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Travel guides in PDF
Practical guides for people who land here and want to spend the right amount: checked 2026 prices, advice with figures, no advertising.
Each guide is written for people who arrive by plane and stay two, three or four days: how to get from the airport into town without paying for a taxi, which transport ticket really pays off, where to sleep and eat well at normal prices, what you can see for free and on which days, the traps that cost money and an honest budget for three ways of travelling. Prices are those of 2026.
Florence, how to save money on your trip
Florence in 2026: Peretola and Pisa, tram at €2.00, museums and free first Sunday, where to sleep and eat. Updated prices.
- All the connections from Florence Peretola and Pisa Galilei to the centre, with 2026 prices
- Tickets for the Uffizi, Accademia, Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio, with an honest breakdown of the Firenzecard
- 14 places and occasions for free, from the first Sunday of the month to Piazzale Michelangelo
- Three spending profiles per day, the tourist tax and the mistakes that cost the most
€180estimated saving for a couple on a weekend by following the guide
52tips and traps, with the cost of each
€3.50 15 pages, PDF
One purchase gives you the PDF in English, German and Italian.
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101 free things to do in Florence
One hundred and one places among squares, churches, gardens, views and festivals, each with its best season and a practical tip, to see Florence without paying for admission.
- 101 things with free entry, each with its area, the right season and a practical tip
- Four areas: Duomo, Signoria and the centre; Oltrarno and Santo Spirito; Santa Croce, San Lorenzo and Santa Maria Novella; Hills and surroundings
- A month-by-month calendar and sixteen ready-made walks
- The parts that cost money are flagged entry by entry, with an indicative price
101free things, checked against sources
50pages, in three languages
€4.90 50 pages, PDF
One purchase gives you the PDF in English, German and Italian.
Buy the guide, €4.90
101 free things to do in Tuscany
101 entries for visiting Tuscany without a ticket, among hill villages, churches, views, walking routes, festivals and free beaches, with the best season and the paid parts flagged.
- 101 things with free entry, each with its area, the right season and a practical tip
- Four areas: Coast and north-west; Siena, Chianti and Val d'Orcia; Arezzo, Mugello, Prato and Pistoia; Maremma, Argentario and Elba
- A month-by-month calendar and sixteen ready-made walks
- The parts that cost money are flagged entry by entry, with an indicative price
101free things, checked against sources
50pages, in three languages
€4.90 50 pages, PDF
One purchase gives you the PDF in English, German and Italian.
Buy the guide, €4.90
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