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A Guide to Florence

Florence
Which is Florence tallest building? How many rooms is the Uffizi Gallery divided into? Where is the original Michelangelo`s David located?
If you are planning your next
holidays in Florence and you want to gather as much information as possible on Dante`s hometown without risking to get bored with heavy art tomes ... well, sit down and read the following 24 chapters of this mini - that is, rapid - tourist guide to Florence.
In fact, it would not make sense to rent a
villa on the hills around Florence
or book an apartment in a period residence in Florence historical centre and then spend most of your time deciding what to do, which museums to visit, where to go for jogging or for a picnic.
It is undeniably true that in Florence there are many things to do! That is why we advise you to write down a sort of road map before you travel to Tuscany.
You could buy a pocketbook where to note, day by day, what you would like to visit, making sure, however, to leave sufficient space between the various appointments for your comments, the tickets of the museums you will visit and the post cards you may buy from the stalls in Florence.
And if you are good at drawing, why do not you buy a brush and some watercolours? You will thus have a beautiful diary to show to your relatives and friends as you get back home.