#1 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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hlassen says:
I did study abroad in Florence for 4 months and it was, hands down, the best experience of my entire life!!! I've been back home for about 3 years now and not a week goes by that I don't see or hear something that takes me back there for at least second. The friendships and memories I made during …
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#2 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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CL81385 says:
Here is the secret... there is none. Its Florence, take a picture of anything and its pretty much guaranteed to be beautiful
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#3 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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asturjimmy says:
Tiziano Terzani (14 September 1938 - 28 July 2004) was an Italian journalist and writer.
http://www.tizianoterzani.com/
Biography
Terzani was born in Florence to poor working class parents; he proved an excellent student, to the extent of dodging his apparent inevitable destiny as a manual work…
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#4 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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petrarchanprincess says:
Alright, so your lifeline in all of Italy (not just Florence) is the tobacco shops. They can provide you with all the essentials, international phone cards, international stamps, bus tickets, brochures and of course, tobacco (yuck). I thought it was interesting that you had to buy your bus tickets f…
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#5 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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arjanwiering says:
Well, I do not think I've got to write a whole review on this incredible city. I visited Firenze last week and enjoyed it very much, but... a lot of tourist and especially groups!
To avoid this, a few tips:
- do not go in Italian summer holiday! but if you do:
- start your trip early to beat all …
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#6 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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dlazzaro says:
In many cities in Italy, but especially in Florence, there are a large number of people who sell purses, sunglasses, watches, and other small trinkets along the side of major tourist routes. Most of the items being sold are knockoffs of brand name items, such as fake Rolex watches and fake Louis …
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#7 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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heckakim says:
If you want to get around all over Europe I would suggest you take Ryan air. It is really cheap. Their tickets are super cheap. I once flew from Baden-Baden Germany to London England for only .99 Euros. It does cost 4 Euros per bag you want to check, and they do have taxes. So the total I spent for …
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#8 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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elizamarie28 says:
There is plenty to do and see, I highly recommend taking your time and enjoying what you see. Take a tour of some of the surrounding towns, it is a great way to see the countryside and how living is more traditional outside the city.
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#9 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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vances says:
Amanda - I've never been, but a firend has. Here are
some liner notes about Florence...I'll post his Venice overview too!
I suggest climbing to the top of the Duomo
and also visiting the Uffizi. All the places to
eat were exceptional but our favorite was a cafe on the …
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#10 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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kristinou says:
When someone is writing about holidays and journeys the last thing one wants to mention is hospitals and health issues! Unfortunately, for me, I have to write this review to help other travellers that might experience health problems like me.
The case goes like this: I go to Florence happy happy h…
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#11 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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kimokini says:
•If you are only visiting the city of Florence you should rent a car and drive through the Tuscany countryside one day. You can find a lot of rental car places on ?. One of the two cheapest places that we found was Auto Europe. 50euro for the day 8am – 8am. We got a small car, Twingo. But i…
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#12 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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semih says:
just enjoy and don't miss going to uffizi gallery...
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#13 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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brett72 says:
The Uffizi is always great, but right now its even better, as there is also an amazing temporary exhibit on DaVinci, you should check to see if that is there when you get there. The Academia is worth it just to see the David. I also liked the Museum of the History of Science, around the corner fro…
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#14 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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goodbyekitty87 says:
I'm still trying to figure out how this site works, but I would like to show share some pictures of this beautiful city And other places I visited.
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#15 of 25 general tips & advice in Florence
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traveladviser says:
I am very enjoy Train Trip Rome to Florence about 3 hours and very comfırtable and fast train price 90 euro return.
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