We love how Florence is able to provide so many things to see and do into a town that very much feels like a part of the Tuscany countryside. The only downside is the mega crowds and lines you may have to contend with to see the immense collection of art and architecture.
We started our tour with a stroll over the Ponte Alle Grazie and walked through an array of beautiful sculptures filling every corner of the open air square at Loggia de Lanzi.
There is truly no end to the sites and art to see in Florence, from the Accademia which holds Michelangelo’s David (which is so much larger in real life than I had imagined), to the Birth of Venus in the Uffizi Gallery, you will be sure to check of a large chunk of your bucket list in this town.
Sean Shadmand 