Santa Maria Novella train station. The journey takes about 20 minutes. The price is €6 per person for a single journey.
The heart of the city and the perfect starting point for a stroll through Florence. Street artists, cafes, and elegant architecture make the square a lively meeting place.
The famous cathedral, with its imposing facade and Brunelleschi's dome, is the city's landmark. Anyone who climbs the dome is rewarded with an unforgettable view over Florence.
The city's oldest bridge is famous for its little goldsmith shops and the view of the Arno River. It truly captivates, especially in the evening when the lights are reflected in the water.
The Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, a symbol of Medici power. In Piazza della Signoria, you can admire the impressive architecture and replicas of famous sculptures.
A lively market away from the tourist crowds, where locals buy fresh food. Here you'll find everything for a picnic – from cheese and bread to regional wine.
Probably the most famous viewpoint over Florence. Especially at sunset, it offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops, the Duomo and the Arno.
You'll start relaxed at the Teatro Odeon – a very special place that is a library, cinema, and architectural gem all at once. Afterwards, it's time to stroll, shop, and let yourself drift – for example, on Via del Parione or the elegant Via Tornabuoni.
In the afternoon, a real highlight awaits: your cooking class at BECCAFICO. Here you'll prepare pasta and tiramisu, try different wine pairings, snack in between – and maybe even take home a tip or two.
In the evening, simply let yourself drift: stroll through the streets, try the famous Wine Windows, or spontaneously take souvenir photos in one of the retro photo booths.
To end the day, enjoy dinner at Il Grande Nutti – and compare your freshly cooked pasta with that of a professional. 🍝🍷
An elegant shopping street with boutiques, designer stores, and small shops.
Ideal for strolling and a dose of Italian lifestyle feeling.
A real experience: Here you learn to prepare pasta and tiramisu yourself – including wine accompaniment. A culinary treat where you're sure to pick up a few insider tips.
Cooking class: https://www.getyourguide.de/florenz-l32/florenz-pasta-tiramisu-kochkurs-mit-unbegrenzter-weinauswahl-t561819/?ranking_uuid=2406dad8-c0c6-4e44-93a6-95a9d6f63179
Historic "wine windows", from which wine was once sold. Today a fun experience – a glass of wine through a small window in the house wall.
A popular restaurant where you can compare your cooking skills with professional pasta.
Your day begins calmly and powerfully with a Pilates class at Oasis Pilates – perfect for awakening body and mind. Afterwards, you immerse yourself in another time with a visit to the historic Santa Maria Novella pharmacy, where tradition, scent and design combine – perhaps you'll even find your first souvenir here.
In the afternoon, you stroll through the Villa Bardini gardens – a real insider tip with a fantastic view over Florence and the rooftops of the city.
For your last evening, you treat yourself to something special: drinks on the Terrazza sul Duomo. With a view of the Duomo, the city lights and many memories in your luggage, you say goodbye to Florence – full of anticipation for what remains. 🌇🍸
A peaceful start to the day: Strengthen your body and mind with a Pilates class in the heart of the city.
Pilates Class: https://www.oasispilates.it/en/
One of the oldest pharmacies in the world, known for its perfumes, creams, and centuries-old tradition. A special place to find a souvenir.
A real insider tip: Green oasis with terraces, flowers and a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.
Roof terrace with spectacular views directly onto the cathedral – perfect for a farewell drink.
Before you leave, grab the best sandwich in town at All’Antico Vinaio – perfect for provisions or as a final culinary treat.
Finally, do something completely personal: At Imagnini, design your own bracelet or necklace – with charms that will always remind you of this special trip. A little treasure to take home with you that will always bring back memories of your time in Florence. ✨🥪
Famous for the best sandwiches in town. Perfect for a quick lunch or as provisions for the journey home.
A creative spot where you design your own bracelet or necklace – a very personal souvenir that will always remind you of your trip.
Getting to Florence Airport is easy using public transport.
