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Firenze Rafting
After the cemetery post, I promised to write about something livelier. Living near the Arno, I’ve often seen different watercraft cruising along the river. This gave me the idea to search for a water-based activity for the kids. Well, today I happened to be at a plein air painting workshop by the river, in one…
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Cimitero Inglese (English Cemetery)
The “English” Cemetery is a remarkable place with a unique history. Established by the Swiss in 1827, it served as a final resting place for non-Catholics who were not permitted burial within the city of Florence. The cemetery isn’t owned or operated by any English entity. Nor is it exclusively a place for the English…
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Muso Stibbert
Here is a place I think you will like. The Stibbert Museum is a hidden gem located in the northern part of Florence, away from the crowds of the city center. The museum houses an impressive collection of arms, armor, and costumes from around the world, making it an interesting historical attraction to visit. The…
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Coffee Mantra
The first place I photographed in Firenze. I don’t know why I was moved to photograph it. It’s not pretty. It’s not Renaissance. I just had a hunch. It felt like a real place in a city of fairy-tales. It just had a good feeling. I was right about this place. It’s a sweet spot…
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Rock Bottom Records
This is a great place to buy vinyl. The people are so down-to-earth. The guy is constantly working on the catalogue. He told me off for returning a record I thought was an LP but was only a single. He told me I should be more careful. He’ll have to catalogue it again. He clearly…
aka the quiet seekers guide, nothing to do with sealions actually
adventure cafe caffe machinato experience garden park quiet space shop vinyl water
Sea Lions Guide to Firenze 