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FLORENCEPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-05-14 | COUNTRY CODE: ITContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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FLORENCERegional capital of Tuscany, and world tourist destination,Florence is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, afact acknowledged by UNESCO which has designated the cityas a treasure of humanity. The city hosts some of the mostfamous works of art on the planet and the whole of the citycentre is packed with stunning palaces, churches andmonuments. The surrounding countryside is well-known forits rolling hills and its wine, particularly the Chianti areabetween Siena and Florence.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Florentia – florid city – was the name givenby the Romans to this settlement foundedin the I century AD along the Arno river atthe foot of Fiesole, an Etruscan city whoseruins are visible on the hill whichdominates the city. The flowering ofFlorence in art, culture and internationaltrade began in the 13th century andreached its peak in the 15th century underthe reign of the Medici family, who ruledover the city until the end of the 18thcentury.

Everywhere you turn in Florence, you findextraordinary works of art andarchitecture, which attract some 8 milliontourists a year – from the Palazzo Vecchioto the world-famous Uffizi gallery and theCathedral with its magnificent dome andthe tower designed by Giotto. Along theriver Arno the Ponte Vecchio, with itsjewellery shops, is a must for all those whopass through the city, as are the splendidBoboli gardens across the river. Florence isa international centre for food and for wine– with Chianti being its most famous localproduct and the celebrated Fiorentinasteak on the bone.

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DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Cathedral S. Maria del FioreA gothic cathedral with Brunelleschi’sstupendous dome. To the right is Giotto’sBell Tower and the Baptistery of S.Giovanni stands opposite the cathedralentrance.

Address: Piazza Duomo, 17Internet: www.duomofirenze.it

S. Maria NovellaMasterpieces by Masaccio, Giotto,Brunelleschi can be admired here.

Address: P.S.M.Novella, 18Internet: www.smn.it

Basilica of Santa CroceBeautiful artworks, including Giotto’sfrescoes.

Address: P. Santa CrocePhone: +39 055 244 619

Basilica of S. LorenzoA splendid, square-shaped Old Sacristydesigned by Brunelleschi. The New Sacristyis by Michelangelo.

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Address: P. Madonna degli AldobrandiniPhone: +39 055 214 042

Chapel Brancacci (S. Maria delCarmine)A chapel famous for its frescoes byMasaccio. The visit now includes anexcellent interactive audio-visual tour.

Address: P. del Carmine

Uffizi GalleryOne of the greatest museums of the worldwith masterpieces from the 13th to 19th c.

Address: P. degli Uffizi, 6Phone: +39 055 238 8651Internet: www.uffizi.firenze.it

Gallery of the AccademiaHosts famous sculptures by Michelangelo,including the iconic “David”.

Address: Via Ricasoli, 60Phone: +39 055 238 8609

Galleria dello Spedale Degli InnocentiThis gallery contains fine paintings such asthe “Adoration of the Magi” by Ghirlandaio.

Address: P. SS. Annunziata, 12Phone: +39 055 203 7308

Palazzo VecchioThis was the home of the Priori delle Arti,of the Signoria and a ducal residence.

Address: P. SignoriaPhone: +39 055 276 8325

Palazzo PittiAnother Medici family residence. TheBoboli Gardens are laid out behind thePalazzo.

Address: Piazza Pitti

EATING #EATING#

Tuscan cuisine is known throughout theworld for it’s combinations of freshingredients. Try the ribollita (a kind ofminestrone), pappa al pomodoro (tomatosoup) and bistecca alla fiorentina(Florentine T-Bone steak). Tuscan startersinclude crostini and bruschetta, toastedbread with various toppings. Don’t misscantucci with vin Santo.

Enoteca PinchiorriAn exclusive restaurant. Elegantatmosphere and refined menu. Wine list forconnoisseurs.

Address: via Ghibellina, 87Phone: +39 055 242 777Internet: www.enotecapinchiorri.com

Ristorante Il CibreoStrong and sometimes spicy interpretationof Tuscan food. Don’t come here if you’relonging for pasta or Florentine T-bonebecause these dishes are not on the menu.

Address: via Andrea del Verrocchio, 8rPhone: +39 055 234 1100Internet: www.cibreo.com

Trattoria Il CibreoNext door to the famed Ristorante Cibreo,this lively trattoria features large tablesshared by all and most of the same dishesas the Ristorante Cibreo (at lower prices).

Address: via dei Macci, 122rPhone: +39 055 234 1100Internet: www.cibreo.com



Circo-lo Teatro del SaleTrendy dinner- theatre where the mealsare buffet-style. The large tables areshared by all.

Address: via dei Macci, 111rPhone: +39 055 200 1492Internet: www.teatrodelsale.com

Trattoria OmeroTypical Tuscan cuisine. Recommendeddishes: fiorentina, fried brains, grilledchicken, fagioli al fiasco, tomatoes soup.

Address: Pian de’ GiullariPhone: +39 055 220 053Internet: www.ristoranteomero.it

Trattoria BordinoIf you find yourself in town at lunch-time,Bordino offers you one the best lunches inthe city. Candle lit-tables for dinner.