Since 2019, there's been a shuttle tram, the T2, running directly from the city centre to the airport. It departs from the Unita stop near the main train station, Santa Maria Novella, runs every five to ten minutes and costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can use the Volainbus. This bus runs every 30 minutes from Santa Maria Novella train station directly to the airport. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs €6 per person for a single ticket.
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A weekend in Florence – a blend of culture, culinary delights, and Italian Dolce Vita. This trip takes you to the city's most beautiful spots: from the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio to hidden markets and gardens. Along the way, you can expect culinary highlights – from gelato and wine to a cooking class – and insider tips that make Florence so unique. A short trip full of impressions that will stay with you for a long time.
Your first stop is the Piazza della Repubblica – in the heart of the city and the perfect starting point to let Florence work its magic on you. From there, it’s straight on to the Duomo, where you can admire the impressive facade and climb the dome. The view over Florence is breathtaking – your first big wow moment.
Then you stroll on to the Ponte Vecchio and take a look at the Palazzo Vecchio before treating yourself to a little refreshment at Vivoli – be it the viral coffee or a creamy gelato.
In the afternoon, it gets lively at the Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio. Here you buy everything for your evening picnic: fresh bread, cheese, cold cuts, fruit – and of course a good bottle of wine.
Finally, you enjoy the sunset at the Piazzale Michelangelo – with the most beautiful view over the city. A perfect moment to relax and end the day.
You can easily reach the city using public transport.
Since 2019, there has been a shuttle tram that runs from the airport to the center of Florence. This new tram, the T2, runs from the airport to the Unita stop near the main train station. It runs every five to ten minutes, and a ticket costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can take the Volainbus to the city center. This runs every 30 minutes from the airport to near the Santa Maria Novella train station. The journey takes about 20 minutes. The price is €6 per person for a single journey.
The heart of the city and the perfect starting point for a stroll through Florence. Street artists, cafes, and elegant architecture make the square a lively meeting place.
The famous cathedral, with its imposing facade and Brunelleschi's dome, is the city's landmark. Anyone who climbs the dome is rewarded with an unforgettable view over Florence.
The city's oldest bridge is famous for its little goldsmith shops and the view of the Arno River. It truly captivates, especially in the evening when the lights are reflected in the water.
The Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, a symbol of Medici power. In Piazza della Signoria, you can admire the impressive architecture and replicas of famous sculptures.
A lively market away from the tourist crowds, where locals buy fresh food. Here you'll find everything for a picnic – from cheese and bread to regional wine.
Probably the most famous viewpoint over Florence. Especially at sunset, it offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops, the Duomo and the Arno.
You'll start relaxed at the Teatro Odeon – a very special place that is a library, cinema, and architectural gem all at once. Afterwards, it's time to stroll, shop, and let yourself drift – for example, on Via del Parione or the elegant Via Tornabuoni.
In the afternoon, a real highlight awaits: your cooking class at BECCAFICO. Here you'll prepare pasta and tiramisu, try different wine pairings, snack in between – and maybe even take home a tip or two.
In the evening, simply let yourself drift: stroll through the streets, try the famous Wine Windows, or spontaneously take souvenir photos in one of the retro photo booths.
To end the day, enjoy dinner at Il Grande Nutti – and compare your freshly cooked pasta with that of a professional. 🍝🍷
An elegant shopping street with boutiques, designer stores, and small shops.
Ideal for strolling and a dose of Italian lifestyle feeling.
A real experience: Here you learn to prepare pasta and tiramisu yourself – including wine accompaniment. A culinary treat where you're sure to pick up a few insider tips.
Cooking class: https://www.getyourguide.de/florenz-l32/florenz-pasta-tiramisu-kochkurs-mit-unbegrenzter-weinauswahl-t561819/?ranking_uuid=2406dad8-c0c6-4e44-93a6-95a9d6f63179
Historic "wine windows", from which wine was once sold. Today a fun experience – a glass of wine through a small window in the house wall.
