Enjoyed a meal with stunning views from Piazzale Michelangelo. Which is a square that offers amazing views over Florence, we stayed there during sunset and there was the most amazing atmosphere. There was musicians, singing and lots of people dancing.
On one of the days we visited the Uffizi Gallery bright and early in the morning before it got too busy. The gallery was full of Catholic art work, interesting at first but for me got a little bit repetitive as we walked around. (I am more into modern art.) However, there were some incredible Michelangelo sculptures to see but, a lot of them are located just outside the Uffizi which you can see for free!
We also visited Palazzo Pitti which is a renaissance palace and garden and is beautiful.
Finally and Basilica di San Lorenzo which is one of the largest churches in Florence. It is located in the city’s main market district. So all in all we did quite a lot of stuff!
ADVICE FOR FLORENCE
A piece of advice I would give anyone visiting Florence or any heavily Catholic country is to make sure you have your shoulders and knees covered when visiting Cathedral’s. Although I was wearing what I