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Florence, capital of Tuscany, is not only the cradle of art and architecture, but also a town so dear to Folies de Provence
Florence, an enchanting city
The Neapolitan expression "See Naples and die" could be adapted to Florence "See Florence and die"!
A veritable esthetic shock and tumult of the senses, Florence, whose historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is prone to the "traveller's syndrome" or "Stendhal's syndrome", which occurs when certain visitors are confronted with a profusion of masterpieces in the same place at the same time, resulting in an accelerated heart rate, dizziness, suffocation and even hallucinations! Although not officially recognised, this syndrome was first described by Stendhal during a visit to Florence in 1817.
"I had reached that emotional point where the celestial sensations of the fine arts and passionate feelings meet. On leaving Santa Croce, my heart was pounding, life was drained from me, and I walked with the fear of falling", from his book Rome, Naples and Florence - 1826.
Christmas Market in Piazza Santa Croce
A romantic, cultural and artistic destination, it is also a city so dear to Folies de Provence, which has been staging its Christmas market in Piazza Santa Croce every year for over twenty years, from mid-November to mid-December, One of the city's most beautiful squares, it is home to the magnificent Santa Croce Cathedral, which is not only the largest Franciscan church in the world, but also a veritable Pantheon, containing almost 300 tombs, including those of Galileo, Machiavelli, Lorenzo Ghiberti and Michelangelo.
The Piazza Santa Croce Christmas market looks like a small Christmas village, with wooden chalets typical of the South Tyrol region of Italy and lots of decorations and lights. The lights, atmosphere and Christmas decorations make this market a dream come true.
Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., the market includes around fifty vendors selling handicrafts from all over the world, as well as culinary specialities. The Folies de Provence chalet located in the first alley on the left as you face the Santa Croce cathedral, offers a range of cosmetics, home fragrances, soaps and gift boxes, all made in Provence, to give you plenty of gift ideas for the festive season.
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The Casa Safer
If you're visiting Florence, be sure to stop off at Casa Safer, a magical place offering an unforgettable experience!
Partner of Folies de Provence, Casa Safer offers 4 pretty self-contained flats renovated in a former family warehouse and inspired from the 4 elements - water, air, fire and earth - and the 4 colours of the city's historic districts: white, red, blue and green.
Located in the center of Florence, just a few steps from all the main places of interest, your host Claudia will be delighted to welcome you!
More information about Casa Safer
Folies de Provence is also present in Milan & Piacenza
Meet us at :
From November 23 to December 23
Piacenza Christmas Market
Piazza Cavalli
Chalet n°06
29121 Piacenza, Province of Piacenza, Italy
From December 1 to January 6
Milan Christmas Market
Piazza del Duomo
Chalet n°58
20121 Milano MI, Italy
See the products on display at the Christmas market at Piazza di Santa Croce
Folies de Provence - 01/22/2024 10:58:22
Bonjour Clara, merci pour votre commentaire. Vous pouvez nous retrouver sur Florence pour le prochain marché de Noël à Santa Croce. Nous vous communiquerons les dates dès que nous les avons. Nous n'avons pas encore de point de vente sur Florence ! :-) Au plaisir de vous voir à Florence !
Clara - 01/08/2024 16:22:05
Bel article qui donne envie de visiter la Toscane ! A quelle date peut-on vous retrouver sur Florence ? Avez-vous un point de vente sur Florence ? Merci :-)