A popular restaurant where you can compare your cooking skills with professional pasta.
Your day begins calmly and powerfully with a Pilates class at Oasis Pilates – perfect for awakening body and mind. Afterwards, you immerse yourself in another time with a visit to the historic Santa Maria Novella pharmacy, where tradition, scent and design combine – perhaps you'll even find your first souvenir here.
In the afternoon, you stroll through the Villa Bardini gardens – a real insider tip with a fantastic view over Florence and the rooftops of the city.
For your last evening, you treat yourself to something special: drinks on the Terrazza sul Duomo. With a view of the Duomo, the city lights and many memories in your luggage, you say goodbye to Florence – full of anticipation for what remains. 🌇🍸
A peaceful start to the day: Strengthen your body and mind with a Pilates class in the heart of the city.
Pilates Class: https://www.oasispilates.it/en/
One of the oldest pharmacies in the world, known for its perfumes, creams, and centuries-old tradition. A special place to find a souvenir.
A real insider tip: Green oasis with terraces, flowers and a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.
Roof terrace with spectacular views directly onto the cathedral – perfect for a farewell drink.
Before you leave, grab the best sandwich in town at All’Antico Vinaio – perfect for provisions or as a final culinary treat.
Finally, do something completely personal: At Imagnini, design your own bracelet or necklace – with charms that will always remind you of this special trip. A little treasure to take home with you that will always bring back memories of your time in Florence. ✨🥪
Famous for the best sandwiches in town. Perfect for a quick lunch or as provisions for the journey home.
A creative spot where you design your own bracelet or necklace – a very personal souvenir that will always remind you of your trip.
Getting to Florence Airport is easy using public transport.
Since 2019, there's been a shuttle tram, the T2, running directly from the city centre to the airport. It departs from the Unita stop near the main train station, Santa Maria Novella, runs every five to ten minutes and costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can use the Volainbus. This bus runs every 30 minutes from Santa Maria Novella train station directly to the airport. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs €6 per person for a single ticket.
A weekend in Florence – a blend of culture, culinary delights, and Italian Dolce Vita. This trip takes you to the city's most beautiful spots: from the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio to hidden markets and gardens. Along the way, you can expect culinary highlights – from gelato and wine to a cooking class – and insider tips that make Florence so unique. A short trip full of impressions that will stay with you for a long time.
Your first stop is the Piazza della Repubblica – in the heart of the city and the perfect starting point to let Florence work its magic on you. From there, it’s straight on to the Duomo, where you can admire the impressive facade and climb the dome. The view over Florence is breathtaking – your first big wow moment.
Then you stroll on to the Ponte Vecchio and take a look at the Palazzo Vecchio before treating yourself to a little refreshment at Vivoli – be it the viral coffee or a creamy gelato.
In the afternoon, it gets lively at the Mercato di Sant’Ambrogio. Here you buy everything for your evening picnic: fresh bread, cheese, cold cuts, fruit – and of course a good bottle of wine.
Finally, you enjoy the sunset at the Piazzale Michelangelo – with the most beautiful view over the city. A perfect moment to relax and end the day.
You can easily reach the city using public transport.
Since 2019, there has been a shuttle tram that runs from the airport to the center of Florence. This new tram, the T2, runs from the airport to the Unita stop near the main train station. It runs every five to ten minutes, and a ticket costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can take the Volainbus to the city center. This runs every 30 minutes from the airport to near the Santa Maria Novella train station. The journey takes about 20 minutes. The price is €6 per person for a single journey.
The heart of the city and the perfect starting point for a stroll through Florence. Street artists, cafes, and elegant architecture make the square a lively meeting place.
The famous cathedral, with its imposing facade and Brunelleschi's dome, is the city's landmark. Anyone who climbs the dome is rewarded with an unforgettable view over Florence.
