"When we travel we like to see and experience places like a native would. So how do you travel like a native in Florence? You don't rent a car. Instead you walk, or ride your bike, or, if you are brave, ride your scooter, or you take mass transit. Al…"

"Knowing we only had about 4 days, we focused on the highlights of the city. It really pays to do your "homework" and research prior to your trip so you can concentrate on whats important to you. My list of must-see sights include the Duomo, "David"…"

"Florence the centre piece of tuscany, so much to see and if you have limited time as part of a quick stop or open tour, this will get you to the must see places. Recommended you add an extra few days and take in surrounding areas like Pisa and Chiant…"

"Florence is a magnet for its breathtaking Renaissance art and architecture, so important that UNESCO declared the historic city center a World Heritage site. This relatively small area, however, can become very crowded with tourists. In this guide, I…"

"Visiting at least a couple of museums/galleries should be part of any good traveler’s itinerary, and Florence has plenty of interesting and iconic choices. Follow this guide to the best the city has to offer its cultural explorers."

"Firenze has so many different facets to enjoy - historical and beautiful sights as well as great food. Shopping also is excellent."

"Renaissance art treasures, great food and wines, gorgeous landscapes, and great style make Florence one of the world's most popular romantic destinations. In fact, Florence is so romantic that the term "Stendhal syndrome" was coined here, to describe…"

"Dearest foodies of all tastes and palates, prepare to experience a truly gluttonous adventure... Because the Florentines cook with passion and boldness and will invite you to indulge in their abundant gastronomic bounties! Amongst the many temptation…"

"Florence is a center of history, architecture, religion, and food that is a mix of Tuscan and Northern Italy. The city is smaller and slightly less crowded than Rome and flatter. It is easy to get around by foot or public transportation."

"As a one-time visitor to Florence, these are my recommendations in and around the city. Includes day trips to the Cinque Terra and Tuscany."

"There are so many sights to see in Florence, you can easily spend a week in just the old section and not get bored. I would start with a Segway tour - you get a nice overview of the city along with some history which will make sightseeing more enjoy…"

"Florence isn't just for world travellers. Grab your camera and get over there! It's an art-lover's paradise!"

"We were fortunate to be able to explore a wonderful week in Florence during the winter. This was our second trip to Florence - so we tried out some different new interesting museums, palaces, restaurants, etc.."

"Florence may be famous for its Renaissance art and architecture, but even the most ardent of culture-vultures are likely to find themselves in need of a green escape or two. Follow my guide to the best outdoor spaces the city has to offer..."