Piazza San Marco

Bright, colorful Tuscan eatery at Hotel Savoy with a sunny terrace, inventive traditional dishes, and vintage 1950s style flair.

Nestled near Piazza della Signoria, this stylish restaurant delivers exceptional homemade Tuscan dishes and a stellar selection of Frescobaldi wines in a welcoming ambiance.

Step into Florence’s Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, where centuries-old Dominican recipes meet a stunning Renaissance setting for perfumes, soaps, and herbal elixirs.

Experience authentic Tuscan comfort at this charming trattoria, where hearty dishes like Florentine steak shine in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere.

Since 1873, Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio is Florence's lively indoor/outdoor market, serving fresh produce, cured meats, cheese & local eats with authentic charm.

Nestled in Florence's charming Oltrarno neighborhood, this stylish boutique hotel boasts seven uniquely adorned rooms, a cozy garden, and a warm vibe that's all about local explorations.

La Specola in Florence blends Medici-era taxidermy, stunning mineral displays, and eerily beautiful 18th-century anatomical wax models.

Il Guscio serves elevated Tuscan classics and fresh seafood pastas alongside a stellar wine list in a cozy, local-favorite spot in Oltrarno.

Florence’s Uffizi Gallery: a 16th-century palace packed with legendary Renaissance masterpieces from Botticelli to Michelangelo, plus a rooftop café.

Nestled near Mercato Centrale, Trattoria Mario has been serving hearty Tuscan delights since 1953, renowned for its flavorful T-bone steaks and rustic charm that attracts both locals and tourists alike—just be ready to share a table!