I love how you did the map route between each attraction - never saw this before and it was so helpful in mapping out where and when to go and how far apart they are! Great video
We're heading to Venice, Florence, and Rome for a 14 day trip. It's been overwhelming looking at all the travel information. Thanks for making it simple. Great video.
Nicely done tour, but you really must add the Piazzale Michelangelo, especially your opening comments are shot from there. That view of Florence is a must-see for anyone who is able to make the walk.
I live in Florence: a week isn’t enough to see everything! Take at least 4 full days to see most of our beautiful city , otherwise don’t come! You would be running around like everyone else, not enjoying your trip.
@@alecgorton9953 Take the time to cross the river and go up to the church above the Piazza St. Michaelangelo.. go in that church it is beautiful and mixes different periods.. I'd need to look up the name. sorry : )
Great tips, but OMG.. how can you miss Piazzalle Michaelangelo?! The best view of the entire city of Florence is right there! And eating Bisteca ala Fiorentina is definitely a must!
Was in Florence this spring and the Duomo is breathtaking at first sight. We saw all the sights you mentioned except The Boar. Oh, we ate lunch at the Market and it was wonderful.
I followed the itinerary of this video to the letter when I did my sidetrip to Florence from Rome back in December 2017! This was one of the most helpful Florence video I've ever seen! Thanks for making my trip an awesome one!
I was there about a month ago. You need to watch out for pick pockets while walking around the area. Beautiful place otherwise. Visit the shop where Michael Angelo made the statue of David, the front door has two light blue/white flags hanging on top. Order a diavolo pizza when you get hungry and a Peroni beer, you'll enjoy it
Great information I did my one day florence trip and this video was very helpful. I followed you step by step but started at 8 am so inhad some time to take a bus and visit Piazza Michaelangelo before returning back .
@@TheTourGuyVids Rome, Florence, Venice but Sunday + Monday holiday at the Vatican prevents us from seeing much beyond our reserved Necropolis tour. Other walking tours in Venice & Florence already paid for.
Fun fact : the Verrazzano mentioned in the video is probably the same as the Verrazzano bridge in New York City, named after Giovanni da Verrazzano. He was probably the first European in New York Bay in 1524 and he actually was from Tuscany, just outside of Florence.
You are great. The map was exact. When we were coming to Italy in 2020 but canceled due to Covid, I had planed our day trip from Rome to Florence just as you did. As a matter of fact the railroad still owes us 2 rountrip trips . Hope We get to use them? Maybe in 2022 we will be back.
This video alone helped a lot more on Florence than the dozens on RUclips I have watched so far, especially because of the guidance on pronunciations and local terms. Would have helped better if there was some information included on the local transport and communication options too. Thank you!
So, it seems from comments here that spending 2-3 days will be better than 1 rushed day. Appreciate your overview map with direction arrows which is great,y helpful to see our journeys.
I'll be in Florence in a couple of weeks, thank you so much as I will be catching a train from Rome & spending the entire day there. Exactly what I was looking for, for the limited time. I'm from New Zealand & can't wait! Cheers
Florence is great you can walk around the city to get to most sites, I recommend the Hop-on Hop-off Tour where it takes you up to the hills surrounding the city really beautiful up there with great views.
Great video. What do you recommend for a cruise traveler that comes into the Livorno port and needs transportation to get to the main attractions ? You have one 12 hour day.
One day is not enough...I spent a month and wore out a pair of shoes on the streets of Florence..saw all your places but what about The church of the Carmine, the Brancacci Chapel, walk up to the Piazza St Michangelo and sit on the steps of St Miniato and listen to evensong for the best view of the City, explore the Oltrano, spend days in the Uffizi, the Bargello, St Lorenzo ...Much, much more...Florence is the most memorable city, forget about the tourist foodie places and explore little local trattoria Cheers
@@TheTourGuyVids Ciao Colleen I had the advantage of spending a magic month in Florence...did a 4 week course on Art History at the Medici Institute and spent the weekends exploring nearby Tuscany and wore out a pair of shoes on the footpaths of Florence. Also had a magic train trip to Venice. When boarding the train the best tip from a fellow traveller was sit in the restaurant car instead of trying to find a seat elsewhere...don't know if this is still OK. It was funny stepping out of the station at Venice in the rain and of course water at your feet. In Florence a great place to stay is The Gould Institute in the Oltrano...would love to go back but the idea of a long haul plane flight is offputting. When younger I worked for an Italian company so have great memories of Genoa, Naples, Sicily and Malta. Despite the funny hiccups that usually occur Italy is a magic place for a holiday and just always see the funny side of things Cheers Bev
It was great to see the map and how many minutes you need to walk from one spot to another!! Videos showing the best places to go.. i loved the video!!
