Florence

A selection of articles on the region of Florence

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The Uffizi Gallery in Florence is the most famous in the city, especially if you're a fan of Renaissance art, but even if you are not you will be amazed at the displays on show.

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Visiting the Duomo in Florence

Florence is a beautiful city with much to explore, but the centrepiece is the amazing Cathedral and its huge Dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi. The Duomo di Firenze or the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is the symbol of Florence and stands out in the Florentine skyline.

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David Rees
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Florence: The Cradle of Renaissance. An Overview

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, Florence, Italy, is a city that has long been celebrated as a cultural and artistic mecca. Known for its breathtaking architecture, world-class museums, and rich history, Florence beckons travelers from around the globe to immerse themselves in its Renaissance splendor. Here's a glimpse into what makes Florence a captivating destination.

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David Rees
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Mercato Centrale in Florence

While the city of Florence has many fantastic historical buildings to visit it also has an amazing market, Mercato Centrale with vendors selling wine, fish, meat fruit, cheese, oil and spices on the ground level, which is frequented by locals as much as tourists.

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David Rees
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Where to Stay in Florence

Travelling to any big city, especially if you have not been to a place like Florence before can be a daunting and confusing experience. So below you will see where you can stay in Florence with tips on locations, transport and attractions.

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David Rees
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The Palazzo Vecchio Museum and Tower

The Tower of Palazzo Vecchio is 95 metres high, overlooks the city of Florence and is one of its distinctive symbols and reference points.

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David Rees