Florence Travel Guide

Our Florence travel guide! What a city Florence is. Not just the heart of the Italian renaissance but birthplace of opera and the Italian language too! Florence is a small, cosy city compared to other places in Italy but it is jam-packed with history, food, and art. We had the pleasure of Florentine food expert Michela Ricciarelli to help us unlock some of the most delicious dishes Florence had to offer.

00:00 - Intro
00:58 - Transport
03:55 - Sponsor
04:42 - Food
09:30 - Money

[jeremyzwiers]

I was living here just before the pandemic really started rolling its wheels in 2020. I absolutely loved it there, and was learning the language for what was supposed to be three months before having to leave short notice. I loved living here for that short amount of time, and watching this made me immediately homesick in a weird sort of way. So many people there are so kind, and for an italian city it is extremely difficult to get lost. If anybody is reading this, please go to Florence, it is too charming of a city to miss!

[sng]

Florence is the most beautiful city I’ve ever been to

[rych]

That rare beast of a Firenze travel guide. One that doesn't show Michelangelo's David. Or indeed a view from the top of the Duomo! And I salute you not doing the obvious!

May I recommend the Fiorentina steak to all visitors too!

[mooregh]

I’ll be in Florence in a few weeks. My first trip out of the United States. Very excited. Glad y’all enjoyed the city.

[Gibbotour]

I'm Italian and I would never get bored of Florence! I'm glad you liked it!
There are also many other stunning city nearby, on my channel you can find some tips.
Let's explore Italy!

[harryvose]

Every day with a new Attache video starts out perfectly.

[wrestlerush]

Man that intro fired me up. Incredible video

[lsrxc]

Great video as always. Was in Florence this past September just exploring, wining and dining. Absolutely fantastic place. Can't wait to go back.

[christelsnow]

My favorite city, the food is amazing

[jaw]

Absolutely love the cinematography and narration 👍🏻🇬🇧

[SanTM]

Great video as usual. I got back from Lisbon yesterday and used your Lisbon guide for some places. Just a shame it rained like crazy most of the time so exploration was limited to bars and cocktail lounges when not eating or exploring while absolutely soaked.

Will try revisit Florence again now my tastes are more refined as I'm older. The sandwich shop is a must visit for me, heard and viewed so many videos about it.

Look forward to your next video!

[rockturtleneck]

Great video, you captured the majesty of Florence well. Your description at the end of Florence being both big and small is spot on. My daughter spent her spring semester in Florence this year, and since I am able to work remotely, I rented an Air BnB apartment right around the corner from the famous sandwich shop for a month. It was really fantastic to be able to get to know a city this beautiful. I'd also recommend checking out the neighborhoods on the other side of the Arno river. It's a little less touristy but has some great restaurants and bars, plus stunning views. Like you said, I'm already thinking about when I can get back there.

[jameshaddan]

Gorgeous video - thanks! Makes me want to plan a return trip - it’s been too long - definitely as it’s been 25ish years since I’ve visited Florence.

[rufen]

I only spent a day in that City on a tight Italian trip. I made the most of it, but it was glorious indeed!

[sbor]

Long time Layovers listener, recent Attaché convert. This video couldn't have come at a better time for me - I'm visiting Italy for the first time in April, flying into VCE and out of FCO, and have spent most of the weekend working out the finer details of the trip. Florence was a given, but having watched your video I'm now considering another day or two. Also giving more thought to a guided tour in Florence and probably Rome. Thanks for your efforts putting these videos together, you've built one of the most underrated travel channels on Youtube. Keep up the great work.

[alexryu]

I was there not just a month ago! Great city

[andrewsheppard]

that transition and music drop at 0:47 👏🎬

[RinkyWinkleton]

Your timing is impeccable. Heading there in a few months. Grazie!

[littlecookingtips]

Amazing work, congrats! The videography, the dialog, the shots...kudos! Thank you for bringing back so many fond memories. PS: When (not if) you visit Florence again, drop by Panini Toscani near the Duomo and choose the walnut bread.

[LudicrousPlatypus]

Definitely the city I want to visit the most.