Thank you so much, the map guide so genius, very information, you were brief funny and to the point, well done, well be visiting with my family in June :)
i really love your videos even in english because i am mexican but the most importand and plus thing that you do different than other youtubers is that you show the map and the time in "walk throught" and this is super mega PLUS because in my case i want to go to Florence during 1 day and i haven't had any idea how to get there and the most valuable thing is saving money...GREATLY APPRECIATED for your videos and the other video that gave me a excellent strategic plan was when you were in rome. now i have a better idea where to get there...SALUDOS!
hy!!! i am forever grateful!! YOU saved my whole Italy trip!!!!! i followed everything you said, i didn't have much time..and i can't thank you enough :D!
I done a 2 day tour of Florence including a walk up the Duomo and a trip to Pisa...the only thing missed of this video in my opinion is going to Venci for a desert and chocolates. They are amazing and very well priced for such an established tourist attraction. I agree with the pork sandwich tho, i had 'The Inferno' from there before climbing the Duomo...id recommend getting one after the climb hahaha!
Actually, Brunelleschi designed only the dome. The architect of the cathedral was Arnolfo di Cambio. Both have statues on the south side of of the duomo.
The Ponte Vecchio originally housed members of the butcher's guild. It was one of the Medici (Lorenzo I think) that drove them out and replaced them with jewelers and goldsmiths. The Medici also had the hidden passage constructed above the shops connecting the Pitti Palace with what's now the Ufizi. I think there's the self-portrait gallery of artists in the passage (I think! Someone correct me if I'm wrong!)
Ciao Mitchell! You're absolutely right, the butchers were moved after the corridor was built by Giorgio Vasari for the Medici family. Apparently the didn't like the smell of the butcher shops underneath the corridor, so they replaced them with fancy shops :)
What train do I take from venice to florence we are leaving for italy in a week and couldn't be more excited. Also how many euros would you recommend bringing for a three day vacation to italy?
I didn't know Florence was so close to Rome! Definitely paying it a visit when I'm in Rome in the summer. Thanks for helping me plan my day in Florence (the blog post really helps too!). Any suggestions for cool B&Bs or Hotels to stay in Rome?
"Brunelleschi's Cathedral" . No. Only the Dome is Brunelleschi's achievement, and the appearance of that dome was already planned by the great architect of the building Arnolfo di Cambio.
I'm going to take my daughter to Rome Florence and Venice for her birthday!! Do you know Where I can contact a guide ?? We have just 8 days for those 3 city !! Thank you
A day is never enough to absorb the atmosphere, reflect on the historicity of Florence, and that’s before you even begin to go inside any of the magical, brilliant structures. Still, better to take your time and leave with a sense of all that is Florence.
I need a little advice on an Italy itinerary I've got planned. Is there anyway to get some help with it from you guys? Its our first trip to Italy so any advice would be great. Thanks
Thanks so much for the knowledge. These videos are great. Heading to Rome next week for a couple days and your videos make the learning so accessible! Thanks!
Train station advice--arrive 20 min in advance. On my way back to Rome from Capri, I arrived one hour early at the Napoli station. Or so I thought! Some guy grabbed my baggage and went running. I followed him. To the trena. Moral of the story is the island of Capri is a different time zone than the nearby city of Napoli. I tipped the guy the last 10 euros I had to my name. I had no more money left for Roma, just my ticket back home.
Hi, I will be visiting Italy in 3 weeks. Is Florence worth staying a night or two? Or should I just make it a day trip from Rome? I will be in Italy for 8 days and I can’t decide how I want to break the days down? I definitely want to spend at least 3 nights in Positano with a day trip to Capri for one of the days!
