Founded in 1733 as a bozzolari, Cafè Gilli is the oldest café in Florence. We can hardly choose between the hundreds of traditional Italian pastries & chocolates on the menu here.

Paris is great for pastries. There's no doubt about that. But you can't forget Florence when it comes to all things flakey, buttery and irresistible. Caffe Concerto Paszkowski is a truly excellent example of a Florentine patisserie.

Il Duomo di Firenze is a magnificent architectural masterpiece that dominates the skyline of Florence. We suggest climbing up the iconic red dome while taking in the intricate marble façade and breathtaking interior. Thumb through a copy of Brunelleschi's Dome by Ross King before your visit!

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.