La piazza de la Reppublica is a hub for life in Firenze, live music, street artists, and vendors as both locals and tourists enjoy the restaurants around the square.
A little girl laughing with her mom on the streets of Firenze
An old villa in a garden outside of Rome
The street below the Piazzale degli Uffizi as well as many streets outside the main historical sites of Firenze are full of street artists who create their drawings or paintings right there on the sidewalk.
A flower hidden within the thorns in Boboli Gardens
Being a tourist in Firenze can be tiring and finding a good place to sit outside when the weather is nice can be even harder. This tourist from England found a perch atop a pillar in Piazza Santa Croce
Chianti, Italia is the region of Tuscany outside of Firenze and is full of vineyards and original castles that go back generations.
A vendor at Mercado di Sant'Ambrogio smiling with customers
The winter in Firenze, Italia is full of restoration and renovations because it is the off season for tourism.
Among the hustle of Piazza della Singoria, a local street artist takes an afternoon nap while the Tuscan sun warms him.
Biblioteca delle Oblate is a public library in Firenze that clearly shows the juxtaposition of modern society living within the history of Italia.
The unwavering love of a dog is clear as they stand watch over their owner as she relaxes on the steps of Santa Croce with her book.
This man spends his days drawing portraits of people on the street, never taking time to admire his own profile.
Manarola is one of the five colorful costal villages that make up Cinque Terre, Italia. Cinque Terre is known for the colorful homes and terraced farming and vineyards
Vittoriano in the center of Rome
La Piazza del Duomo, Siena is full of narrow streets and intricate designs in the architectire. It is a smaller city that is harder to get to so there are fewer tourists, but the Duomo holds one of a kind artwork and interior detail.
Off the coast of Livorno