Awesome video.. please share the cheapest train to Rome and Florence from Venice.. also we are visiting Switzerland and Paris this September last week.. it would be great if you can suggest cheapest trains from paris- lauterbrunnen-lucern- Venice.. or any discount cards.. TIA
Basically you have two options: Italo and Trenitalia. Check their websites cause they periodically have promotions and discounts (Italo in particular) if you book in advance or for particular periods. For instance last week I booked Venice-Florence, Florence-Rome and Rome-Venice for June and I got a 40% discount. www.italotreno.it www.trenitalia.com/
Im born and raised in florence, and i really enjoyed your video, everyone who want to come here must watch it ! :) well done! Ps I didn't know about that "bancarotta " meaning origins, thanks for that 🙌
Are you sure you were born and raised in Firenze? Aren't you sick of all these day-trippers swarming around your city and not pausing long enough to learn anything about it? PS I was born and raised in England and I know the origin of the word bancarotta / bankrupt. Where's your campanilismo? You should be studying your own history.
very interesting and informative video. i a thinking of going to florence for 4 days do you have any more tips, hidden gems or other sights that are a must see.
Great video. My sister is getting married in Chianti at the end of September but we are going to stay in Florence for a couple days. Any recommendations on driving to Chianti or taking the bus instead from Florence.
This is absolutely my favorite city in the world. It's gorgeous and has such a rich history. I'm a huge fan of the Medici family, so I might be a bit biased though. :) You should also mention going to Santa Maria Novella. It's such an amazing church!!!
May I also highly suggest VYTA Fine Food located in the lower level of the Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station!!!! A high-end looking Wine and Cheese store and bistro, but don't let that intimidate you. It was the absolute BEST Charcuterie plate we had in Italy along with a glass of wine. We were SHOCKED when we went to pay for it! It was only 12 euro!!!!!!!!!!! Incredible Charcuterie at an incredible price!!! We're still talking about it and the design of the place is stunning!!!!
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I love how you did the map route between each attraction - never saw this before and it was so helpful in mapping out where and when to go and how far apart they are! Great video
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Timing is a bit optimistic, I would say
1:28 The art stimulates love.
I was there in December and I fell in love with Florence , the beauty, the people and the culture . I definitely will go back and visit !!!
Studying abroad in florence right now, love this!
By far my favorite city that I've traveled to so far!!!
We're heading to Venice, Florence, and Rome for a 14 day trip. It's been overwhelming looking at all the travel information. Thanks for making it simple. Great video.
as how travel guides should be. very direct and informative. and the MAP is such a hack! thank you!
Thanks so much. Tell us what you think of our updated guide ruclips.net/video/bbwxuOeoJNg/видео.htmlsi=p6Li7oFePRpGo92N
I’m so thankful to live in the beautiful province of Tuscany and yes Florence is our shopping center 🤩❤️
Absolutely love Florence since we moved here from Spain for tennis a year ago! Great video thanks! 🎾
Nicely done tour, but you really must add the Piazzale Michelangelo, especially your opening comments are shot from there. That view of Florence is a must-see for anyone who is able to make the walk.
This was a very helpful video. Thanks! It made our brief day in Florence a great day.
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I live in Florence: a week isn’t enough to see everything! Take at least 4 full days to see most of our beautiful city , otherwise don’t come! You would be running around like everyone else, not enjoying your trip.
Ciao Marco- He stopped at the Bridge!
I'm visiting for the in December for 4 days, do you have any local recommendations?!
@@alecgorton9953 Take the time to cross the river and go up to the church above the Piazza St. Michaelangelo.. go in that church it is beautiful and mixes different periods.. I'd need to look up the name. sorry : )
@@DavidoffGustav San Miniato!
Great tips, but OMG.. how can you miss Piazzalle Michaelangelo?! The best view of the entire city of Florence is right there! And eating Bisteca ala Fiorentina is definitely a must!
Haha.. I know I didn't mention it, but I did start the video off there!
@@TheTourGuyVids how old are you?how about date
Was in Florence this spring and the Duomo is breathtaking at first sight. We saw all the sights you mentioned except The Boar. Oh, we ate lunch at the Market and it was wonderful.
I followed the itinerary of this video to the letter when I did my sidetrip to Florence from Rome back in December 2017! This was one of the most helpful Florence video I've ever seen! Thanks for making my trip an awesome one!
How long did the entire walk take you?
TuanTV answer please
I was there about a month ago.
You need to watch out for pick pockets while walking around the area. Beautiful place otherwise.
Visit the shop where Michael Angelo made the statue of David, the front door has two light blue/white flags hanging on top.
