Book your next vacation to Tuscany and stay in the vibrant province of Florence! There’s so much to do and see here, and not just in the Renaissance city of Florence!
Of course no trip to Florence would feel complete without a day or two spent exploring the treasures of the province’s capital city.
Tour around the magnificent cathedral of Florence with its exterior niches filled with statues of artistic and literary men who helped shape the heritage of Italy as we know it.
Cross over the ancient Ponte Vecchio, the only bridge of Florence to survive the devastating bombings of World War II and enjoy a refreshing tour of the Oltrarno, the lesser known side of the city.
Of course no trip to Florence would feel complete without a day or two spent exploring the treasures of the province’s capital city.
Tour around the magnificent cathedral of Florence with its exterior niches filled with statues of artistic and literary men who helped shape the heritage of Italy as we know it.
Cross over the ancient Ponte Vecchio, the only bridge of Florence to survive the devastating bombings of World War II and enjoy a refreshing tour of the Oltrarno, the lesser known side of the city.
For the rest of your exciting vacation, why not rent a car and discover the little towns and villages scattered across Florence province? Start off your road trip with a stop off in the delightful little town of Grassina.
Situated close to the city, this was nicknamed as the ‘Village of Washer Women’ as once upon a time, huge cartloads of laundry were sent from Florence and other big towns for the women here to scrub clean.
North of Florence city is the tourist area of Mugello which encompasses the fascinating towns of Fiesole, Marradi, Scarperia and Barberino di Mugello. There is so much to do and see here, including a visit to the thrilling Mugello racing circuit.
Travel to the western edge of Florence province where the town of Vinci is situated. This is where the renowned Renaissance Master, Leonardo da Vinci was born. Visit the fantastic museum here built in his honour which displays some of his intriguing drawings and examples of his genius inventions.
Situated close to the city, this was nicknamed as the ‘Village of Washer Women’ as once upon a time, huge cartloads of laundry were sent from Florence and other big towns for the women here to scrub clean.
North of Florence city is the tourist area of Mugello which encompasses the fascinating towns of Fiesole, Marradi, Scarperia and Barberino di Mugello. There is so much to do and see here, including a visit to the thrilling Mugello racing circuit.
Travel to the western edge of Florence province where the town of Vinci is situated. This is where the renowned Renaissance Master, Leonardo da Vinci was born. Visit the fantastic museum here built in his honour which displays some of his intriguing drawings and examples of his genius inventions.
Embark on a tranquil walking, cycling or horse riding trail along the winding roads and forests of Florence province where you will be greeted with spectacular views and many ideal picnic spots to sit down and soak up the warm and peaceful atmosphere.
Taste some of the exquisite food of the province, especially the thick juicy Florentine steak which is legendary!
Book into a delightful villa rental with a pool in Florence and enjoy a holiday here that has an abundance of great activities for you to experience!
Taste some of the exquisite food of the province, especially the thick juicy Florentine steak which is legendary!
Book into a delightful villa rental with a pool in Florence and enjoy a holiday here that has an abundance of great activities for you to experience!
Photo credits
picture 1: Sherseydc / CC BY 2.0;
picture 2: Shoyip / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Jocian / CC BY-SA 3.0
picture 1: Sherseydc / CC BY 2.0;
picture 2: Shoyip / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Jocian / CC BY-SA 3.0
