Florence (Part 4) | The Italian Adventure

This episode we are being treated to a visual feast of iconic sights, from the serene beauty of Giardino delle Rose to the charming streets of Oltrarno. The visit extends to the colossal Pratolino Park and the lively atmosphere of Santo Spirito, offering a glimpse into the city's diverse cultural offerings. Many more sights are featured in this episode where the rich history and architectural splendour of Florence are on full display.
Andiamo! Let's go!
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David
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"Something About David" is my blog where I will be sharing written stories on my website, and vlogs on UA-cam. Follow me as I explore Italy from thigh to toe, immersing myself in the culture, traditions, food and history of this beautiful country. I want to highlight this country that I love so dearly through my personal lens as a traveller from Canada.
Some information narrated in this video are with thanks to visitflorence.com, discovertuscany.com/mugello/pratolino-park.html & wikipedia.com.
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[@margaretyerves2748]

Just wonderful! Informative and beautifully videotaped. Thank you!

[@travel_and_explore_with_BIP]

I really need to visit Italy

[@itssomethingaboutdavid]

You should! It's such an incredible place :)

[@Amaryllis-r5z]

Florence is a beatiful city. I think whole life is not enough to see all wonders of Italy. Yesterday I saw a film about Calabria and his byzantin art; there was mentionned for example a very old monastery, far away from pople recently inhabited again by Romanian monks. I've never heard about it and no book about Italy mention this bizantin art, an I have many.

[@itssomethingaboutdavid]

Its an incredible city indeed! Italy is chock full of incredible history and wonders. Thanks for watching!