Order a diavolo pizza when you get hungry and a Peroni beer, you'll enjoy it
Great information
I did my one day florence trip and this video was very helpful.
I followed you step by step but started at 8 am so inhad some time to take a bus and visit Piazza Michaelangelo before returning back .
outstanding and very crisp talk during video.
Excellent video guidance for Florence, taking your popular Colosseum tour in Rome.
@@TheTourGuyVids Rome, Florence, Venice but Sunday + Monday holiday at the Vatican prevents us from seeing much beyond our reserved Necropolis tour. Other walking tours in Venice & Florence already paid for.
Fun fact : the Verrazzano mentioned in the video is probably the same as the Verrazzano bridge in New York City, named after Giovanni da Verrazzano. He was probably the first European in New York Bay in 1524 and he actually was from Tuscany, just outside of Florence.
I loved the Boboli Gardens in Florence. Don't miss that, even if it's a one day trip!
You are great. The map was exact. When we were coming to Italy in 2020 but canceled due to Covid, I had planed our day trip from Rome to Florence just as you did. As a matter of fact the railroad still owes us 2 rountrip trips . Hope We get to use them? Maybe in 2022 we will be back.
Sorry to hear that
This video alone helped a lot more on Florence than the dozens on RUclips I have watched so far, especially because of the guidance on pronunciations and local terms. Would have helped better if there was some information included on the local transport and communication options too. Thank you!
So, it seems from comments here that spending 2-3 days will be better than 1 rushed day. Appreciate your overview map with direction arrows which is great,y helpful to see our journeys.
I'll be in Florence in a couple of weeks, thank you so much as I will be catching a train from Rome & spending the entire day there. Exactly what I was looking for, for the limited time. I'm from New Zealand & can't wait! Cheers
i wish i stumbled upon your channel before I went to Italy.
Well, I need to go there again, to put your suggestions to work
Florence is great you can walk around the city to get to most sites, I recommend the Hop-on Hop-off Tour where it takes you up to the hills surrounding the city really beautiful up there with great views.
My city, thank you for talk good about it !
Great video. What do you recommend for a cruise traveler that comes into the Livorno port and needs transportation to get to the main attractions ? You have one 12 hour day.
Livorno is a 90 min train wide away
Well done !! I ve been there just for 2 days ..memorable !!
One day is not enough...I spent a month and wore out a pair of shoes on the streets of Florence..saw all your places but what about The church of the Carmine, the Brancacci Chapel, walk up to the Piazza St Michangelo and sit on the steps of St Miniato and listen to evensong for the best view of the City, explore the Oltrano, spend days in the Uffizi, the Bargello, St Lorenzo ...Much, much more...Florence is the most memorable city, forget about the tourist foodie places and explore little local trattoria Cheers
@@TheTourGuyVids Ciao Colleen I had the advantage of spending a magic month in Florence...did a 4 week course on Art History at the Medici Institute and spent the weekends exploring nearby Tuscany and wore out a pair of shoes on the footpaths of Florence. Also had a magic train trip to Venice. When boarding the train the best tip from a fellow traveller was sit in the restaurant car instead of trying to find a seat elsewhere...don't know if this is still OK. It was funny stepping out of the station at Venice in the rain and of course water at your feet.
In Florence a great place to stay is The Gould Institute in the Oltrano...would love to go back but the idea of a long haul plane flight is offputting. When younger I worked for an Italian company so have great memories of Genoa, Naples, Sicily and Malta. Despite the funny hiccups that usually occur Italy is a magic place for a holiday and just always see the funny side of things Cheers Bev
This video just saved me a lot of time looking for what to do in my one day trip to Florence. Danke!!!
I’m going to Florence in a couple of days, and this video will be very helpful to me. Thank you!!
Ciao! We are so happy to hear that! Check out our travel blog to get you excited about your triptheromanguy.com/category/italy-travel-blog/italy/
Update: I arrived at Florence and am having a great time. Thank you again!
I have been scouring the web in search of information for our upcoming trip, and yours is my favorite. Simple, clear, and helpful. Grazie!
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing. Visited in May 2017. Must go again!
Thank you for the great video The Roman Guy, hope to see you here in 2019!
This was really very well done. Going to check out some of your other videos...Thank you!
Thanks for the effort you guys put into this video! We just had a lovely day in Florence 🍦☀️🏛️. Greetings from Belgium!
