Jul
2
By Katie Greenaway

Definitely now summer has finally arrived, Panzanella is on the menu at many houses here in
Florence. I enjoyed this fresh Tuscan bread salad a few nights ago with delight.
Panzanella born on the fields of
Tuscany grown with passion. Living a hard life, the…
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Topic: Restaurants & Food |
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Jun
30
By Marion
Dreaming of a summer vacation in the wonderful
Tuscan countryside and looking for a farm house in Tuscany? Check out the five best rated Florence farm houses on venere.com:
1. La Sala, La Panca (Greve in Chianti)

Surrounded by 45 acres of parkland, La Sala farm home…
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Topic: Top five Monday |
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Jun
17
By Katie Greenaway

A bike is essential in a city like
Florence, Tuscany because once you have the privilege of a bicycle you won't want to lose it. Walking and
taking the bus is all well and good, however the bike has its advantages. Some tips you should…
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Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Jun
13
By Katie Greenaway

'This hill takes a lot out of you.' I thought walking briskly up the steep, main drag of
Fiesole, Via Antonio Gramsci. This town is taken for granted sitting high above the valley that is
Florence,
Tuscany. You can see…
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Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Jun
9
By Katie Greenaway
Want to learn Italian and spend a fantastic summer holiday in
Florence,
Tuscany? Read Katie's advice and choose your language school in Florence:

I have attended a couple of Italian language schools in Florence in my attempt to drink in this language. I have researched…
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May
29
By Katie Greenaway
Here are some tips on riding the bus, buying tickets, and dealing with the bus police in
Florence,
Tuscany. EEK!

1. How to buy a bus ticket
In Florence you can buy tickets at newspaper stands and most tabacchi (tobacco shops) and cafes where there is…
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Mar
27
By Elena Bonelli

When on
vacation in Florence,
Tuscany, there are so many beautiful squares, museums, frescoes and shops to visit that you don’t have much time to go to a restaurant.
The best thing to do, instead of going to a busy and fattening fast food, is to eat…
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Mar
22
By Betsy Jane Dougherty

I have recently met a really great guy from Seattle: he listens to great music, has a great taste in wine, and shares my love to travel to other great cities in
Italy. As I write this I'm listening to some great music that I got…
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Topic: General Travel |
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Mar
3
By Katie Greenaway
Planning a holiday in
Tuscany and want to visit
Florence off the beaten tracks? Here is a selection of 5 wonderful sights away from the tourist areas.
1. Bobolino Garden

Bobolino is located just past Porta Romana, way up the…
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Jan
28
By Katie Greenaway
Looking for a wine bar for an afternoon sit or a relaxing evening in Florence?
Here is a list of 5 places not to be missed:
1. Le Volpi E L’Uva (Piazza dei Rossi 1)

This little wine bar off the beaten path is just the place for people looking…
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