If you come to Florence and don't have 'Bistecca alla Fiorentina', you simply are not living. Buca Lapi is one of the quintessential (and excellent) spots for the classic Florentine dish.

In the vaulted cellars of 15th-century Palazzo Antinori, Cantinetta Antinori serves Tuscan food with old-school sophistication. It’s all crisp white linens, low-lit arches, and staff in cream jackets pouring the Antinori family’s own wines – from Chianti Classico to the iconic Solaia. Plates lean classic: pappa al pomodoro, artichoke pasta, bistecca with pecorino and the vibe is timeless but not showy. 

Florence is crawling with high-fashion flagship stores, and Ermanno Scervino is definitely not one you should miss if you're a fashion enthusiast. Located in the heart of the city, this elegant space showcases the brand's exquisite Italian craftsmanship and timeless designs, capturing the essence of sophistication and style.