Date Ideas in Florence

20s / Aperitivo / Buffet / Café

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Party Earth Review A Happy Hour hotspot for a chic crowd, Negroni is not only a historical piece of Florence’s identity – after all, it was here that the famous Negroni cocktail was invented – but also a modern manifestation of the city’s international character. Besides the diverse clientele that hails from all over the globe, the bar is ... more

30s / Blazers / Breakfast / Brunch

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Reviewed by Shelby G.

"My Take: Golden View is famous for what its name alludes to; an elegant restaurant with the most breathtaking view in Florence. As guests first enter ..." more

20s / 30s / 40s / After Work / Brunch

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Reviewed by Shelby G.

"My Take: The lining of Piazza della Repubblica is dotted with a delectable assortment of tiny cafes, each adding their own flair to the magnificence o ..." more

All Ages / All Types / Casual

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Party Earth Review The Chianti region, located about twenty miles south of Florence, is a beautiful area famous for its red wines and picturesque panoramas and makes for a wonderful day trip away from the city. The region contains numerous vineyards, both world-renowned and underground, where visitors can take tours and sample different wines ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / All Ages / All Types

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Reviewed by Kayla D.

"While leaving in Firenze, I decided to spend three days at varying times, in Piazza della Repubblica. This is what I discovered. Day 1-While the Piaz ..." more

20s / 30s / Blazers / Chic / Chill / Wine

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Reviewed by Harrison B.

"The Restaurant is overall phenomenal. I have been a few times and tried the pasta dishes, salads, and their famous steak with the blueberry sauce. Eve ..." more

All Ages / All Types / Casual

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Party Earth Review Perched atop a hill on the south side of the Arno, Piazzale Michelangelo offers a breathtakingly expansive view of Florence, making it a popular spot for residents and tourists alike. The front of the Piazzale looks out over the Palazzo Vecchio, Duomo, and beyond to the hills of Fiesole. Though the place is usually over ... more