r/florence

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Hi everyone! We're really craving Asian food—especially Vietnamese or something similar. We saw on Google that Pho Pho is listed as temporarily closed. Does anyone know if that's actually true, or if it's open? Also, we'd love any recommendations for other great Asian food spots around Florence. Thanks!

I’m doing a very quick visit to Florence and unfortunately one of the days is Monday, when several attractions are closed.

Im very open minded & love art, music, and food.
I am not from the EU.

Are there any lesser known activities that I can do on a Monday? Anything that’s a must-see?

I saw on the website that the view is partially obscured because of the renovations. Before I climb 414 steps I want to make sure it’s actually worth it!

i don't have a pic because i was schlepping my luggage across the cobblestone to get to my taxi (do NOT ask)

and i saw them!! i muttered as i passed by 'dont give them any of your moneyyyy' it was before noon so there wasn't many tourists onlookers

but ew they were so grimy and slimy!

also felt like i saw a firenze landmark just as i was leaving (oh brother)

stayed in florence for 5 days and had a wonderful time btw!

We’re going to be in Florence for 4 days later this month and my wife’s birthday falls during that trip. What are some great bars, restaurants, and activities that are a little more special than the standard Florence hot spots?

Thanks!

Hello everyone! I’m going to be in Florence for four days next September (I know, so long from now but I’m really excited) with my boyfriend. We are going to be at a wedding in Perugia afterwards and were looking to go to a winery while in the Umbria region, but the schedule is going to be pretty packed.

Any recs for wineries that we could reach via train around Florence? We’d be willing to do as much as an hour and a half each way for a nice spot to spend the afternoon.