A very safe city. The main concern is petty theft in areas with high tourist concentration.

A perfect city for walking. The historic center is compact and almost entirely pedestrian.

The historic center is so compact that it is not necessary. Buses cover the rest of the city.

Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.

Lively but not unrestrained. It focuses on wine bars, 'aperitif' and venues with live music.

Possibly the largest concentration of Renaissance art on the planet. Simply unbeatable.

The heart of Tuscan cuisine, based on simple and high-quality ingredients.

A shopping paradise, from global luxury brands to renowned local crafts.

Very hot summers and cold, wet winters, but with glorious springs and autumns.

Fully prepared for tourism, but the need for prior planning is absolute.

Fascinating for families with older children interested in art, but less interactive for younger ones.

As a large Italian resort city, it is safe and welcoming to everyone, although the specific scene is small.

Florentines are friendly but, as in other crowded cities, they can be tired of tourism.

The city's beauty is enhanced by its location among the Tuscan hills.

The cradle of Renaissance architecture. An art history textbook made a city.

The epicenter of the Renaissance, a movement that defined the culture, art and science of the modern world.

The center is made of stone, but it has spectacular historic gardens.

The historic center is very well maintained and clean, despite the crowds.

Very limited. The local economy is based on tourism, fashion and crafts.

An incredibly inspiring place but expensive and more geared toward tourism than remote work.