Calenzano Things to Do

This popular Spanish bar and restaurant's combination of good food and great music is hard to beat. Specialties from the Iberian peninsula include bocadillos (sandwiches), sopas (fish or vegetable soups) and verbenas (assorted... more

After years of closure, this once legendary cinema is enjoying something of a Renaissance as an enormous bar, restaurant and entertainment complex. People come here for a relaxing drink after work and then go on for something t... more

Encompassing the Biblioteca Laurenziana  and the Cappelle Medicee, this basilica is a testimony to the political power and patronage of the Medici family. Its origins date back to 393 when St. Ambrose consecrated it in memory o... more

Zoe is a hip bar located in the Oltrarno, a popular meeting point for 20 to 30-somethings, who linger outside drinking and talking until the wee hours of the morning. They serve breakfast and lunch, but it's most crowded during... more

A pint of Guinness, karaoke nights, live music sessions, all the sports you need on TV. This is what you will find at this Florentine Irish pub. Not the best place to be if you want to meet a local crowd, but people from all ov... more

YAB (YouAreBeautiful) is the only real superclub in the historical center of Florence. One big dance floor plus another small one, this glamorous venue has in its weekly schedule a very wide offer events. Monday is dedicated to... more

The construction of the Basilica of Santa Croce began in 1294. Giotto's frescoes in the chapels at the head of the transept are considered to be some of the finest examples of 14th century painting, while the 19th-century archi... more

This small, friendly bar is located just around the corner from Santa Croce and offers a simple selection of beers, wines and cocktails to a predominantly male crowd. Piccolo is, however, one of the few gay-friendly locales in... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

mroc2103 said

… in the middle of the day so you don't lose time there either. I started with the Galleria dell'Accademia… continue reading »

This building was constructed between 1444 and 1460 by Michelozzo Michelozzi on the orders of Cosimo il Vecchio. It represents the prototype of the Florentine Renaissance style, characterized by mullioned windows of every size.... more