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One of the main reasons why we chose Florence as our wedding destination is there are so many unique things to do in this area! As the capital city of the Tuscan region, Florence is known for its outstanding art, renaissance architecture, and abundant culinary offerings. Fun fact: Florence was considered the capital of Italy from 1965-1970! The city centre is not to be missed. For those interested in exploring the countryside, the Chianti region of Tuscany is known for its panoramic hilly landscapes and, of course, wine. We recommend renting a car to fully immerse yourself into all the local towns have to offer.
Montefioralle Town Centre

Montefioralle Town Centre

Greve in Chianti, Chianti, Florence, Italy

Recognized among the most beautiful towns in Italy, the hamlet retains an atmosphere suspended in time, with medieval structures and picturesque cobblestone roads. * 5 minute drive from Villa Benedetta.

Verrazzano Castle and Winery

Verrazzano Castle and Winery

Via Castello di Verrazzano - 1, Greve in Chianti, Chianti, Florence 50022, Italy
, +39055854243

An 1000 year old hillside castle and with 52 hectares of vineyards to explore. Guided winery tours and meal pairings can be booked in advance on their website. * 10 minute drive from Villa Benedetta.

La Castellana Restaurant

La Castellana Restaurant

2 Via Montefioralle, Greve in Chianti, Chianti, Florence 50022, Italy

A rustic traditional Tuscan trattoria with a terrace overlooking the Chianti hills serving local seasonal dishes. Specialties include a variety of truffle dishes, pappardelle with wild boar sauce, and Florentine steak. For an unforgettable experience, the restaurant can also organize truffle hunting with a family of local truffle hunters in nearby Chianti woods! * 5 minute drive from Villa Benedetta.

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore

Piazza del Duomo, Florence, Fl 50122, Italy

A true architectural masterpiece! The site was consecrated in 1436 and includes the cathedral, dome, bell tower, baptistry, and museum. Notable features are the green, red and white marble facade, stained glass, and its collection of statues and paintings. While entry to the cathedral is free, tickets are required to enter the dome, bell tower and baptistry (also important to note the 463 steps to climb the dome and bell tower). Fun fact: This cathedral is the fourth largest cathedral in the world! * Located in Florence City Centre.

Accademia Gallery

Accademia Gallery

Via Ricasoli 58/60, Florence, Fl 50129, Italy

A world-renowned art gallery founded in 1784, most famous for Michelangelo’s sculpture David, among other works by Michelangelo and local Florentine artists. Fun fact: According to UNESCO, 60% of the world's most important works of art are located in Italy and approximately half of these are in Florence! * Located in Florence City Centre.

Florence Central Market

Florence Central Market

Piazza del Mercato Centrale, Via dell'Ariento, Florence, 50123, Italy

A must-see during your visit to Florence! A gourmet food hall atop a historic market, serving Italian and international fare. Open daily from 9 am until midnight. * Located in Florence City Centre.

The Mall

The Mall

Via Europa 8, Leccio Reggello, Florence, 50066, Italy

For those looking to do some shopping, The Mall is an outdoor designer outlet mall with brands such as Fendi, Gucci, and Dolce and Gabanna (to name a few). * Located 40 minutes Southeast of Florence City Centre, or 40 minutes Northeast of Villa Benedetta.

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