Address: via Stracciatella, 9rPhone: +39 055 213 048Internet: www.trattoriabordino.it

Restaurant Ciro & SonsAn elegant place covered in beautifulfrescos. Naples-style pizza andmediterranean dishes.

Address: via del Giglio, 28rPhone: +39 055 289 694Internet: www.ciroandsons.com

ZibibboA nice restaurant on the hill just outsidethe city center. Original cuisine.

Address: via di Terzollina, 3rPhone: +39 055 433 383Internet: www.trattoriazibibbo.it

Fattoria le Cave di MaianoCountry house where you can enjoywarm-weather lunches under the olivetrees. Typical tuscan food.

Address: via Benedetto da Maiano, 11 – Maiano (5 km fromFlorence)Phone: +39 055 599 600Internet: www.fattoriadimaiano.com

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Caffè Pasticceria RivoireElegant café renowned for the best hotchocolate in Florence.

Address: Via Vacchereccia, 4r

GilliA liberty style café boasting Murano lampsa frescoed ceiling and archs. Good pastriesand chocolates.

Address: Via Roma 1/RInternet: www.gilli.it

Caffè Giacosa-CavalliAn historic café owned by the stylistRoberto Cavalli. Pastries and cakes atbreakfast and teatime.

Address: via della Spada, 10r

Caffé Concerto PaskowskiWith more than 150 years of history, thisis one of the classiest cafes in the city.Good for cappuccino and croissant.

Address: piazza della Repubblica, 6r

Pasticceria MarcelloWide range of pastries and desserts. Trythe schiacciata fiorentina and the yoghurtcake with fruits. Light lunch available.

Address: Piazza Gualfredotto, 14/r



BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Florence boasts a lively nightlife scene.Most bars have some sort of happy hour,which usually lasts for many hours and isoften accompanied by substantial snacks.

Dance clubs typically don’t open until verylate in the evening and don’t get crowdeduntil 01.00 or 02.00 in the morning. Covercharges are steep, but it’s fairly easy tofind free passes around the city.

Harry’s BarA swanky place with trademark Bellinis andfine martinis.

Address: Lungarno A. Vespucci, 22/rInternet: www.harrysbarfirenze.it

Dolce VitaA classy bar with a large veranda and cosyinner rooms that recalls the high life ofFellini’s film. Cocktail service all day. Smallexhibitions and mini-concerts.

Address: Piazza del Carmine, 6rInternet: www.dolcevitaflorence.com

NegroniNegroni teems with well-dressed youngFlorentines. Dj music.

Address: Via dei Renai, 17/rInternet: www.negronibar.com

CapocacciaA very chic place to drink cocktails,especially in summer when the walloverlooking the Arno develops intoinformal tables.

Address: Lungarno Corsini 12-14

Slowly BarAnother see-and-be-seen Florentine hotspot. Classic cocktails and aperitifs to drinkwith Tuscan-style snacks.

Address: via Porta Rossa, 63

MeccanòAnother well-known disco where you candance until the wee hours.

Address: Viale degli Olmi - Parco delle Cascine

TenaxOne of the best places in the city forlistening to good music. Live concerts andvarious events.

Address: Via Pratese, 46Internet: www.tenax.org

Otel RistotheatreHere you can have dinner or eat a pizzaand at the same time listen to live or djmusic, cabaret and other variety shows.

Address: via Generale Dalla Chiesa, 9Internet: www.otelvariete.com

UniversaleA nice place just to drink or listen to music,chill out, watch a show or have dinner.Modern design.

Address: Via Pisana 77/rInternet: www.universalefirenze.it

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

Florence’s two central streets, viaTornabuoni and via della Vigna Nuova, are



the best places for the most exclusiveboutiques, leather goods and stylish shoes.Here you can find most of theinternationally known Florentine fashionbrands such as Roberto Cavalli, Gucci,Salvatore Ferragamo and ErmannoScervino.

The fashion addicted should definitely go toThe mall (Via Europa 8 - Leccio Reggello),30 minutes drive from Florence, wherethey will find discounted clothes, shoes,bags and accessories from the top stylists’past collections.

If you are interested in original gold orsilver jewellery, head for the Ponte Vecchioand its tiny botteghe orafe (craftworkshops). One of the most renowned isGioielleria Carlo Piccini (via Ponte vecchio,31r – tel: 039 055 210891). Besidesshops, Florence is rich in open-air markets.If you want to buy leather goods or clothesgo to the market of San Lorenzo, which islocated in the centre of the city, or to theMarket of the Porcellino which is shelteredunder the sixteenth-century Loggia delPorcellino.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEGrand HotelThis former 18th century palace is one ofthe most elegant of the city. Splendidrooms with antique furniture.

Address: piazza Ognissanti 1Phone: +39 055 271 61Internet: www.starwood.com/grandflorence

Hotel LungarnoSuperb location overlooking the Arno.Sophisticated rooms and valuable modernart collection. It belongs to the Ferragamogroup.

Address: borgo San Jacopo, 14Phone: +39 055 272 61Internet: www.lungarnohotels.com

GOOD VALUEHotel GalileoA 19th century building located in theheart of the centre. Refined Tuscan stylerooms.

