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Welcome Cdn. I bet you're looking forward to your visit, and I'm sure you wont be dissapointed. Firenze (Florence) is a beautiful place though somewhat busy at that time of year, so trips out will be a benifit. Visit Sienna. Lucca, Pisa and San Giminano, all easyily acessable form Firenze.Ciao

Hope you both have a great time, Firenze will be crowded and there will be lots of walking tours led by all manner of umbrellas, scarves etc. The winner, when I was there, was a tour led by a woman with a professional looking badge on a stick proclaiming her to be from "Trumpy Tours". The howls of laughter when I told the staf a the language school what it also menat was one of the highlights of my stay.

Travelling by train in Italy is excellent (and easy) Can I recommend you have a look at Trenitalia website to help you plan your trips.Also, be careful in Firenze - if you want to sit outside some places charge extra (a lot extra)....Lucca is beautiful and well worth a trip but remember a large majority of the shops in Lucca shut at 1:00 and don't open again until 4:00 - so go early and have a long lunch....Have a great trip! Jinty

Don't worry about the shops being closed! Go to:Trattoria da 'LEO' in Via Tegrimi (close to the Duomo) for your long lunch. The ribs are particularly good!

Hi and a very warm welcome. Tuscany is a wonderful place. I do agree with the others, trains from Florence are excellent and do not miss Lucca. The train station is only 200 m away from the San Pietro gate which takes you through the walls into the most magnificent town you can ever imagine. Magic!

Hi and welcome,let me advice you some further readings about Tuscany:www.italymag.co.uk/italy-featured/tuscany/tuscany-reviewEnjoy!

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