ABOUT

I offer private cultural walks in Florence, designed for one

 

person — or two, if you are travelling together.

 

My approach grows out of doctoral research and many

 

years of close, continuous engagement with the city.

 

Florence is not treated as a collection of highlights, but

 

approached as a place that can be read, interpreted, and

 

gradually understood.

 

Each walk begins with conversation and a shared pace.

 

From there, the route remains open, shaped by your

 

interests rather than by a fixed itinerary. What matters is

 

not coverage, but attention.

 

These walks are intended for those who value depth over

 

accumulation, and dialogue over narration. For people who

 

enjoy looking closely, asking questions, and allowing a

 

place to disclose itself without haste.

 

I work with Florence as a lived environment — one that

 

rewards pauses, detours, and moments of marginality.

 

Often it is in what appears secondary or quiet that the city

 

becomes most legible.

 

What tends to remain are not facts or stories, but a way of

 

seeing: details noticed, connections formed, and a sense of

 

having spent time with the city rather than simply passing

 

through it.