DINING IN ITALY

Late night munchies or hungover?! Deliveroo is Florence’s food delivery service.

Borgo Pinti, 10/18R, 50121 Firenze

Under 16th-century brick vaults and twinkling lights, enjoy traditional Tuscan and Lorraine cuisine.

Reservations Required / Email: reservations@ristorantelagiostra.com

Via Santo Spirito, 60/R, 50125 Firenze

A small, laid back wine bar with an amazing wine selection, meat and cheeses! Have a drink here before going next door to Il Santo Bevitore for dinner!

Via Santo Spirito, 64r, 50125 Firenze

Both the simple, friendly atmosphere and the cuisine served at this restaurant are typical of a Tuscan trattoria. The menu features classic favorites from Tuscany, alongside a few more contemporary dishes.

Has outdoor seating / Reservations required!

P.za di Santa Maria Novella, 7, 50123 Firenze

The Kitchen & The Bar is the meeting and conviviality place in the heart of Florence, open all day and every day, where you can enjoy a fantastic view of Santa Maria Novella on the patio!

The best spaghetti!!

Piazza di San Giovanni, 19R, 50123 Firenze

Elegant cafe opened in 1939, for pastries, coffee and lunch dishes, with Duomo views from the terrace.

Via del Moro, 48-red, 50123 Firenze

Started by artist and chef Giuliano Gargani, who was the restaurant’s heart and soul for about thirty years. A gathering place for artists and intellectuals, the restaurant features funky, colorful walls and an informal and fun atmosphere with playful music. Email: info@casatrattoria.com

Via dei Neri, 46r

Fresh juices and plant based deliciousness!

There are two locations and they’re open until 4am! They of course offer wine as well — and were a lifesaver for us when we last visited Florence!

Piazza degli Antinori, 3, 50123 Firenze

Sip wine and dine in a 1400s Renaissance-style mansion. The family who owns this property has been in the wine business for over 600 years!

Reservations required.

Via Roma, 1r, 50123 Firenze

Coffee with classic desserts like biscotti and tiramisu in a wood-paneled landmark founded in 1733.

Via Giuseppe Giusti 2/r 50121 Firenze, Italia

It’s all about family at this cute and cozy wine bar. The food is tasty too!

CLOSED SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Via de' Ginori, 8/R, 50123 Firenze

Whimsical, chic bistro selling gifts and flowers alongside creative cocktails and breakfast!

Via del Porcellana, 9R, 50123 Firenze

Visit here for the rigatoni!

Despite being a few minutes from Piazza Santa Maria Novella, 13 Gobbi feels like a local secret. As you enter, Tuscan culture, history, and cuisine envelope your senses.

For Reservations: info@casatrattoria.com

Via delle Terme, 51 / r, 50123 Firenze

Elevated local fare such as steak, truffle pasta & seafood. The atmosphere doesn’t offer as much but the food is delicious!

Via Ricasoli, 14r, 50122 Firenze

Blending an old school New York steakhouse with a Florentine bar feel, Regina Bistecca serves an excellent bistecca Fiorentina.

Via dei Palchetti, 6R, 50123 Firenze

Around Latini’s tables, friendships are woven, world languages are spoken, lively discussions take place, and old-fashioned, simple and tasty food is enjoyed.

CLOSED MONDAY.

Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze

Consecrated in 1436, Florence Duomo is considered the largest church in the world. Also known as Santa Maria del Fiore, the Duomo has the largest masonry dome in the world.

Fun Fact: The person who designed the rooftop had no previous training.

P.za della Signoria, 10, 50122 Firenze

See Gucci’s boldest creations and shop exclusive items at the Florentine fashion house’s boutique and museum. Treat yourself to a hot cappuccino while people-watching or indulge in a three-course meal amid the refined ambiance of the Michelin-starred cafe. Be sure to also explore other top sights which are within walking distance, like Palazzo Vecchio and Loggia dei Lanzi.

Via degli Alfani, 78, 50122 Firenze

The Italian name of this museum literally translates into “Workshop of semi-precious stones”, however, the Opificio delle Pietre Dure (OPD) means so much more to the world of art than simply a showcase of objects made from stone.. The Museum is dedicated to the traditional art of the Florentine mosaic (or inlaid work) in semi-precious stones.

OPEN UNTIL 2PM / CLOSED SUNDAY

Piazza di San Lorenzo, 9, 50123 Firenze

San Lorenzo is one of the most significant Renaissance churches in Florence. Inside Mercato Centrale, or Central Market, home to all things food and the outdoor section that lines the surroundings streets of the large Mercato Centrale building, selling leather (not all leather sold here is Italian), clothing and souvenirs.

CLOSED SUNDAY

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Jewish Florence! From the remarkable Great Synagogue, to the Museum of San Marco and the Via delle Oche, where two magnificent synagogues stood until the early 20th century discover the incredible history of the life that took place within its walls. Cross the fabled Ponte Vecchio Bridge to Via Rimaglianti, once called, “the Jewish Street” for its proximity to the city’s oldest Jewish synagogue.

Renaissance palazzo in Santa Croce

Led by an olfactory expert, this special perfume-making masterclass will begin with a tour of the atelier and laboratories, as well as an introduction to the techniques used in designing a custom fragrance.

The gardens of Florence are among the city’s finest gems (especially in April!!) not only because of their beauty, but because of their tranquillity. So go off the beaten path, pack a light lunch (and a blanket)… and head off to smell the roses!

The fun auto- rickshaw! Explore the timeless treasures of Florence’s city center, including the great Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, the Ponte Vecchio and the church of Santa Croce. Then drive to Fiesole, the enchanting hilltop overlooking Florence to admire the splendid panoramic views of the city below. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Fiesole’s captivating streets, stopping to take pictures and for a delicious coffee, before returning through the gently winding hills on your tuk-tuk back to Florence!

Piazza di Santa Trinita, 5R, 50123 Firenze

Explore the museum’s fascinating collection, which offers photographs, sketches, wooden lasts of “famous feet” and, of course, thousands of refined and beautiful shoes designed by Salvatore Ferragamo from his beginnings in the 1920s until his death in 1960. Then stroll down Via Tornabuoni — one of Florence’s most luxurious shopping streets — pausing for a refreshing drink at Cafè Cavalli before visiting an exclusive boutique offering distinctively styled Florentine fashions.

Viale Francesco Petrarca, 12, 50124 Firenze

Mama Florence Cooking School invites you to experience the authentic flavors of Italy in the heart of Florence.

Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, 50122 Firenze

Famous worldwide for its outstanding collections of ancient sculptures and paintings from the Middle Ages to the Modern period. Be sure you make it to the balcony overlooking the Duomo

CLOSED MONDAY