It was great to see the map and how many minutes you need to walk from one spot to another!! Videos showing the best places to go.. i loved the video!!
Thank you so much, the map guide so genius, very information, you were brief funny and to the point, well done, well be visiting with my family in June :)
i really love your videos even in english because i am mexican but the most importand and plus thing that you do different than other youtubers is that you show the map and the time in "walk throught" and this is super mega PLUS because in my case i want to go to Florence during 1 day and i haven't had any idea how to get there and the most valuable thing is saving money...GREATLY APPRECIATED for your videos and the other video that gave me a excellent strategic plan was when you were in rome. now i have a better idea where to get there...SALUDOS!
Thanks so much! Dont' forget to check out our tours! thetourguy.com/tours/florence-tuscany
Muy buena informacio para mi viaje a florencia despues de estar alli hace 20 anos
You are a travel guide i'm gonna follow hereafter. Great video. Authentic and detailed with maps. It's a plus point. Thank You.
Nice route, very efficient. Do you know what bus number to take to get to Piazzale Michaelangelo for a panoramic view of the city?
No but its best to check with Google Maps once you.are there
hy!!!
i am forever grateful!!
YOU saved my whole Italy trip!!!!!
i followed everything you said, i didn't have much time..and i can't thank you enough :D!
We are so happy that you were able to enjoy the beauty of Florence!
@@TheTourGuyVids actually it helped me in florence venice and rome.. :D THANKS GUYS!!!
the clearest and most practical travel video clip I've ever seen. thanks a lot ( also very handsome guide :)
I done a 2 day tour of Florence including a walk up the Duomo and a trip to Pisa...the only thing missed of this video in my opinion is going to Venci for a desert and chocolates. They are amazing and very well priced for such an established tourist attraction. I agree with the pork sandwich tho, i had 'The Inferno' from there before climbing the Duomo...id recommend getting one after the climb hahaha!
Very good tour! Thanks Roman guy!
Actually, Brunelleschi designed only the dome. The architect of the cathedral was Arnolfo di Cambio. Both have statues on the south side of of the duomo.
It's very helpful information, good job of putting all the great spot to visit Florence!! Well Done!
The Ponte Vecchio originally housed members of the butcher's guild. It was one of the Medici (Lorenzo I think) that drove them out and replaced them with jewelers and goldsmiths. The Medici also had the hidden passage constructed above the shops connecting the Pitti Palace with what's now the Ufizi. I think there's the self-portrait gallery of artists in the passage (I think! Someone correct me if I'm wrong!)
Ciao Mitchell! You're absolutely right, the butchers were moved after the corridor was built by Giorgio Vasari for the Medici family. Apparently the didn't like the smell of the butcher shops underneath the corridor, so they replaced them with fancy shops :)
Great video!!! We are heading to Florence in July... Will definitely use your helpful info & tips....
What train do I take from venice to florence we are leaving for italy in a week and couldn't be more excited. Also how many euros would you recommend bringing for a three day vacation to italy?
I didn't know Florence was so close to Rome! Definitely paying it a visit when I'm in Rome in the summer.
Thanks for helping me plan my day in Florence (the blog post really helps too!). Any suggestions for cool B&Bs or Hotels to stay in Rome?
Florence isn't close to Rome: it's 150 miles away.
So helpful, thank you! Love your videos.
Funny how the two love birds in the back @ 1:23 are so interested in the artwork of Michelangelo ;-)
You missed the sunset view from Piazza del Michael anglo, it's amazing and you can take a bus to the train station.
"Brunelleschi's Cathedral" . No. Only the Dome is Brunelleschi's achievement, and the appearance of that dome was already planned by the great architect of the building Arnolfo di Cambio.
But Brunelleschi worked out how to build it, which was otherwise impossible.
I'm going to take my daughter to Rome Florence and Venice for her birthday!! Do you know Where I can contact a guide ?? We have just 8 days for those 3 city !! Thank you
I'm watching from Doha
A day is never enough to absorb the atmosphere, reflect on the historicity of Florence, and that’s before you even begin to go inside any of the magical, brilliant structures. Still, better to take your time and leave with a sense of all that is Florence.
I love the panini from the anticipation vanaio, is delicious
I love your videos!!! Been watching them all for my trip! Can you do one visiting Cinque Terre!
I need a little advice on an Italy itinerary I've got planned. Is there anyway to get some help with it from you guys?
