Recently, the Comune of Florence has published their "Experience Florence" digital brochure that makes for the ideal guide to the city. If you were considering a holiday in Tuscany, it really lays out all of the reasons why you need to find a vacation rental in Florence and make it your next holiday destination. A guide to Florence's museums, culture, events, food & wine, fashion, sport, and more using images, videos and slideshows, it is a handy starting-off point for planning your ideal trip to the birthplace of the Renaissance...
“Experience Florence” is an interactive guide that is easy to navigate and makes use of its format as an online brochure by combining pictures, slideshows, videos, and more to make the most compelling and attractive way possible of exploring the city before you even get there. It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words and this guide, therefore, is basically a treasure trove of travel tomes, all contained in a few dozen images.
The guide covers topics like the city's museums, culture in Florence (including cinema, concerts, events, festivals, markets, traditions, theatre, and crafts), the under-appreciated 20th century Florence, food and wine, fashion and shopping, sports, and more. It also covers helpful categories for those with particular needs or interests, like accessibility in Florence, things to do for families and children, youth culture in the city, and Florence as a romantic destination. Furthermore, if you are looking for great parks, nice walks, and wonderful views, the guide has you covered for those things too.
No matter what kind of trip you want, who you are travelling with, or what interests you have this guide to Florence will be a great jumping-off point to begin planning the holiday of your dreams. Equally, if you have found a vacation rental in Tuscany elsewhere and are looking to organise a day-trip to the city or two, it is a great and easy way to narrow down some ideas of activities, without first having to wade blindly through endless websites and articles. Click through and get planning your trip today!
The guide covers topics like the city's museums, culture in Florence (including cinema, concerts, events, festivals, markets, traditions, theatre, and crafts), the under-appreciated 20th century Florence, food and wine, fashion and shopping, sports, and more. It also covers helpful categories for those with particular needs or interests, like accessibility in Florence, things to do for families and children, youth culture in the city, and Florence as a romantic destination. Furthermore, if you are looking for great parks, nice walks, and wonderful views, the guide has you covered for those things too.
No matter what kind of trip you want, who you are travelling with, or what interests you have this guide to Florence will be a great jumping-off point to begin planning the holiday of your dreams. Equally, if you have found a vacation rental in Tuscany elsewhere and are looking to organise a day-trip to the city or two, it is a great and easy way to narrow down some ideas of activities, without first having to wade blindly through endless websites and articles. Click through and get planning your trip today!
