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Love is all around in Florence
Love is all around in Florence
Michelangelo's David
Michelangelo's David

Florence, Italy, is certainly one of the most romantic cities in the world. Exquisite palaces, beautiful, fragrant gardens, wonderful architecture, great art and warm welcoming inhabitants combine to warm work weary hearts.

Romantic hotels in Florence

There are some wonderfully romantic hotels - we've selected the best for you to browse and book online at great rates on romantic-hotels.co.uk.

Making the most of your romantic break

Take your lover for a stroll along the banks of the Arno river. Take a chilled bottle of champagne, find a quiet spot and toast each other and perhaps the beautiful sunset in this magical city temple of romance.

Then head to Piazza Signoira. Cuddle up in a horse-drawn carriage and drift through atmospheric narrow streets from and taking a route through the winding, narrow streets of Florence.

Culturally Florence is extraordinary. Visit the Uffizi gallery and see wonderful work by Botticelli and Michelangelo. Move on to the magnificent 15th century Pitti Palace, was built by the Pitti family and later renovated extended by the Medice family after they came into power in 1550.

The Boboli Gardens, part Pitti Palace, are beautiful and are a romantic place to stroll with your lover. A choice of paths, lined with beautiful classical statues and cypress trees will take you to the brow from where fabulous views of Florence will entrance you. Pause on a seat by the lake or fountain and be lost in the tranquillity and each other.

Visit the time warp Palatine Gallery - filled to the brim with a fabulous collection of 16th and 17th century masterpieces by Fra' Barlotomio, Andrea del Sarto, Pontormo, Fiorentino, Van Dyck and more.

Next day head out of Florence and immerse yourselves in the beautiful, hilly landscapes and quaint medieval villages and towns that surrounds the city.

There's no shortage of fine restaurants in Florence. For seafood try the famous Ristorante Ricchi. La Baraonda, The Vivoli and The Coronas Café near the Duomo.