Italy: Florence - Rick Steves Travel Talks
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this travel class, Rick Steves explains how Florence was the cradle of the Renaissance - and how today's travelers enjoy its art treasures (from the Uffizi to Michelangelo's David), art-filled churches, and delicious Tuscan cuisine. Visit www.ricksteves.com for more European travel information.
I think the food, people, and daily life in Florence impressed me as much as the art and architecture. Loved it. Hope to go back soon.
Absolutely agree 😊
Yes. Florence is now very pedestrian friendly, but if you're going there solo or in a small group (3-4), the taxi option is still available even to various hotels/lodgings located near the Duomo.
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I really find this video very useful. I watched this over and over before I got to Florence last month. I had beaten the crowd and really enjoyed the Galleria D' Academia, the Uffici and the Palazzo Vecchio. With three days and three nights in Florence were not enough for this magnificent city of arts. There are more that I promise myself to visit for the second time.
You need a minimum of EIGHT days solely in Florence! If you're going to do a museums-art gallery-churches marathon, consider getting the 72-hour Firenze Card for one-time entry to each location.
Jokes on you, I'm going to be in Florence for a month.
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Really enjoyed Venice, Florence and Rome this past week. Many thanks to Rick Steves for his advice on how to avoid the crowds. It was a masterful adventure.
enjoyed italy?
My heart belongs to Florence
Lovely presentation. I'm craving to visit Florence one day.
Love Florence!
Hope to spend a month in Florence and Rome !
Can't wait to see.one day
Love Firenze