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Villa di Riboia Florence

Via di Riboia 2a, Monteoriolo Florence, Tuscany, 50023, Italy

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Art, Gelato and Gucci in Florence

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... there are replicas around the city so that was enough for us. And we weren’t up for any more queues. Walking around Florence, there is a lot of art to see in the streets – either in the form of sculptures or frescoed buildings, so it is a nice city to walk around in that sense. However, it was mental busy and you really had to be in the mood to cope with all the crowds in the downtown area.

So the gelato – yes I think it is the best here ...

Under the Tuscan Sun!

A travel blog entry by thewrens

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Before we left Houston, we booked a wine tasting tour. Our driver picked us up and we drove to Montepulciano (about 50-60 miles from Florence). It's located in southern Tuscany in the province of Siena. Montepulicano, with an elevation of 2,000 feet, sits on a high limestone ridge. Today was a very clear day with blue skies so we had some incredible views.

Montepulciano is a major producer of food and ...

FLORANSA'DA BİR GÜN

A travel blog entry by traveloturc

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... 304;talyanca: Battistero di San Giovanni (Aziz John Baptistery) bazilika statüsüne sahip bir dini yapıdır.
Katedral meydanı içindeki sekizgen Baptisteri, Floransa Katedrali ve Giotto di Bondone'nin karşısındadır. 1059 ve 1128 yılları arasında yapılmış ...

Bella Firenze

A travel blog entry by mithril_una

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... artists. The concert was part of La Notte Blu (Blue Night), an event of Festival d Europa. We relaxed and took in the sights and sounds of that busy square.

We then walked down to the Ponte Vecchio, a medieval bridge over the Arno River. There are shops built along the bridge – mainly selling jewelry. The sun was starting to set at that point. The sun's light transformed the bridge and river with ...

Day 12 Florence, Tuscany, Italy

A travel blog entry by ebaltrip

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Between the pillars were living statues, people dressed like a statue standing perfectly still until someone placed a coin in their collection plate. The living statutes would slowly move into another position or sometimes to embrace one of the nearby tourists.

Artists lined the street working at their easels and selling ...

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