Museo Galileo - Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza
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5
1
Because at this museum you learn the history of Galileo. And the history of discoveries.
How people actually worked to understand the physic of our world. It's a very enjoyable place to see tools that we don't use anymore.
Shows you how people were attentive in making even tools with love and care.
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St. Mark's English Church
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Year-round, St. Mark's puts on memorable opera productions inside the striking church, centrally located on one of the Oltrarno's most elegant streets. Enjoy an evening of classic Italian opera, rendered accessible—there is always an introduction in English before each act!
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Private Photo Walk in Florence
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30
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Duration
2 h
Languages
English
Local Experience
Private Photo Walk in Florence
Prices from
30
EUR
Duration
2 h
Languages
English
Biblioteca delle Oblate
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3
1
If you need to get some work done, read Italian newspapers or books, or just want to escape the city chaos and hang out somewhere quiet, obviously the interior of the library is ideal. But out on the open terrace, which looks out on Brunelleschi's dome, you can enjoy a meal, a coffee, or an aperitivo—and no one will boot you out!
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Giardino dell'Orticultura
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4
1
If you're used to relaxing in green spaces in your hometown or other favorite cities, Florence might be a bit of a shock—despite all its beauty, it can be tough to find serene outdoor spaces and trees. This park is a literal breath of fresh air and its nicely manicured landscape makes it well worth the bus ride to Via Bolognese!
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Villa Medicea "La Petraia"
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5
1
Because the Villa is a hidden gem of Florence where visitors will see in loco the wealth treasure of the Medici's family.
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Central carousel
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6
0
If you have kids in tow and walk through piazza della Repubblica at any point, it's best to just go ahead and let them ride the carousel since they'll probably ask and you'll want to prevent any traveler tantrums before they start! It's actually quite lovely, particularly at night, and makes a great spot for a Florence family photo!
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Giardino Bardini
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4
1
It is a nice and not crowded place, you can have a coffee or a light lunch in their small restaurant enjoying the stunning view the place provides.
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The Last Supper of Santa Apollonia
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2
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You will feel the atmosphere of an ancient Cenacolo, listen to history about the place and understand why the Last Supper subject matter is always depicted in a refectory.
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Palazzo Strozzi
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4
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The temporary shows are always stunningly well-curated and worth your while. Palazzo Strozzi places a lot of emphasis on narratives, breaking down exhibitions to make them accessible to the average visitor; this makes it a really family-friendly place, too. You'll be encouraged to think critically and creatively about what you're seeing.
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Odeon Cinema
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9
2
Though there's only one screen in the whole theater, the Odeon's lineup always has a good variety of films. The cinema and its attached bistro (you can get a discount there if you show them your movie ticket) both have quite a sophisticated feel. (Bonus: the bistro does a big Sunday brunch!)
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Spazio Alfieri
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Hidden on a sidestreet between Santa Croce and Sant'Ambrogio, they show an assortment of films in a range of languages—not the newest, but Italian classics (often in collaboration with an international university), shorts, documentaries, and more. The program varies seasonally and they frequently have directors and screenwriters as guests.
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Costoli pool
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1
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In addition to cooling off, you'll spot actual Florentine families who are scarce in the historic center streets during the summertime. Italian pools are great for people-watching. If you go you will almost certainly be the only traveler present. Getting there requires a bit of hoop-jumping and most tourists would rather just suffer in the heat!
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Cantina del gelato
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2
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Visit it for a good handmade ice cream or fresh smoothes with some fruits. Better then a hot pasta during the summer day. Then you can eat it close to the arno and have a bit of fresh air.
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Museo di Antropologia ed Etnologia
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2
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Different objects from the cultures that not exsist anymore. Asian, African and others. Clothing, weapons, boats and cult objects.
Shows you not only a history of this culture but also an antropology history. What was the "primitive" for the society of 19th ans 20th century.
Now even the installations in this museum are a part of the history.
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Villa il Ventaglio
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2
1
If you're a runner, jogging through the streets of central Florence dodging tourists feels a little ridiculous. Here, though, there's plenty of space for a workout, plus the scenery is nicer than in the Cascine. Don't run? Take a book and be warned: the combination of the serene surroundings and pleasant weather may lead to unintentional napping!
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