Florence for young travellers
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Florence for Young Travelers
Florence is a city brimming with artistic heritage, having been home to legendary figures like Dante, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Botticelli, and Vasari. For young travelers, it offers a unique blend of culture, history, and adventure.
Discovering Florence
In Florence, you'll find yourself amidst academies, libraries, museums, churches, and architectural marvels?"it truly feels like a treasure hunt. This is why the city attracts not only tourists and backpackers, but also international students and volunteers who come for academic courses and cultural experiences.
Dining and Socializing
A popular meeting spot for students, travelers, and creatives is Acqua al 2. Located at Via Vigna Vecchia 40 (ph: +39 055 284 170), this modern bistro offers a delightful menu featuring cannelloni, beef, and a selection of salads, pasta, cheese, and excellent wines, all at an average price of €30. It's open daily from 7:30 pm to 1 am.
Budget Accommodation
For those traveling on a budget, Florence provides various affordable accommodation options like youth hostels and student residences, with prices starting around €18 per night. While these options might lack modern hippie vibes found in other cities, they offer a charming, historical atmosphere. Some hostels are even housed in converted monasteries, occasionally still operated by nuns or monks. Websites like Flashbooking.com can provide more information for budget-conscious travelers.
Shopping Tips
Florence is a shopper's paradise, especially in the narrow streets around Santa Croce and Oltrarno. Here, you can find authentic workshops offering items like hand-made paper, leather goods, and perfumes. Check out Il Papiro for quality hand-made paper (Piazza del Duomo 24r, ph: +39 055 281 628) and the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella for elegantly packaged lotions and herbal remedies (Via della Scala 16, ph: +39 055 16276).
For second-hand and flea markets, head to Piazza dei Ciompi on the last Sunday of the month, or explore the San Lorenzo Market near the Duomo and the vibrant Central Market in the Mercato Centrale Square, where you can find olives, hams, cheeses, and fresh produce. Via Maggio and Borgo Ognissanti are perfect for those interested in fine Florentine antiques.
Staying Connected
To make your stay more convenient, Florence has several internet points. Some notable ones include Borgo degli Albizi 66 (ph: +39 055 240 780) at €3/hour, and Internet Train locations offering lower rates for students, with branches across the city like Via dell’Oriuolo 40 (ph: +39 055 2345 322).
Florence, with its rich history and vibrant culture, promises an unforgettable experience for young travelers seeking to explore its artistic legacy and lively atmosphere.
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