The city's oldest bridge is famous for its little goldsmith shops and the view of the Arno River. It truly captivates, especially in the evening when the lights are reflected in the water.
The Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, a symbol of Medici power. In Piazza della Signoria, you can admire the impressive architecture and replicas of famous sculptures.
A lively market away from the tourist crowds, where locals buy fresh food. Here you'll find everything for a picnic – from cheese and bread to regional wine.
Probably the most famous viewpoint over Florence. Especially at sunset, it offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops, the Duomo and the Arno.
You'll start relaxed at the Teatro Odeon – a very special place that is a library, cinema, and architectural gem all at once. Afterwards, it's time to stroll, shop, and let yourself drift – for example, on Via del Parione or the elegant Via Tornabuoni.
In the afternoon, a real highlight awaits: your cooking class at BECCAFICO. Here you'll prepare pasta and tiramisu, try different wine pairings, snack in between – and maybe even take home a tip or two.
In the evening, simply let yourself drift: stroll through the streets, try the famous Wine Windows, or spontaneously take souvenir photos in one of the retro photo booths.
To end the day, enjoy dinner at Il Grande Nutti – and compare your freshly cooked pasta with that of a professional. 🍝🍷
An elegant shopping street with boutiques, designer stores, and small shops.
Ideal for strolling and a dose of Italian lifestyle feeling.
A real experience: Here you learn to prepare pasta and tiramisu yourself – including wine accompaniment. A culinary treat where you're sure to pick up a few insider tips.
Cooking class: https://www.getyourguide.de/florenz-l32/florenz-pasta-tiramisu-kochkurs-mit-unbegrenzter-weinauswahl-t561819/?ranking_uuid=2406dad8-c0c6-4e44-93a6-95a9d6f63179
Historic "wine windows", from which wine was once sold. Today a fun experience – a glass of wine through a small window in the house wall.
A popular restaurant where you can compare your cooking skills with professional pasta.
Your day begins calmly and powerfully with a Pilates class at Oasis Pilates – perfect for awakening body and mind. Afterwards, you immerse yourself in another time with a visit to the historic Santa Maria Novella pharmacy, where tradition, scent and design combine – perhaps you'll even find your first souvenir here.
In the afternoon, you stroll through the Villa Bardini gardens – a real insider tip with a fantastic view over Florence and the rooftops of the city.
For your last evening, you treat yourself to something special: drinks on the Terrazza sul Duomo. With a view of the Duomo, the city lights and many memories in your luggage, you say goodbye to Florence – full of anticipation for what remains. 🌇🍸
A peaceful start to the day: Strengthen your body and mind with a Pilates class in the heart of the city.
Pilates Class: https://www.oasispilates.it/en/
One of the oldest pharmacies in the world, known for its perfumes, creams, and centuries-old tradition. A special place to find a souvenir.
A real insider tip: Green oasis with terraces, flowers and a breathtaking panoramic view over the city.
Roof terrace with spectacular views directly onto the cathedral – perfect for a farewell drink.
Before you leave, grab the best sandwich in town at All’Antico Vinaio – perfect for provisions or as a final culinary treat.
Finally, do something completely personal: At Imagnini, design your own bracelet or necklace – with charms that will always remind you of this special trip. A little treasure to take home with you that will always bring back memories of your time in Florence. ✨🥪
Famous for the best sandwiches in town. Perfect for a quick lunch or as provisions for the journey home.
A creative spot where you design your own bracelet or necklace – a very personal souvenir that will always remind you of your trip.
Getting to Florence Airport is easy using public transport.
Since 2019, there's been a shuttle tram, the T2, running directly from the city centre to the airport. It departs from the Unita stop near the main train station, Santa Maria Novella, runs every five to ten minutes and costs €1.50 per person (more info: Airport Tram).
Alternatively, you can use the Volainbus. This bus runs every 30 minutes from Santa Maria Novella train station directly to the airport. The journey takes about 20 minutes and costs €6 per person for a single ticket.
