9 places curated from 11 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A former wheat warehouse converted into a church, with sculptures by some of the most important Renaissance artists. Visits are by guided tour only, so book ahead.
About 150 small wall windows across the historic centre where you knock or ring to order a glass of local Tuscan wine. They were created during the bubonic plague to serve customers without contact.
A historic market loggia, known as Piazza del Mercato Nuovo, where the century-old Porcellino tripe stall operates.
A quieter bridge with statues of the Four Seasons and a lovely view of Ponte Vecchio.
A hole-in-the-wall loved by locals for its tasty sandwiches and wine sold by the glass. When you finish, you leave your glass on the rack outside.
The old city walls protected Florence from intruders and were rebuilt several times. Surviving sections and gates can be explored on foot.
A tripe stall that has operated for over a hundred years. It is famous for lampredotto served on a crusty bun with salsa verde.
The famous bronze boar fountain where tourists throw coins and make wishes, with the coins collected for charity. The video shows people taking the coins from its basin.
This is the host's favourite gelateria, on a side street near the Duomo. He especially likes the crema and stracciatella and praises its warm owners.