Free map: Florence best gelato 🍦
A map of the best gelato shops in Florence When it comes to ice cream we Italians get really serious. In Florence even more: perhaps because gelato was invented here at the end of the 1500s by an architect - perhaps a bit of an archistar as we call them today: Bernardo Buontalenti, who left us his extremely creamy flavour “the Buontalenti”. Not all the gelato shops in Florence - and there are so many, I assure you - sell good gelato. How do you recognize good gelato then? First of all, trust your eyes: colors that are too bright or too “bold” are unnatural, so I would avoid them immediately. As well as “mountains” of gelato on display. Exaggerated. Less is more if you know what I mean. Finally: a good gelato shop must produce on site and must therefore have the laboratory on site. Well,… now you already know everything about gelato but walking all over florence in search of the best gelaterias might take a bit too much... it took me forever - it's hard work but someone has to do it!!! So : here you go, these are, in my opinion the best and most authentic. Enjoy!!!
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Vivoli
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A super famous, historical, best known gelato shop of Florence. Santa Croce neighborhood
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Gelateria dei Neri
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In via dei Neri, on the way from Piazza Santa Croce to Piazza Signoria
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Gelateria Della Passera
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Small, boutique gelateria, in a small lovely square of the Oltrarno, passed the ponte Vecchio , with few delicious seasonal flavors.
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Probably the most central spot, in a side street of Via Calzaioli, a few steps from the Diomonand Piazza della Signoria
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Gelateria Edoardo il gelato biologico
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Organic gelato in the shade of Beunelleschi’s Dome
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Gelateria Carabè Firenze
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A few steps from the Accademia museum (David by Michelangelo) is a must before or after the visit to the museum. Classic gelato with a Sicilian twist like it’s coffe and almond granitas !
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Free map: Florence best gelato 🍦
A map of the best gelato shops in Florence When it comes to ice cream we Italians get really serious. In Florence even more: perhaps because gelato was invented here at the end of the 1500s by an architect - perhaps a bit of an archistar as we call them today: Bernardo Buontalenti, who left us his extremely creamy flavour “the Buontalenti”. Not all the gelato shops in Florence - and there are so many, I assure you - sell good gelato. How do you recognize good gelato then? First of all, trust your eyes: colors that are too bright or too “bold” are unnatural, so I would avoid them immediately. As well as “mountains” of gelato on display. Exaggerated. Less is more if you know what I mean. Finally: a good gelato shop must produce on site and must therefore have the laboratory on site. Well,… now you already know everything about gelato but walking all over florence in search of the best gelaterias might take a bit too much... it took me forever - it's hard work but someone has to do it!!! So : here you go, these are, in my opinion the best and most authentic. Enjoy!!!
6 Places • 9 Saves • ago
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Vivoli
@elenacalissi
A super famous, historical, best known gelato shop of Florence. Santa Croce neighborhood
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Gelateria dei Neri
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In via dei Neri, on the way from Piazza Santa Croce to Piazza Signoria
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Gelateria Della Passera
@elenacalissi
Small, boutique gelateria, in a small lovely square of the Oltrarno, passed the ponte Vecchio , with few delicious seasonal flavors.
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Perché no!...
@elenacalissi
Probably the most central spot, in a side street of Via Calzaioli, a few steps from the Diomonand Piazza della Signoria
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Gelateria Edoardo il gelato biologico
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Organic gelato in the shade of Beunelleschi’s Dome
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Gelateria Carabè Firenze
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A few steps from the Accademia museum (David by Michelangelo) is a must before or after the visit to the museum. Classic gelato with a Sicilian twist like it’s coffe and almond granitas !
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Native of Florence and certified guide of this marvellous city. Founder of Italian Vista Travel - Italy travel custom planner. Your Florentine and Italian connection!
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