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Florence

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개요

Florence is the capital of Tuscany and the birthplace of the Renaissance, a compact city where an astonishing density of art, architecture and food sits within an easy walk. Michelangelo's David, Botticelli's masterpieces in the Uffizi, and Brunelleschi's terracotta dome crowning the cathedral are all within a few…

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The Uffizi Gallery

One of the world's greatest art museums, home to Botticelli's Birth of Venus, works by Leonardo, Raphael and Caravaggio. Book a timed ticket online in advance; same-day tickets are cheaper but mean long queues and exposure to touts.

명소€25 ~ €37 · US$29~43 3시간

Accademia Gallery (Michelangelo's David)

The gallery built around Michelangelo's original David, along with his unfinished Prisoners. It is small and extremely popular, so a timed reservation is essential to avoid queues that can stretch for hours.

명소€16 ~ €24 · US$18~28 1.5시간

Duomo and Brunelleschi's Dome

The cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is free to enter, but climbing Brunelleschi's dome, the bell tower, baptistery and museum needs the combined Brunelleschi Pass with a timed slot for the dome, booked well ahead.

명소무료 – €35 · 무료 – US$40 1.5시간

Palazzo Vecchio

The fortress-like town hall on Piazza della Signoria, with lavish frescoed halls and a tower you can climb for rooftop views. Museum and tower can be visited separately or on a combined ticket.

명소€12 ~ €21 · US$14~24 1.5시간

Taste it here

The must-try local dishes, sweets and fruits — including the exotic ones you won't find back home.

Bistecca alla FiorentinaDishMicrosoikos / Wikimedia Commons (Florence bistecca alla fiorentina)

Bistecca alla Fiorentina

Florence's legendary steak: a thick T-bone cut of Tuscan beef, grilled rare over embers and seasoned simply with salt, pepper and olive oil. It is sold by weight and usually shared between two or more, and ordering it well done is considered a small culinary sin.

RibollitaDishIthunn / Wikimedia Commons (Florence Tuscan ribollita)

Ribollita

A hearty Tuscan bread-and-vegetable soup of cavolo nero, beans and stale bread, its name meaning 'reboiled' because it is traditionally cooked again the next day. It is peasant cooking (cucina povera) at its most comforting, thick enough to stand a spoon in and drizzled with good olive oil.

LampredottoDishLucarelli / Wikimedia Commons (Florence lampredotto sandwich)

Lampredotto

Florence's signature street food: the fourth stomach of the cow slow-cooked in broth, chopped and stuffed into a crusty roll dipped in the cooking juices, usually with green salsa verde or a spicy sauce. It is sold from historic street carts and is far tastier than its offal origins suggest.

GelatoSweetSue Reynolds / Wikimedia Commons (gelato in Florence)

Gelato

Florence claims a founding role in modern gelato, and its best gelaterie make small batches with natural ingredients and seasonal flavours. Look for muted, natural colours and covered tubs rather than bright, artificially fluffy mounds, which signal a more industrial product.

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Cantucci e Vin SantoSweetMatteo Bertini / Wikimedia Commons (Tuscan cantucci near Florence)

Cantucci e Vin Santo

Crunchy twice-baked almond biscuits from Tuscany, traditionally served at the end of a meal with a small glass of sweet Vin Santo wine for dipping. They are the classic Florentine way to finish dinner, and the dry, nutty biscuit softens perfectly in the golden dessert wine.

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Places in Florence

Real restaurants, cafés, sights and things to do across the city — live from the map, with our fair-price and scam intelligence on top.

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€24 ~ €29 · US$28~34
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T2 airport tram 20분€2 ~ €3 · US$2~3

A direct tramline between Florence Airport and the Santa Maria Novella station area in about twenty minutes, with no airport surcharge. The cheapest and simplest link if you are staying near the centre.

Fixed-fare airport taxi 20분€24 ~ €29 · US$28~34

Licensed taxis charge a set flat fare between the airport and the historic centre, with a small evening and holiday supplement. Best for groups or lots of luggage; confirm the fixed rate and use only the official rank.

Train from Pisa Airport 1시간€9 ~ €12 · US$10~14

Many visitors fly into Pisa instead; a train connects Pisa Airport to Florence's Santa Maria Novella station in about an hour. A good-value option if flights into Pisa are cheaper than into Florence.

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Trams€2 ~ €3 · US$2~3

Florence's modern tram lines mainly serve the outskirts and the airport rather than the historic core. Useful for reaching the station and outer areas, though the centre itself is best on foot.

Buses€1 ~ €2 · US$2~3

City buses fill the gaps the trams miss and reach viewpoints like Piazzale Michelangelo. Buy and validate a ticket before or on boarding, and watch your belongings on busy tourist routes.

Walking the centre

The historic core is small, flat and largely pedestrian, with most major sights within a fifteen-minute walk of each other. Comfortable shoes and a relaxed pace are the best way to see Florence.

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Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) offer warm, pleasant weather and slightly thinner crowds. July and August are hot and very busy around the Duomo and Uffizi, while winter is cool and much quieter, with occasional rain and shorter museum queues.

안전

주의Pickpocketing is common in the tight crowds around the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, the central market and on busy buses. Keep bags zipped and in front of you, carry only what you need, and stay alert when someone bumps or distracts you.
주의Summer heat can be intense with little shade on the squares and long museum queues. Carry water, refill at the city's public fountains, wear a hat, and plan indoor sights for the hottest afternoon hours.

숨은 명소

Cross the river to the Oltrarno district for artisan workshops, quieter piazzas and some of the city's best-value trattorias.
Climb to Piazzale Michelangelo or the church of San Miniato al Monte at sunset for a free panorama over the whole city.
Try a lampredotto sandwich from a street cart, Florence's beloved tripe-in-a-bun street food, where locals queue at lunchtime.

자주 묻는 질문

How many days do I need in Florence?

Two to three days covers the Uffizi, the Accademia, the Duomo complex and the historic centre at a reasonable pace, with time for Piazzale Michelangelo, the Oltrarno and a proper Tuscan meal.

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

Yes for the Uffizi, the Accademia (David) and the climb up Brunelleschi's dome, which use timed entry and sell out or mean long queues. Booking ahead also helps you avoid touts selling overpriced tickets.

Is the tap water safe to drink?

Yes. Florence's tap water and its public fountains are safe and good to drink. Bring a refillable bottle to save money and stay hydrated, especially in summer.

What should I wear to enter the cathedral and churches?

Dress modestly with shoulders and knees covered for the Duomo and most churches, or you may be turned away. Comfortable shoes matter too, as the centre is best explored on foot over cobbles.

How do I get from Florence Airport to the city?

The T2 tram reaches the Santa Maria Novella station area in about twenty minutes and is the cheapest option, while fixed-fare taxis suit groups with luggage. Many travellers also fly into Pisa and take the train.

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