If you’re visiting Florence, Italy, consider the centre is very small, so you don’t need to rent expensive cars, and if you’re searching for a metro, I’m sorry but you are in the wrong place. A little energy is all you require to browse this city. When you live in Florence, you recognise precisely how to discover all the old center on foot. The symbol of Florence, Michelangelo’s David, is sealed within the “Galleria dell’Accademia”. Few metres away you find yourself enclosed by gothic edifices: welcome to the square of Florence Duomo. When you visit the the Giotto’s Bell Tower you’ll se a amazing panorama. Take via Calzaioli to reach the Old Palace, an alluring gothic castle. Near the Palace there’s the glorious Uffizi Gallery. Don’t be scared by such a collection of invaluable art works. If it’s dinner time, savor your typical dinner in a Tuscan enoteca.

Here it comes: the most poetic area in Florence, the famous Ponte Vecchio, the only bridge survived from the Second World War. When searching for the best accommodation, take a look at wikitravel and make sure your hotel is located in the town centre; don’t forget the central Florence hotel Delle Tele.

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