Its our first trip to Italy so any advice would be great.
Thanks
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Thanks so much for the knowledge. These videos are great. Heading to Rome next week for a couple days and your videos make the learning so accessible! Thanks!
Do you recommend buying pre-booked tickets to enter Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore?
If you jump on our tours we got the ticket covered
Train station advice--arrive 20 min in advance. On my way back to Rome from Capri, I arrived one hour early at the Napoli station. Or so I thought! Some guy grabbed my baggage and went running. I followed him. To the trena. Moral of the story is the island of Capri is a different time zone than the nearby city of Napoli. I tipped the guy the last 10 euros I had to my name. I had no more money left for Roma, just my ticket back home.
This will come very useful to me. Thanks!
Love Florence!
A nice video with amazing tips, thank you
Grazie!
fantastic guide, loved it will visit those places for sure
***** thanks, will let u know for sure :)
Thank you, I really like your vlog!! I'm planning my Europe trip next year and your channel is very helpful!
The most handsome tour guide!👍
Hi, I will be visiting Italy in 3 weeks. Is Florence worth staying a night or two? Or should I just make it a day trip from Rome? I will be in Italy for 8 days and I can’t decide how I want to break the days down? I definitely want to spend at least 3 nights in Positano with a day trip to Capri for one of the days!
If you're looking for help planning, email info@thetourguy.com
Loved Loved Loved this vlog.Thanks!
Grazie Daniel!
Thank you!
Thanks For Such a nice details video....
Hey Roman Guy, where can I get a sharp looking vest like that?
Awesome video.. please share the cheapest train to Rome and Florence from Venice.. also we are visiting Switzerland and Paris this September last week.. it would be great if you can suggest cheapest trains from paris- lauterbrunnen-lucern- Venice.. or any discount cards.. TIA
Basically you have two options: Italo and Trenitalia.
Check their websites cause they periodically have promotions and discounts (Italo in particular) if you book in advance or for particular periods. For instance last week I booked Venice-Florence, Florence-Rome and Rome-Venice for June and I got a 40% discount.
www.italotreno.it
www.trenitalia.com/
Im born and raised in florence, and i really enjoyed your video, everyone who want to come here must watch it ! :) well done!
Ps
I didn't know about that "bancarotta " meaning origins, thanks for that 🙌
Are you sure you were born and raised in Firenze? Aren't you sick of all these day-trippers swarming around your city and not pausing long enough to learn anything about it?
PS I was born and raised in England and I know the origin of the word bancarotta / bankrupt. Where's your campanilismo? You should be studying your own history.
Oww this is so awesome! Easier to plan my trip in March! Thanks a lot dude!
very interesting and informative video. i a thinking of going to florence for 4 days do you have any more tips, hidden gems or other sights that are a must see.
Great video. My sister is getting married in Chianti at the end of September but we are going to stay in Florence for a couple days. Any recommendations on driving to Chianti or taking the bus instead from Florence.
Very helpful!
You can check out the info mentioned in the video on our blog: bit.ly/2Dw8A3D
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Ya amazing.
The train is longer than 1 hour. More like 1.5!
Thanks for sharing this great video!! :)
You are more than welcome!! :)
This is absolutely my favorite city in the world. It's gorgeous and has such a rich history. I'm a huge fan of the Medici family, so I might be a bit biased though. :)
You should also mention going to Santa Maria Novella. It's such an amazing church!!!
I’m really love your video thank you for show me Italy 🇮🇹.
Excellent info!
1:26 that couple needs to get a room! 🤨
Another day trip mapped. Thank you
Dude, you missed Santo Spirito area!!
Awesome vlog! I'm a new RUclipsr living in Italy and just subscribed :) Can't wait to see more!
1:23 the couple in the back lol
thank you for the great video!
Very helpful video mate. Thank you.
hi great videos i would to know how much is the train ride from rome to florence thanks
May I also highly suggest VYTA Fine Food located in the lower level of the Florence Santa Maria Novella Train Station!!!! A high-end looking Wine and Cheese store and bistro, but don't let that intimidate you. It was the absolute BEST Charcuterie plate we had in Italy along with a glass of wine. We were SHOCKED when we went to pay for it! It was only 12 euro!!!!!!!!!!! Incredible Charcuterie at an incredible price!!! We're still talking about it and the design of the place is stunning!!!!