Three hours walking historical tour of Florence and shopping Made in Italy in Florence.

-Start in Piazza Santa Croce. In the 13th century, in fact, the district was historically a concentration of leather tanneries due to its proximity to the Arno River. -Michelangelo Gallery (workshop where you can learn about leather working, antique book binding and traditional Florentine paper directly from the artisans. There you will have a tour of the store and a chance to buy). - Piazza della Signoria -Market known as the "Mercato del Porcellino. " - Ugo Poggi store on Via degli Strozzi (is not a brand, but a way of life. In this store you can admire the "timeless beauty "created and passed down from generation to generation by the Poggi family in their entire collections of porcelain, silver, crystal and Murano glass) -Via del Corso: Acqua dell'Elba store; Firenzeraku ( the well-known ceramist Antonio Zaccarella, decided to create this unique exhibition of artistic clocks made of ceramics according to the ancient RAKU technique) -Light lunch break or breakfast at Scudieri (elegant café opened in 1939)