Created by airynfaerie on November 11, 2009
- Coffee, or caffe', is one of Italy's specialties. Here are some of my favorite places to enjoy this flavorful bean around the city of Florence.
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Created by airynfaerie on November 10, 2009
- Looking to join the Italian tradition of enjoying an "aperitivo" (drink and small appetizers) before dinner? Or, maybe you'll enjoy one as a small dinner like many students on a budget? Either way, here are some of my favorites.
Created by airynfaerie on November 9, 2009
- As Florence is so Americanized and filled with college students, it's a little hard to weed through all the party bars, but we luckily found a handful of favorites while we lived in the city. A bit more chic, and grown up, here are my recommendations.
Created by airynfaerie on November 5, 2009
- The Tuscan capital city of Florence offers visitors many wonderful and unique piazzas to see. Experience these squares as the locals do and find great places to stop for a caffe, people-watch, or just stroll.
Created by airynfaerie on November 2, 2009
- Florence is a city rich in "must-see" visits, but there is much more to see that many tourists miss. Here are a few of the places that don't make all the guidebooks, but are worth a visit!
Created by airynfaerie on October 29, 2009
- There are wonderful culinary options in the Renaissance city of Florence. From quick stops in a cafe, to full course dinners, here are a few of our favorite.
Created by airynfaerie on October 19, 2009
- Florence, Italy is home to some of the most amazing churches, basilicas, and chapels in the world. Here are a few of the most popular ones for visitors to the city to enjoy.
Created by airynfaerie on October 18, 2009
- Italy's Renaissance star of a city, Florence, offers some of the world's best art museums in the world. People from all over the globe make the trip to the city to view some of the most concentrated collections of masterpieces offered anywhere.
Created by airynfaerie on October 15, 2009
- From food to fireworks, the city of Florence is a host to many fun, exciting and unique festivals throughout the year. Some traditions mark specific holidays, while others are just for fun. Be there during one, and you'll get a taste of Florentine history.
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Created by airynfaerie on October 15, 2009
- Many major churches are located in the Renaissance city of Florence and are listed in all the guidebooks as the popular destinations for visitors. But after living in the city for a year, I found that some of my favorite churches were the minor players on the tourist radar.
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