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15 iconic Florence landmarks and historical sights
15 iconic Florence landmarks and historical sights

Florence’s history as the epicenter of architecture, science, politics, commerce, and art has imprinted on the city’s skyline and topography. The entire old town is a UNESCO heritage site, and it’s impossible to wander through Florence without coming upon sights of historical and architectural importance. Discover the birthplace of the Renaissance through Florence’s most celebrated landmarks, from the stunning Duomo to the fairytale feel of the Ponte Vecchio.

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Your guide to Florence in November: 7 essential experiences
Your guide to Florence in November: 7 essential experiences

Florence in November experiences a noticeable shift. Leaves fall, temperatures cool, and olives and white truffles are harvested. Despite the chillier weather, there are plenty of engaging things to do in Florence, including movie festivals and cooking classes.

With fewer visitors around, landmarks like the Uffizi Gallery, Duomo, and Boboli Gardens feel less crowded, making November one of the best times to visit Florence. Whether you’re interested in seasonal dishes, cultural events, or viewing Renaissance masterpieces, Florence has plenty to offer. Here are some suggestions for your November adventure.

Why go to Florence in November?

Fewer tourists at the most famous museums and landmarks

Visiting Florence in November means shorter lines and more space at popular sites. You can comfortably see Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia Gallery or stroll across the Ponte Vecchio without the usual crowds. Cooler temperatures and increased rainfall mean fewer visitors, giving you more room to enjoy the city.

It’s peak olive oil season

From late October to early December, Tuscany harvests olives to produce fresh olio nuovo (new oil). Unlike wine, olive oil tastes best when it’s freshly pressed. November is the ideal time to enjoy this fresh olive oil with traditional food in Florence.

Florence’s full calendar of cultural events and festivals

November is an ideal month for film enthusiasts visiting Florence. The city’s cultural calendar includes several notable film festivals, such as the Festival dei Popoli, one of Europe’s oldest documentary film festivals, and Lo Schermo dell’Arte Cinema and Contemporary Art Festival.

Towards the end of the month, the Weihnachtsmarkt Christmas market opens, marking the start of the festive season.

Compete in or watch the Florence Marathon

For over 40 years, runners have gathered in Florence to challenge themselves along the city’s historic streets and the Arno River. You can watch the start and finish of the race at Piazza del Duomo.

What’s the weather like in Florence in November?

Florence’s weather in November tends to be chilly, rainy, and windy. This month usually sees the highest rainfall of the year. To stay comfortable, pack layers like long-sleeved shirts, sweaters, sweatshirts, a rain jacket, and a hat.

  • Average day temperature: 60 F (15 C)
  • Average night temperature: 43 F (6 C)
  • Average days of rain: 14
  • Average hours of sun per day: 3

Top things to do in Florence in November

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We had a great time today. Don’t hesitate to book this tour. The wineries were great, good scenery, and great atmosphere and delicious wine. We had so much fun. Abbie shared a lot of knowledge of the region and the wine country. Both places had different atmospheres and created a great vibe. No pressure to buy any wines but we did anyway. We really enjoyed everything.

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Our guide, Alessandro, was AMAZING. He was energetic and engaged. He definitely wanted us to get the most out of our experience. Everything ran smoothly and on time. Sergio was an excellent bus driver. Overall, we would highly recommend this tour.

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The stop in Greve was nice. Met an artist there with beautiful local works. The drive was beautiful. Lunch was okay. Wine was delicious.

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Guide was great, stops were beautiful, lunch was delicious. Would have preferred more free time in Siena vs the other 2 cities.

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the guide was awesome, the landscape was amazing, the the wine tasting was above our expectation