Florence, catalogued properly.
Sights, stays, day trips and food — filed like a museum index, not a blog feed. Built for people who want the real answer fast, not ten ads before it.
Everything, filed by department
Each card is a whole section of the site. We opened with the essentials in each — new entries are added most weeks.
Plan your trip
Weather, getting there, getting around, itineraries and budgets — the logistics, sorted.
View department →Where to stay
Which neighbourhood suits you, how to choose a hotel, and when an apartment makes more sense.
View department →See & do
The Duomo, the Uffizi, the David — plus the things most visitors walk straight past.
View department →Tours & day trips
Siena, Pisa, Cinque Terre and Chianti — how to do them by train, by tour, or by car.
View department →Food & wine
What Tuscan food actually is, where locals eat, and how to read a Florentine menu.
View department →Culture & history
The Medici, the Renaissance, and how to visit respectfully — the story behind the sights.
View department →Jump straight to a day trip
Florence is compact, but Tuscany is enormous. These are the trips people ask about most.
Now cataloguing: recent additions
63 pages live. Goal: 1,000+.
Totally Florence launched with a full set of essentials across all eight departments rather than one deep department and seven empty ones, then added ten more pages in week two. Each card on the index page grows on its own — day trips, restaurants, neighbourhood guides — without changing how the site is organised.