Piazza Santo Spirito Flea Market

I love visiting markets, whether they are fresh markets or flea markets. It allows me to experience other people’s lives and times past. In this list, I include the markets I’ve been to as well as my personal experiences there. I will also list other markets that I have not been to but plan to visit. (So if you have any unknown gems, please let me know in the comments!) This is a free guide and I will be updating it very slowly. So save it and check it out as soon as you arrive in your new city! BONUS - Another guide: "My Real TravelSummary", based on my personal experience. THANKS Save this guide on your mobile device ahead of time, and you'll find these places under "Your Map" in Thatch app wherever you are! 🗺️📱 My guides are mainly divided into two types: map lists and itineraries, feel free to subscribe to my Thatch profile for future updates! Find me on Youtube for the destination vibe previews and recommendations: @hortusquaerens 🌹🌹🌹

A full survival guide from one study abroad student to another on how to navigate this city and make the most out of your time here, while keeping that college student budget in mind! "Ciao! My name is Haley and I'm studying abroad here in Florence. Throughout my time here, I have learned so much about navigating this beautiful city. I hope to share my experiences with you so that you can spend less time searching, and more time experiencing. I’m sure you’re already well aware of the Accademia’s David, Piazzale Michelangelo, and of course, the Duomo. But here are some staples in Florence that your Study Abroad program didn’t mention to you." Inside you will find: - 7 cafes for your morning coffee and/or free wifi, - 3 affordable lunch options + a guide to Florence's 13 best panini shops, - 2 spots for special occasions, - 3 essential bars, - 5 under-the-radar activities, including a day trip to the beach, - 9 shops to cover all the essentials: clothes, food and, obviously, vino 🍷 - and my own personal tips on safety, saving money and staying up do date with the best events! Purchase this guide today at a lower price, and get free updates for life. Not ready yet? Save it 📌now for future use or send it to someone who might be interested! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By Haley Rucker with Martina Bartolozzi

A self-guided exploration of Florence's foods through the charming neighborhood of Oltrarno, in 5 stops: a pastry shop, a bakery, a market and/or aperitivo, lunch, and gelato. In addition to each stop's details, this guide also includes information about Oltrarno, recommended foods to try, a quick guide to Italian coffee, what is "aperitivo", and historical information about Florence's famous wine windows. Visit every stop, or pick and choose to your liking. Depending on how many stops you make and how long you stay, the tour lasts about 3.30 hours. Total walking distance: about 1 mile on flat roads. Tuesday-Saturdays only because most of the featured businesses are closed on Sundays and Mondays, in true Italian fashion. The tour is designed as a morning/lunch activity, but can also be adjusted for the afternoon/dinner. Remember: come hungry!