Florence in May offer up some colourful possibilities to the curious visitor. There are beautiful gardens and villas to explore, flower festivals and a flag-throwing competition to be seen, and a whole event dedicated to the humble cricket. The temperatures are rising in May, so you can enjoy the chance to spend some time outside…. Read more »
Read More3 Gardens in Florence to Visit in Spring | Flowers and Scenic Views
Florence is in bloom! Here we show you three fabulous gardens to visit in Florence during Spring. Bardini Garden with its vibrant wisteria pergola and breathtaking views of the city, the scenic Rose Gardens with its fragrant varieties of roses and statues by contemporary artist Folon, and the unique Iris Garden that best embodies the… Read more »
Read MoreFlorence in April, Best Events and Things to Do
Early Spring is a great time to be in Florence. Nature comes back to life in an explosion of colours. Days are longer so you can spend more time outside. The temperature is pleasant, and lots of events are put on to liven up the city. Here are a few great ideas for things to… Read more »
Read MoreFlorence in March 2026, Best Things to Do and Events
March is here. Winter is coming to a close, and as we leave the heavy coats at home and start enjoying longer hours of daylight, Florence welcomes Spring. What is Florence like in March? Is it cold in March? Well, while it’s still not really warm (16 C max – 60 F, 5 C – 41 F… Read more »
Read MoreChristmas Markets in Florence, Enjoy Natale in Florence!
Florence and Christmas. What a combination! One of the many, many reasons to visit Florence at Christmas, are Florence Christmas Markets that give the city an extra dose of festive feel. From the popular (and biggest) Christmas market in Piazza Santa Croce (from 15th November to 21st December 2025), to ChristmART in Piazza S.M. Novella… Read more »
Read MoreFlorence in November, Best Events and Things to Do
Is November a good time to visit Florence? What’s the weather like? If you’re looking for fewer crowds and cheaper deals, then coming to Florence in November is always a good idea. The weather isn’t that cold (min 6 degrees C/42 F – max 15C/59F), so you can get in all your sightseeing, even if… Read more »
Read MoreSeptember in Florence. Events, festivals and more!
September in Florence is a joy. As the month that rounds off the Summer, it brings balmy days, plenty of sunshine and deliciously cool evenings. It’s also the time of the vendemmia, or grape harvest, when Florence celebrates the new wine with its very own festival. It’s a time for taking long relaxing walks along… Read more »
Read MoreUnusual, Quirky Museums in Florence and Where to Find Them
Already visited the top art museums in Florence? Looking for something quirky and different that the kids can enjoy too? You’re in the right place. We’ve put our heads together and come up with a definitive guide to the more alternative, unusual and downright weird museums in Florence. The places that can offer visitors something… Read more »
Read MoreMy Perfect Day in Florence, Things I Love to do in My Adopted City
One of the joys of life is spending a day in Florence. You’d have thought after more than 10 years living in Tuscany that the thrill might have worn off. But it never really does. When I drive my ancient Fiat Panda over the Via Volterrana and see the Duomo rising up into my eyeline… Read more »
Read MoreFlorence in Summer, What to do and What not to do
We won’t lie to you. Florence is hot in summer. The kind of humid heat that sticks to your skin. In July and August temperatures can reach 37/38 degrees C (99 F), which can make sightseeing pretty unpleasant. Having said that, if you’re travelling to Florence in summer there are ways to enjoy the city,… Read more »
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