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to the fullest and separate locations in the of the 5 westbank. it follows these roads and a 3 day operation inside the post indian territory, which has killed at least 20 feet. and that's it from me and the new seem uh have a was it was updated for you at the top of the. yeah. got f as in berlin from me and the news team. thanks for watching the get ready for an exciting auburn, toyota. little surprised. hi. i'm shopping and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to you. have you have a window to talk to me before you go to the spas. i'm the i'm expected side to side. the togetherness just came off of the to julie zullie
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the it's only the welcome to for a run in on may the city. welcome to florence. the most beautiful renaissance. sit because you don't have this really good. we start over again, starting over early in the morning. that is so much better for us as an incredible city, but it can get very, very crowded. so if you don't plan your visit, right, you might not enjoy it. i'm going to show you how to have a great time here and avoid the crowds as much as possible. we'll learn about the cities renaissance history. check out some of my favorite places. try some local
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tuscan cuisine and even have a moment alone with someone very special. personally, i love the flores. i spent a lot of time here in my twenties when i was studying and i'm really excited to show you around today the let me begin up to do all this on somebody in the field because he dropped the hearts of florence as historic center . if both are free to enter, by the way, the so impressive if you don't mind waiting in line, you can also go up to the top for a great deal. the. the best way to get around the center is to walk. i really recommend you get off the busy streets and explore some of the little side streets. honestly, you never know what you're gonna find. like look, we just walk down the street and here is the house of poet dumped the getty, i mean, that's incredible, right?
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speaking of payments names, you can't come to florence without learning about the medicine. the ministry family rules flores from the 15th to 18 centuries, and they filled the city with their architectural and artistic commissions submitted to you are closely associated with the italian renaissance of the cultural and political rebirth. after the middle ages, that was marked by a rude discovery of classical philosophy, architecture, literature and art. i need help with the tour guide fully build a bonus in the piazza, dennis and your yeah, one of the most famous squares in italy. welcome to the center of the political florentine power. the spending ride in the middle is an amazing power center, rented our right. i feel is julio tells me that the banking industry and will trade made the city wealthy. be wealthy for the whole thing on the sketch. wife
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fees was the flames where the renaissance started. next we had to piazza development pool because the name of flow rims floating size from florida to go this of a bone unsafe or facility are you still see the statute florida? these beautiful lady possible the ancient colon, the granite colon. i ask if there's anything you should not do one in florence, i wouldn't be in a foster. that's what, uh no, no. you. i seem to see all the delicious food. incredible foss street. don't go to fast for the faster and possibly might enjoy the sea. and now the city is famous, bridge the points are vecchio. let's start from the name. why cold rage? because he was the only range, was no, no doubt,
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destroyed during the 2nd world. these days the bridge is full of jewelry shops, but i learned it was once an area of butcher's and tanner's until the men did you not liking the smell, decreed it should be dedicated to goldsmith. thank you so much. see you in the morning. wow. okay. yeah, it's time to talk about museums. so we're here at the cc. one of the most famous art museums in the world works by renaissance masters like both the charlie lan, ida, and michelangelo. 1 and i'm going to give you a to go to the official c c website book a ticket for a specific day and a specific time. then you'll be able to skip the ticket line and just go straight to the security line. but now a visit to the galleria, delicate damien home to the statue of david, carved by a tele and renaissance artist, michelangelo, to accommodate more visitors. the music have recently extended opening hours and
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spread out. it's vast collection director, cecilia. holberg tells me, one does not get out to me this. thank you so much for having me. the 17 foot tall david is the collections highlight. i have to say it's way more impressive in person then i could have imagined. because angelo shows this shepherd, this young shepherd in an incredible way. he's not aggressive. and he, but he is strong. he is naked, showing his, in a sense, and they put it in front of the public. so back to which is the political center of the town and showing the independence of the citizens and the city of floorings. this symbol of florence is one of the most famous sculptures in the world. and now i have a moment alone with him. i think i'm in love but now it's time to cross the ottoman river to check out my favorite part of the city,
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the old. so i have no district, you'll find fewer tourists here. i really liked the vibe on this side of town. it's a little bit more alternative. definitely more laid back and you can find lots of great restaurants with out all of the crazy crowds. i really like the areas around the churches of santa speed it though and some sort of. yeah, i know. it's also florence is, art is in district crafts like leather, working silver, and gold. it's missing have been practiced here for centuries. so it's a good place to look for high quality souvenirs from florence. at least 2 children alia, and his parents use a centuries old edging technique called awkward for the day. i was curious to check it out. thank you so much for having me here and your okay. can you tell me a bit about what you and your family do here? yes, we do. i think so. is the nation process and that was the event and in the section . so entry level funding
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e. s. was in use it for the english station of books. today we used for the call for arch. we start to read wondering, waiting on the copper when i was put on walks of air and it shows the top of the plate, the edge, and then keeping us in to make the metrics we can print one by one was pretty in color on to the grooves and we clean and we remove the ink and excess, and we put a wet paper on the top of the plate, then the premiums and we, we the ink of to tossed it into the plate, goes into the painter of, to goes from the press machine then we wait a couple of days, 2 or 3 days to dry the ink and the paper, and then we can keep him black and white, or 2 on. we can colors, we use one color, so each one is bank one by one. the while it was really peaceful in there and i definitely could've stayed all evening,
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but we have to go check out the sunset. let's go the most popular place to watch the sunset is keeps telling me colanda low. thoughts can get pretty crowded up here. so i'm taking your to my favorite funds that spot just down the road, the bus here because of some many out to on monday. and to go with this beautiful sunset. i thought it would be nice to have some classical music here in florence. so i've invited my friends still to 30 stick off you had in teen and italian baroque composition by alessandro motor channel, the
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a dinner at dr. duty a. m. so a piano which specializes in tuscan cuisine, joining me or some friends who live in florence, including fellow michigan girl author casey rose. so this is where we embrace a more slow travel by culture is not to be rushed in italy, especially not dinner. dinner is a time for togetherness, being with friends and family, and enjoying each other's company and italy. you have to look each other in the eyes. when you raise a glass case, you mentioned something about the bread. so tuscan bread does not have salt. traditionally salt lake bread as best to enjoy with me uses that are already salty . the already have so much labor that you don't need the added salt in the bread. it really has such diverse cuisine. so it's really nice to be able to order something from the region, like peachy, with wild boar roku for. but we believe the bread soup board. so w filled with potato but for instance,
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most famous dish is be stick, got a few, didn't do you not going steak, served rare the statements mistake up here and definitely to be shared. well, we really saw a lot today, although there's so much more that florence has to offer hope you're ready to have a good visit to the city. and honestly, my job here is done. so i'll leave it there to the
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