Meeting Point

Sieni Cafè in via dell'Ariento

San Lorenzo Market

At the San Lorenzo Market, we’ll browse stalls filled with traditional biscuits, local cheeses, and delicious Tuscan cold cut

San Lorenzo church and Medici chapels

San Lorenzo Church in Florence is one of the city’s most important Renaissance landmarks and a must-see for art and history lovers. Designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, this beautiful church was the parish of the powerful Medici family, who commissioned some of its most remarkable works. Adjacent to the church are the Medici Chapels, the grand mausoleum where generations of the Medici are buried.

Duomo Square

We'll visit the iconic Duomo Square, the heart of Florence, where the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore towers above with its stunning red dome and intricate marble façade

Florentine Street Food

Do you know what the typical Florentine street food is? Come and discover it with me! I’ll take you to my favorite street food spots in Florence!

Medieval District

This is my favorite part of Florence! The Medieval District of Florence is a captivating maze of narrow cobblestone streets, historic towers, and centuries-old buildings that transport visitors back in time. Nestled between iconic landmarks like Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio, this charming area preserves the authentic atmosphere of medieval Florence. Here, you can admire ancient artisan workshops, hidden courtyards, and stunning Gothic architecture while soaking in the city’s rich history. Exploring the Medieval District offers a unique opportunity to step off the beaten path and experience the timeless beauty and cultural heritage of the Cradle of the Renaissance.

Wine window and wine tasting

Experience one of Florence’s most charming traditions with a wine tasting from a historic wine window (buchetta del vino). These small, centuries-old openings in palace walls date back to the 17th century, when noble families sold wine directly to passersby. Today, they offer a unique way to enjoy the city’s finest Tuscan wines in an authentic setting.

Piazza della Signoria

Florence's historic political center, where grand sculptures and the imposing Palazzo Vecchio tell the story of the city’s Renaissance power and artistry

Ponte Vecchio

Ponte Vecchio in Florence, this historic medieval bridge famous for its charming jewelry shops, romantic views over the Arno River, and timeless Florentine charm

Gelato

Did you know that gelato was invented in Florence? This beloved Italian delight was first created in the 16th century by Bernardo Buontalenti for the Medici court, and it has remained a symbol of Florentine culinary excellence ever since. We’ll end our tour with a gelato tasting at my favorite gelateria. A very sweet end!

Ending Point

At one of the best gelateria's in Florence!