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Experience Your Best Tuscany Vacation

The best way to truly see Tuscany is to visit the destinations that the locals visit. These unique restaurants, hotels, and attractions let you experience Tuscany like a local does.

Visiting Tuscany gives you the chance to learn about the city's history, view cultural and religious sites, enjoy some of the best Italian food in the world, and get away from it all in a relaxing environment. Sites like the Wall of Pinocchio Masks and the historic San Lanzo Abbey are things you might not find in a guidebook. With Orbitz.com, you can find lots to see and do in the city and save money.

Best time to take a trip to Province of Florence

The late spring and early summer are the best times of year to visit this Italian city. The summer months are generally warmer, but these months also see a large number of tourists descending on the city. The winters are cooler with temperatures ranging from the high 30s to the mid-50s. The late spring and early summer seasons see temperatures in the mid-40s and mid-50s, but the temperature can also climb into the 70s or reach 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Orbitz.com can help you plan your trip to Tuscany, and you can find hotels and flights that work with your travel budget.

Insider tips for Province of Florence travel

Trattoria Sabatino

Popular among locals, Trattoria Sabatino is one of Italy's most affordable restaurants.

Piansa

Piansa is a local favorite among Florence coffee shops known for its fair prices and homemade coffee.

La Pineta

The chef at this restaurant has several boats that he uses to catch fresh seafood every day, which results in an ever-changing menu.

Arezzo

Unusual dishes like wild boar are on the menu at this family-owned restaurant, where the chef's siblings work the bar.

Camping Boschetto

Truly get away from city life with this small campground that offers dozens of spots with great views of the city.

Monte Forato Trail

Bring a pair of comfortable hiking shoes for this difficult trail, which covers more than 6 miles and takes more than 4 hours to complete.

Tuscany Outlet Mall

Get discounts on clothing, souvenirs, cookware, and much more with this large outlet mall in the heart of Tuscany.

Kabob

Amon offers the best kabobs in the city, while llLatini is famous for its rabbit.

Jazz Club Piano Bar

The Jazz Club Piano Bar in Florence may not be as authentic as New Orleans, but it does feature quality music that is sure to please anyone looking for a good time.

Italian Cooking Class

Learn to cook a delicious four-course meal at a private residence at the Small-Group Italian cooking class.

Things to do in Province of Florence

Academia di Belle Arti

The statue of David at the Academia di Belle Arti is a must-see—Michelangelo’s most recognizable creation.

Giotto's Campanile

Giotto's Campanile is a popular with visitors, climb up the tower to see the fantastic views from the observation decks.

Museo di San Marco

Museo di San Marco is home to Florence's largest sacred art collection and a definite highlight of a gallery tour.

Piazza della Signoriais

For those looking to view some of the world's best collection of sixteenth century sculptures, the Piazza della Signoriais a top Florence travel destination.

Antica Dimora Leones

Views of Tuscany are available from every room at this small hotel, which sits on a hill high above the city.

Lucca

Time seems to stand still at this ancient site, which still has the original fortress walls arranged around the neighborhood.

San Gimignano

Two large towers sit front and center in this neighborhood, and no one seems to know the true story behind this historic site.

Tuscany Thermal Resort

Take a dip in the thermal pool, relax with a few treatments from the onsite spa, or enjoy a massage at this resort.

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci

This school can teach you how to talk like a local, and you can take additional cooking lessons as well.

Gelateria di Piazza

With delicious ice creams using specialty and locally produced ingredients, this small shop is a hit with locals and celebrities like Tony Blair.

Cavolo Nero

The chef at this hidden gem uses fresh and seasonal ingredients for a menu that constantly changes with the seasons.

Kopa Kabana

Rich gelatos are on the menu at this ice cream shop, which hand makes its gelatos on a daily basis.

Battistero di San Giovanni

Gorgeous architecture is the main focus of this smaller museum, which opens earlier than any other museum in the city.

Pisa

A trip to Tuscany isn't complete without tours of Pisa and the surrounding areas. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is just one of the main sites nearby.

The Baptistry

The Baptistry is one of Florence's oldest buildings. Built in the eleventh century, this popular building attracts visitors through its bronze doors.

The Basilica di Santa Croce

The Basilica di Santa Croce is the largest Franciscan Church in Italy and the home of funerary monuments for famous Florentines.

The Boboli Gardens

The Boboli Gardens behind the Pitti Palace is one of the most elegant official state gardens you will ever see, with some Roman statues to boot.

The Medieval Basilica di San Miniato al Monte

The Medieval Basilica di San Miniato al Monte sits atop one of the highest points in Florence.

The Opera

The Opera at Mark's Anglican Church provides opera lovers with fantastic presentations.

The Planetarium

The Planetarium in Florence is popular with both adults and children as it features a plethora of astronomical reproductions.

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