The street that connects Antinori square and Santa Trinita bridge is a famous shopping high-street with many designer’s shops, popular brands and fashion boutiques. But it is also a very interesting architectural site with many historical buildings and nice palaces at both sides of the...More

Personally, I never miss a chance to stroll along Via De’ Tornabuoni when I am in Florence. My favorite shoe designer, Salvatore Ferragamo, with his ageless elegant pumps is there... Gucci with its flamboyant style is there... Sleek and always sophisticated Armani... Roberto Cavalli with...More

If you like to shop, then this is your street. Here you will find every high-end designer in the world represented; such as Gucci, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Enrico Coveri, Roberto Cavalli, Emilio Pucci and others; plus the jewelry stores of Damiani, Bulgari and Buccellati. It...More

This place offers all the top brands I went into the Hermes shop and the frescoes on the ceiling are breathtaking . So if you can while you are shopping admire the architecture

I had the pleasure of living in Palazzo Larderel for two years and how I wish I could go back, this street is bursting full of life and happiness. From local shoppers to tourists it's such an amazing place and being able to spend so...More

This is the main shopping street which includes all the designer shops you can think of and others you have never heard of. Eating in the surrounding restaurants in this area are also expensive so best to avoid if on a limited budget. Handbags costing...More

Some of our time during our most recent visit to Florence was spent shopping. The Via de' Tornabuoni was one street where we spent some time window shopping rather than actually buying. This long boulevard is hull of high-end store offering quality merchandise for sale...More