Our fantastic holidays to Florence give you the chance to experience the infamous Italian charm, culture and architecture at a fraction of the cost. Florence is the perfect city break for a weekend trip or short break with beaming sunshine, divine cuisine and plenty to do and see. We all know Italy is the ideal romantic destination but with plenty to do it’s also great for a girls’ trip or a short getaway with the family.

City breaks to Florence offer you the chance to soak up some sun, indulge in divine cuisine and relax, as well as delve into the history of a beautiful city all in a few days. Florence is located in the centre of Italy and is the capital of Tuscany. Due to its utterly irresistible nature, the city centre is actually an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Holidays are always about treating yourself and giving yourself that well deserved break, so Florence is perfect, especially for a spot of boutique shopping! Italy’s fashion industry was born and bred in Florence and was home to A-list designers like Guccio Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo. It’s certainly a scene you don’t want to miss! Come on, you know you deserve it.

Of course the food is another Florence specialty. Foodies will love  the culinary traditions and quality local produce. Being the capital of Tuscany, Florence attracts tourists for their gourmet Tuscan dishes and dazzling creativity with foods and cocktails. Have yourself a decadent T-bone steak followed by the classic Italian Gelato, in any flavour you could imagine, then head to the Santa Croco district for an evening full of buzzing bars and lively nightlife. A weekend in Florence really is starting to sound great!

Architectural masterpieces of Florence

What you may know Florence most well for is its history and architecture. The buildings in Florence are splendid works of art showcasing the personalities of those who designed them. With architecture inspired by the Renaissance, a must-see is the Florence Cathedral, some would say this is the most spectacular building in all of Florence. There is also the Uffizi Gallery, the second most popular museum in Italy and home to the incredible works of artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. 

When is the best time to go to Florence, Italy?

When planning a city break it may be easier to decide where to go based on the weather you want and this is what makes a city break to Florence, Italy so great. The weather from March all the way through until October can vary between 18 degrees and 30 degrees, so although in March you may need a jacket in the evening, it is certainly not too cold. With all the exploring to do in Florence, perhaps around 20 degrees makes a great temperature. 

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