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<\/p>\nFlorence charms at first glance\u2026 It catches your breath, makes you admire it and you have no choice but to fall in love with this city. So much it was adored by world-known artists and for many it became a muse from Fyodor Dostoyevsky and George Eliot to Frank Lloyd\u00a0Wright, Robert Browning and Pyotr Tchaikovsky.<\/p>\n
For sure, every guide or application will inform you about at least top 10 things to do and to visit, but this list can go much further and be not less interesting than a beaten path.<\/p>\n
Florence is not about being in a hurry. Take your time and don\u2019t run. Even if you have only a couple of days, just pay your attention to few things and only then you\u2019ll feel the atmosphere of the city.<\/p>\n
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Not by coincidence, I decided to start my travel story from the city where I left my heart. It was the first time when I traveled abroad alone in 2009 to study Italian and this journey literary turned my life upside down. It was about enormous impressions, love, new friends, a new perception of how to travel and, of course, a long story with my beloved Italy. So since that time, I couldn\u2019t stop and every time having left the airport or a train station, I made a breath of Florence\u2019s particular aroma feeling chills all over my skin\u2026 Yes, I was at home\u2026 By the way, even houses in downtown have the same smell, so if you change a place it seems like you didn\u2019t.<\/p>\n
So when I come back my mind is about to explode! It\u2019s creating a \u201cschedule\u201d when and where I have to be this or that day for, lunch, aperitif or dinner. Don\u2019t forget about panini, a glass of prosecco here and there! Maybe there will remain time and place for one gelato zabaione & pistacchio from gelateria Dei Neri or gelateria Santa Trinita<\/a>. And maybe it\u2019s not much about the ice-cream but about 10 minutes stop at Santa Trinita bridge to admire Ponte Vecchio from another side.<\/p>\n\n\t\t