FLORENCE Top 17 Things to Do…Vespa ride, Pisa and more!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:46 Number 1 "The Best Sculpture on Earth"
1:47 Number 2 "Take a Tour of the Uffizi Gallery"
2:49 Number 3 "Walk across Ponte Vecchio"
4:11 Number 4 "The Gates of Paradise"
5:17 Number 5 "The Duomo and Brunelleschi's Dome"
6:49 Number 6 "Dine at Mercato Centrale"
7:59 Number 7 "Try Trippa & Lampredotto"
8:59 Number 8 "Devour a Fiorentina on a Food Tour"
9:38 Number 9 "Ride a Vespa!"
10:26 Number 10 "Try Vernaccia di San Gimignano on a Tuscan Vinyard"
11:06 Number 11 "Sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo"
11:37 Number 12 "Absorb the Brancacci Chapel"
12:35 Number 13 "Eat & Hang out in Santo Spirito"
13:27 Number 14 "Go to Cinque Terre for the Day, or More!"
14:30 Number 15 "Plan a trip to the Leaning Tower of Pisa"
15:31 Number 16 "Rub the Boar's Nose"
16:32 Number 17 "The Abbey of San Miniato al Monte"

Special Thanks to:

Angel
Castellanos for being on the trip with me. Had a blast filming. Check out Angel at...
IG: @Angels_Travels

Gurdulú Gastronomia - this team of guys and gals is going to change
Oltrarno forever.

Post-production manager Alvin Fabbroni who always stays positive regardless of the situation.
IG: @alvintronico

[TheTourGuyVids]

So many things to do in such a small town! What is your favourite Thing to do in Florence? Let us know with a comment, the best recommendations will be featured in our next episode of this series!

[alvin]

My favourite things to do: Ponte Vecchio, Sunset At Piazzale Michelangelo and Cinque Terre Day trip!!

[dona]

There is only one place in the world where everyday life is so completely reflected in the sublime, in a wonderful mix of nature and is Tuscany.
Marie-Henri Beyle, Stendhal

[reycosep]

Florence the great city ❤ full of history art and a nice food.

[TravelAmbassador]

That’s just the top 17 things, with a city full of so much amazing culture and fun people.

[fabriziocesaroni]

What a wonderful journey in Florence… a dream!

[PhilTravel]

Thank you for sharing the informative contents.

[TheRebelpuppet]

The first track is very kraftwerk, nice touch. Good video

[Beardmeetsnature]

In the process of booking my honeymoon for March and April. Will be in Florence April 3-6 will come back to this video once I get to booking excursions.

[ryoasuka]

I hope to visit the Uffizi Gallery one day!

[blupampurio]

CHI we pronounce KI and so, CHIANINA we pron. KIANINA, and BRUSCHETTA we pron. BRUSKETTA, all right?

[dkgilmorejunkie]

Comming to the city in mid september after a week and half group tour to morocco to the city for a book event (was here in 18’ and saw all the museum and tour of Pisa ) im looking for places to spend downtimes, like parks to read or picknics in or streetfairs, pools etc any tips?

[hassu]

Hey I was hoping youd be able to help me out....do you know how the lines work for the duomo + dome climb + bell tower even when a Brunelleschi pass is bought? Like Im hoping to do all 3 in 1 day and was wondering which one has the longest ques and how to avoid requeing 3 times in 3 long lines... I believe the pass lets you pick a time for the dome climb, does that let you skip the line and go straight to security?

[brycebertolino]

Thanks to one smoke show Maltese Art History Major and a spirited History Major, I did not miss a thing during my Junior Year in Florence. Don't hate me because I'm lucky.
Maltese smiled our way into Vasari's Gallery. Won't tell you what year but here's a clue. People were in gas lines.

[seekingclarity]

cant seem to find the "where to stay in Cinque Terre" link? can you attach it please!

[matthewmontes]

Hey do you have tours that include closer looks at any of these things? I didn’t get the message the first 800, 000 fucking times you said it

[amcharvat]

You mentioned an article on where to stay in Cinque Terre. Can you direct me to that link?
Thank you

[jeanettevillanueva]

Do I need a ticket to see Pisa up close and take a photo? I don't plan to go inside the building because Im just passing through.

[chogan]

Some of your points are very strange. You phrase it as though Lampredotto is an exceptional or unusual dish born out of the desperation of the poor, when in fact tripe (beef stomach) is commonly eaten in cultures all over the world, and has been for centuries. You go without saying the more interesting thing about the food - that the name, derived from the Italian word for lamprey eels, is a reflection of it's appearance, shape and colour. Florence has such a rich history, and it's food is no exception.
Also, the notion that anyone having a conversation about Italian Renaissance Art likely would not mention Masaccio is so odd. His Tribute Money (in the Brancacci Chapel) is one of the most significant pieces of the Early Renaissance, as is his Holy Trinity fresco, located in the Santa Maria Novella Church.
For cities like Florence, there is no need to dramatise further to create interest for tourists - the city is more than special enough as it is.

[nelc]

Do I need a guided tour for this video 😂