Things To Do In 2 Days in Florence

Things To Do In 2 Days in Florence

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Live like a local in Florence for 48 hours! Whether you’re an art lover, history buff, or gelato fan; finding fun things to do in Florence for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Florence for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Explore the art scene Florence is famous around the globe for its magnificent architecture and impressive art collection. Take in the masterpieces in the Uffizi Gallery, Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery, and the modern street art that has emerged throughout the city in recent years. Art is an integral part of Florence, so get exploring! Day: 1: Head to the lively neighborhood of Oltrarno Ready for some Tuscan wine and tasty Italian fare? Head to Oltarno, one of the most atmospheric neighborhoods in Florence frequented mainly by locals. There are a number of bars and restaurants to explore in the lively Piazza Santo Spirito. Don’t forget to indulge in a couple of scoops at one of the local gelato shops! Day 2: Wander through the city’s stunning gardens Need a little greenery in your life? Florence is home to some of the prettiest city gardens around the world. The sprawling Boboli gardens are particularly beautiful, with great views of the city and plenty of statues and fountains within the grounds. Locals also love the smaller but equally lovely Giardino Bardini (Rose Garden). Day 2: Feast away the night at Mercato Centrale For all you foodies out there, Mercato Central is a must visit when spending 2 days in Florence. This centrally located culinary heaven is based in a nineteenth-century building in San Lorenzo. There’s a huge variety of food on offer across two floors, from local cheeses and meats to Tuscan wines and spices.

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John
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2 June 2025
Fantastico!

Fabio was great. So informative and pleasant tour. Fabio was terrific! He was quite generous with us as Italian language learners. He switched effortlessly between English and Italian throughout the tour for us, allowing us to practice our Italian. An absolute wonderful and refreshing experience….

Nancy
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28 May 2025
Perfecto

Eduardo, was excellent from the moment we booked on line. Always responded to texts right away, answered questions, guided us through the process of booking tickets. We met at the perfect time of the day, entered the Uffizi, and were swept up in his in-depth narrative of the history and art we witnessed. We loved our tour, and Eduardo’s perspective. We wished we booked him for all of the museums.

Michelle
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25 May 2025
Dina is Wonderful!

Dina was our host through the Uffizi Gallery for our family. She was delightful from beginning to end and so very knowledgeable about the beautiful works of art in the gallery. Experiencing the Uffizi was SO much more meaningful with Dina to help us understand what we were experiencing. She brought the art and artists to life, as well as those who commissioned the art. Her English is wonderful, too! Thank you Dina for a wonderful experience!

Jim
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15 May 2025
Superb!

Dina shared insights seamlessly combining art, history and local knowledge to keep us enthralled the entire tour. We are an older couple and appreciated her thoughtfulness in shaping the tour to our interests and physical limitations. She knows where all the shortcuts, elevators and WCs are! Our only regret is for not booking other tours with her. Thanks again Dina!