Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is also called the "cradle of Renaissance". The well conserved centre is full of terrific historic buildings and precious art treasures, which are evidence of the city's wealth in medieval times and its leading economic, political and cultural position during the reign of the Medici in the 15th century.
Stroll around the historic centre, take a walk over the Ponte Vecchio or visit one of the over 70 museums - whatever you choose to do, you will be provided with the opportunity to have a close look at Italian life style and to improve your Italian language skills.
