A trip to Italy does not stop with a visit to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. One must soak in all that Tuscany has to offer in terms of scenery, food and wine. Ristorante Buca Mario is framed for the latter. Ribollita and soup were served along with wine in the Pallazzo Niccolini’s cellars in 1886. Word spread and soon Mario Corsini, the founder, found himself with many clients, some of whom were non-Florentine. In time, Corsini’s restaurant became famous for its typically Florentine taste and earned itself a place among the top restaurants in town. Buca Mario remains not only the best restaurant in Florence, but also one of the most unique places to dine, as it retains the original Florentine flavor and is even today situated in the cellars as per Corsini’s original idea.
Archive for ◊ December, 2008 ◊

Have you considered spending a great day out of the city on a bike in the Chianti wine region? Florence bike tours (part of Florence Tourism) are perhaps the best way one can sightsee the Tuscan countryside. Unlike a car or van which is closed on all sides, the bicycle ride gives the rider the feeling of being one with nature. Signing up for the bike tour is perhaps the best way to ensure you get your value for money. Priced at € 60 per person for a fully guided Florence day tour, the bike tour is available everyday from March to December.

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