What’s inside
You get a complete Florence system: 100-page PDF guide plus an interactive map built with multiple layers (Day 1 route, Day 2 route, Food & Drink, Detour Delights, and Toilets).
The map layers (your on-the-ground navigator)
✔️ Layer 1: Walking Directions (Day 1).
✔️ Layer 2: Walking Directions (Day 2).
✔️ Layer 3: Food & Drink Guide (cafés, trattorias, wine bars, gelato).
✔️ Layer 4: Detour Delights (quiet extras just off the main route).
✔️ Layer 5: Public Toilets (reliable spots across the city).
The guide content (what to do + how to do it)
✔️ Where to Stay in Florence
✔️ Arriving + getting around Florence (tram, bus, taxis, ZTL warning and ZTL map for Florence).
✔️ Uffizi & Accademia ticket strategy and timing.
✔️ Day 1 + Day 2 “what you’ll see” + step-by-step route.
✔️ Accessible Florence alternative routing notes.
✔️ Pack list, travel tips, toilet guidance, apps, emergency numbers.
✔️ Bookings & ticket tracker + printable checklists.
Designed for real Florence days
Designed for real Florence days
The guide is built around how Florence actually works: timed museum entry, crowd windows, short distances that still feel long when you’re navigating cobblestones and queues, and the moments that matter most when you’re not rushing.
Day 2
What you’ll stop stressing about
- “Where do I go next?” — your route is mapped and layered for Day 1 and Day 2.
- “Where do we eat near here?” — food & drink stops are pinned and sortable.
- “Where’s a toilet?” — a dedicated public toilet layer is included.
- “What should I book?” — the ticket tracker keeps the essentials in one place.
Why this guide works
- Smart clustering to minimize backtracking
- Realistic pacing with buffers for queues, photos, espresso
- Clear choices: deep‑dive vs. highlights at major stops
- On‑route food exactly where you’ll be when hunger hits
Good to know
- Walking pace: planned for a full but doable day with plenty of breaks (wear comfy shoes).
- Opening hours & prices: kept up-to-date for 2026.
- Map access: works great on your phone (Google Maps).
- Dietary needs: the Food & Café Guide includes options for common dietary restrictions.
- What’s not included: attraction tickets, transport, and meals.
Who it’s perfect for:
This guide is for you if…
- You have 1–2 nights in Florence and want to see the essentials without feeling like you’re sprinting from sight to sight.
- You like clear, realistic routes that group sights together so you’re not backtracking all over the city.
- You want an interactive map + daily walking routes, with metro/bus pointers when your feet need a break.
- You appreciate practical extras like public toilet pins, accessible alternates and a small packing & apps cheat sheet.
- You’re a weekend-break / mini-trip traveler who wants maximum Rome in minimal time.
How it works (3 easy steps)
1. DOWNLOAD
Access your PDF, map, and bonuses instantly after purchase.
2. PLAN
Open the map, pick your day layer, and slot in food & gelato from the guide, easy.
3. EXPLORE
Follow the map + step‑by‑step plan.
Designed by your local experts
Ciao, I’m Maria – a techie by day and an Italy explorer at heart, living in Rome for over 10 years. My happiest days involve unhurried strolls through hidden courtyards, bites at bustling markets, and dinners in tiny trattorie with handwritten menus. Whether rambling along the lungomare or wandering mountain trails, I’m always chasing those effortlessly special moments that only Italy can offer, often with my four-legged travel CEO at my side, sniffing out the city’s best-kept secrets.
With a small team of local friends and contributors, I share calm routes, authentic eats, and small discoveries, one market, meal, and neighborhood gem at a time.
For more of our adventures, follow along at @romeonfoot.
What travelers say
“We didn’t waste time figuring things out. We followed the Day 1 route, then switched to the food layer when we were hungry, it felt like Florence on rails (in a good way).
Sarah ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“The map layers are the game-changer.
Toilets pinned, detours when we had extra time, and clear guidance for the big museums. This saved us so much mental energy.”
Bridget ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
FAQ
How much walking is involved?
Expect ~14–18k steps per day depending on optional detours. Built‑in breaks and café stops are included.
Is it updated for 2026?
Yes. Hours, access notes, and links are current for 2026.
Does the map work on my phone?
Yes. Open in Google Maps (iOS/Android).
Do I need to book anything in advance?
Uffizi & Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze.
What if I have dietary restrictions?
Our Food & Café Guide marks vegetarian‑friendly options and notes when gluten‑free or dairy‑free is feasible.
Refund policy?
Digital product so all sales are final. Because this is an instant download, we don’t offer refunds. If you have trouble accessing your files or the map, contact us and we’ll help you get set up.
What if I have trouble downloading the guide or using the map?
No worries – just reply to your confirmation email or contact us at hello@italyonfoot.com and we’ll help you get everything working quickly.