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The Heritage Guide Florence
by Touring Club Italiano,
Touring Club of Italy |
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A Complete Guide to the Renaissance
City, the Surrounding Countryside, and the Chianti Region
(Heritage Guides).
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Frommer's
Portable Florence
by Reid Bramblett (Author) |
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Frommer's Portable Guides offer all the detailed information
and insider advice of a
Frommer's Complete Guide--but in a concise, pocket-sized format.
Perfect for the short-term traveler who insists on value and
doesn't want to wade through carry a full-size guidebook,
this series selects the very best choices in all price categories
and takes you straight to the top sights. Get the latest on
hotels, restaurants, sightseeing, shopping, and nightlife
in a nutshell in these lightweight, inexpensive guides. Frommer's
Portable Florence offers everything you need at a glance.
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Walk With Me : A Self Guided
Audio...
by The Cicerone |
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Walking tour on 60-minute cassette tape. A self guided walking
tour covering the heart of Florence from the magnificent dome
to the Pitti Palace. This is a full day's tour or several shorter
walks. A large print map is included with transportation, toilets,
ATMs and eating arrangements clearly marked. Narration is clear
and interesting. The Cicerone shows the traveler the beginning
work of the Renaissance and tells of the genius that created
the famous and elegant Dome. He shows us where the Elves and
Goblins waged a war so ferocious that all of Europe talked about
it. [...]
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Florence: The City and Its
Architecture
by Richard
J. Goy
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This book offers a comprehensive
account of the architecture of Florence, setting the city's
extraordinarily beautiful buildings within the political,
economic, and cultural contexts in which they were made. The
rapid expansion of its banking interests and its wool and
textile industries brought Florence prosperity, and it became,
under Medici power, the heart of the European Renaissance,
and the sponsor of pivotal architectural works.[...]
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Lonely Planet Florence Condensed...
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Rick Steves' Florence 2003
by Rick Steves, Gene Openshaw |
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Rick Steves doesn't just list where to travel in Europe, he
leads travelers through the "Back Door," and reveals
how to give every journey an extra, more authentic dimension.
He shows travelers how to delve into European culture, make
friends with the locals, and experience each region's natural
wonders -- economically and hassle free. Rick Steves' Florence
2003 features the best sights, including the Duomo, the Uffizi,
the Bargello, and the Ponte Vecchio. You'll find the best
sights and activities, friendly places to eat and sleep --
heavy on character, light on the budget, suggested day plans
and itineraries mixing famous sights with little-known discoveries,
shopping and entertainment secrets, and special tips for exploring
with kids. "It's Rick Steves again, that one-man Euro-dynamo."
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Florence Walking Guide: Where
to Go
by Jeanne Oelerich |
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Walking is the best way to experience a city's sights, sounds,
history, and culture. These detailed yet convenient pocket
guides make walking in Florence or Rome fun and safe. Easy-to-follow
maps pinpoint museums, restaurants, parks, shopping destinations,
and historical sites along four walks in Florence and six
in Rome. For every point of interest, additional information
about the site is provided, and restaurant recommendations
are included. Useful information such as local "dos and
don'ts," historical background, weather, and a restaurant
bill and tipping guide are provided. Detailed maps of the
most popular museums offer assistance navigating, among others,
the Uffizi and Bargello in Florence and the Sistine Chapel
and St. Peter's in Rome.
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