What To Do in Florence For The First Time - A Love Letter

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The Cradle of The Renaissance, Florence is a city where world-renowned art, magnificent architecture and breathtaking sunset vistas compete for your attention. This video is a love letter to a city we love a bit too much and your guide to plan the perfect trip at the same time.

These chapters will help you navigate through this video:

0:00 Intro
1:03 A Brief History of Florence
2:36 Know Before You Go
6:05 Piazza della Signoria
7:00 Ponte Vecchio
8:21 Uffizi Galleries
10:10 Galleria dell’Accademia
10:55 Florence Cathedral
13:13 Piazzale Michelangelo
14:01 San Miniato Al Monte
14:34 Oltrarno
15:30 Sant’Ambrogio Market
16:23 Santa Croce
17:08 Chiesa di Ognissanti
17:27 Medici Chapels
17:42 Boboli Gardens
18:36 Giardino Bardini
18:58 Tuscany Day Trip

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*** In this video about what to do in Florence for the first time, the following Wikimedia Commons images were used:
Marble statue of Julius Ceasar (Attribution: Skitterphoto, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons: https://bit.ly/3ETgasf)
Destroyed cars on Carmine Square after the flood in Florence in 1966 (Attribution: Ricce, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons: https://bit.ly/3ERtoWo)
After the flood in Florence in 1966 (Attribution: Ricce, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons: https://bit.ly/4k5bzU1)
Manuscripts from the National Library, Florence, Italy, being washed and dried in the boiler room of Florence railway station after the November 1966 floods (Attribution: UNESCO/Dominique Roger, Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO license (https://bit.ly/4kfbZHe), via Wikimedia Commons: https://bit.ly/41rj1l0)
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Portrait of Giorgio Vasari (Attribution: Faithful photographic reproduction of a public domain work of art attributed to Jacopo Zucchi, via Wikimedia Commons: https://bit.ly/3DgKLzj)