Florence travel guide

2025 Florence Vintage Car Tour: An Honest Review

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2025 Florence Vintage Car Tour: An Honest Review An Unforgettable Welcome to Florence’s Past You know, there are some moments on a trip that just stick with you. For me, it was seriously the sound of a tiny engine sputtering to life down a quiet Florentine street. We were waiting, you see, just outside our small hotel, feeling the morning sun begin to warm the cobblestones. Our tour was scheduled for nine, and frankly, I was a little skeptical about what to expect. At the end of the day, so many tours can feel a bit staged, sort of impersonal. …

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Michelangelo’s David Review (2025): What to Know Before You Go

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Michelangelo’s David Review (2025): What to Know Before You Go So you’re thinking about going to Florence to see Michelangelo’s David, right? To be honest, everyone talks about it, and it’s kind of on every single list of things to do in Italy. We’ve all seen the pictures, you know, on postcards, in books, and pretty much everywhere online. Still, the real question is whether it’s actually worth seeing in person in 2025, with all the crowds and the planning. Well, let me tell you, it absolutely is a completely different experience. You might think you know what you’re going …

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Florence Walking Group Tour Review 2025: My Honest Take

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Florence Walking Group Tour Review 2025: My Honest Take So, Florence has a way of getting under your skin, you know, even before you arrive. You see pictures, obviously, but being there is a totally different thing. The streets are really old, and, like, every building seems to have some big story. To be honest, I felt a little bit overwhelmed by all of it. So, that’s kind of why I decided to book a walking group tour for my 2025 trip. The idea, at the end of the day, was to have someone just show me the main things …

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2025 Florence Small Group Tour Review: A Real Look

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2025 Florence Small Group Tour Review: A Real Look Florence, you know, it’s one of those places that you feel you already know, sort of. We’ve all seen pictures of the Duomo and the Ponte Vecchio, like, a thousand times. But, honestly, standing there, in the middle of it all, is a completely different story. The sheer amount of history and art packed into such a walkable city is just a bit mind-boggling, really. Still, the problem with famous places is that they are, well, pretty much full of people. I mean, trying to see famous art with a huge …

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