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Fishing in the Arno
March 9th, 2010 by LorenzoIf you are brave and during your time in Florence with the right weather you want to try some Arno fishing try to beat the monster that populates the somewhat clean water of our beautiful city river.
The monster!
If you have ever in mind to go tanning by the rats 
this might make change your mind but stay calm the beast only swims in the deeper water and you are not taking a bath in the Arno, aren’t you!?
This fish, not as big as the one record above is what so called the Cat Fish and finds its way in the Arno waters eating many fish and sometimes also Nutrie, our cute giant rats in the Arno, if you have followed the above link.
Some students & tourists enjoy tanning by the Arno channels, other fish and might want to give a try getting the beast!
Look at another one fished in the Arno some time ago!
Florence Districts
March 9th, 2010 by LorenzoKnow Florence 101
March 9th, 2010 by Lorenzo
No Budget No Offers!
March 1st, 2010 by LorenzoIt’s that simple many Clients visiting our site send Generic Requests with no budget get very few or NO OFFERS. We fully understand that searching for property in Florence can be schocking from all the offer available and you simply don’t know what the prices for lodging are, our service is just designed to address this issue: helping you deciding among the huge offer available in Florence.
Palaces in Florence
February 19th, 2010 by LucaStrozzi Palace
Strozzi Palace is one of the historical buildings of Florence and constitutes one of the greatest example of civilian architectural of the Renaissance. It is possible to enter the building from three monumental entrances that overlooks respectively on the Piazza Strozzi, from Via Strozzi and from Via Tornabuoni. Was named after the buyer’s family Strozzi, a rich florentine dealer in competition with the Medici family. In order to realize this Palace nine buildings were destroyed. The architect to which the project was assigned is Benedetto da Maiano. At the end of the twentieth century the building was made over to the Italian State that utilizes it as the site for some important institution such as the Gabinetto Vieusseux.
