Florence

After spending a couple of days in Rome we took a train to Florence. We stayed in a little boutique hotel run by the nicest Italian couple. If you're ever in Florence we definitely recommend staying there. It was all just perfect and felt like we were in the Italian countryside.

We spent one day wondering around Florence, and the next day we went out to Siena. We really didn't have any exciting adventures to tell about. It was all just very relaxing and full of good food and wine!



Windblown in a piazza

Seeing David live was way more exciting than I thought it would be. He's so much bigger than I ever imagined. It really turned out to be a highlight from Florence for us, so I had just to had to ignore the angry Italian woman yelling "NO!" at anyone holding a camera and snap one. Such a rebel...

Famous gold doors... can't exactly remember the name, but apparently these started the whole Renaissance.

The Duomo. Or as like to call it, the church in Candyland.

Florence at dusk

Another Candyland church

Ponte Vecchio and the Arno River

Florence