Analysts used websites like Tourlane and WalkScore to map distances between top tourist attractions and analysed air quality to ensure visitors would enjoy fresh air while strolling around.
In Florence, all major attractions are within half a mile radius of each other, and the city centre can be explored on foot within two hours.
“Florence’s walkability seeps through in its historic centre, where narrow lanes lead to landmarks like the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio,” the report states.
The entire historic centre, a UNESCO site, houses fascinating attractions such as the Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza del Duomo, and Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, all easily accessible by foot.
Tripadvisor offers numerous walking tours for this incredibly historic city, with the Florence Sunset Food and Wine Tour with Eating Europe highly recommended.
Boasting a five-star reputation with nearly 2000 reviews, the tour offers an enticing journey through Florence’s historic streets, teaching participants how to craft the city’s iconic negroni cocktail while savouring an array of local specialities.
The tour spans a delectable three and a half hours, reports the Mirror
One enthusiast recommended, “must try”. They added: “What a splendid way to see the heart of the city and enjoy the food and drink of the locals here in Florence.
“We tried foods we would have never thought to try and we absolutely loved them.”
Another praised the experience, remarking: “It was VERY fun, informative and good food. Our guide was awesome, fun and full of energy. We went to several places and it lasted over 3 hours.”
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