Address: via Nazionale, 22/APhone: +39 055 496 645Internet: www.galileohotel.it

Hotel Morandi Alla CrocettaA quiet and comfortable hotel in the formerconvent of the Crocetta.

Address: via Laura, 50Phone: +39 055 234 4747Internet: www.hotelmorandi.it

BASICHotel GiadaA small hotel located in San Lorenzodistrict, known for its lively market.

Address: Canto de’ Nelli, 2Phone: +39 055 215 317 or +39 055 217 980Internet: www.hotelgiada.it

Locanda de’ CiompiA cosy bed and breakfast, situated inSanta Croce, one of the oldest quarters inFlorence, with a wonderful view of theLoggiato del Pesce which houses an oldantiques market.

Address: Via Pietrapiana, 28Phone: +39 055 263 8034Internet: www.locandadeciompi.it



ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportFlorence’s Airport Amerigo Vespucci isaround 5 km from the centre. A special buscalled “Vola in bus” gets you into the citycentre (S. Maria Novella railway station) in20-25 min. for € 4.50 (from 06.00 to23.30, every 30 minutes). Taxis from theairport to central Florence cost around €15-20.

Internet: www.aeroporto.firenze.it

Public TransportThe best way to get around the city is onfoot. The city centre is not very large andis full of monuments and things to see. Thelocal transport company is Ataf. The ticketcosts € 1.20 (€ 2 on board) and is valid for70 minutes. You can also get a 24 hourstravel card (€ 5).

Phone: +39 055 565 01Internet: www.ataf.net

TaxiThe main taxi companies are

CO.TA.FI

Phone: +39 055 4390 / +39 055 4499

and SO.CO.TA

Phone: +39 055 4242 / +39 055 4798

PostFlorence’s main post office is in viaPellicceria, 3

Opening hours: Mondays-Saturdays 08.15-19.00Phone: +39 055 273 6481

PharmacyFlorence’s chemists are open from Mondayto Friday from 09.00 to 13.00 and from15.30 to 20.00. Addresses of chemistsopen during weekends and evenings areposted on the pharmacies.

Medical and Dental 24 hour service, Prontosoccorso, is found at Santa Maria NuovaHospital.

Address: p. Santa Maria Nuova, 1Phone: +39 055 275 81

24 hour medical service especially fortourists (fee paying service staffed bymultilingual doctors)

Address: via Lorenzo il Magnifico, 59Phone: +39 055 475 411

TelephoneCountry code: +39

There is no area code but in Florence allphone numbers start with 055. Do notobmit the zero.

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Via C Marsuppini D4Via Calimala B3Via Capo di Mondo D3Via Cavour B2Via Cimabue D3Via Ciro Menotti D2 D3Via Coluccio D4Via d Anguillera B3Via d Arazzieri A1 B2Via d Banchi A3Via d Benci B3 B4Via d Casine C3 C4Via d Castelani B3 B4Via d Cerretani A3 B3Via d Guicciardini A4Via d Leoni B3Via d Malcontenti C4Via d Monte alle C. B4 C4Via d Pescioni A3Via d Proconsolo B3Via d S Giuseppe C3 C4Via d Strozzi A3Via de Calzaiuoli B3Via de Corso B3Via de Martelli B2 B3Via de’Bardi A4 B4Via de’Fossi A3Via de’Macci C3Via de’Pecori A3Via de’Pepi C3Via de’Tornabuoni A3Via degli Alfani B2 C3Via degli Artisti C2Via dei Bastioni C4Via dei Castollacc. B2 B3Via dei Della Robb. D2Via dei Ginori B2Via dei Pandolfini B3Via dei Renai B4Via dei Servi B2 B3Via dei Vecchietti A3Via del Campo d’Ar. D1 D2Via del Ghirlandai. D3 D4Via del Porcellana A3Via dell’Agnolo C3Via dell’Orinolo B3Via della Cernaia A1 B1Via della Colonna B2 C2Via della Fortezza A2Via della Pergola B3 C3Via della Piazzola D1Via della Scala A3Via delle Cinque G. A1Via delle Forbici D1Via delle Ruote B1 B2Via delle Vigna Nu. A3Via dello Statuto A1Via di Barbano A1 A2Via di Belvedere B4Via di Miniato B4Via E Poggi A1 B1

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Via Telesio D3Via Timoteo Bertel. D1Via Tripoli C4Via V Alfieri C2Via Valfonda A2Via Venezia C2Via Venti Settembr. B1Via Vincenzo Giobe. D3Viale Alessandro D1Viale Antonio Gram. C2 D3Viale dei Cadorna A1Viale dei Mille C1 D1Viale Don Giov Min. C1Viale Filippo Stro. A1 A2Viale G Amendola D3 D4Viale Giacomo Matt. C1 C2Viale Giovanni Mil. B1Viale Giovine Ital. C4 D3Viale Giuseppe C4Viale Giuseppe Maz. D2Viale Md Tosse C1Viale Michelangiol. D4Viale Spartaco Lav. A1 B1

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