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Perhaps the best gelato in Florence is right on our street (we have sinced moved!) - Gelateria dei Neri. They have some amazing flavors, and in the cold months the most beautiful semi-freddo. This place is on everyone's list as the place Florentines go for gelato - it may not have the name and the tour book recommendations of Vivoli, but the gelato is better and the staff is always friendly. For t... read more.
One of our favorite gelaterias is Perchè No, located just off Via Calzuaioli on Via dei Tavolini (by Orsanmichele). Their nut flavors are outstanding (pistacchio is always my favorite) and the chocolate is perfection. The kids like the Mint/Chocolate combo, and my husband prefers the Mandorla (Almond). Of course we have a few other spots we like to stop into for gelato... but I'll save that for a... read more.
Gelato
This page lists prominent and historical gelaterias of Florence, Italy
Gelateria dei Neri
Perhaps the best gelato in Florence is right on our street (we have sinced moved!) - Gelateria dei Neri. They have some amazing flavors, and in the cold months the most beautiful semi-freddo. This place is on everyone's list as the place Florentines go for gelato - it may not have the name and the tour book recommendations of Vivoli, but the gelato is better and the staff is always friendly. For t... read more. Gelato in Florence
One of our favorite gelaterias is Perchè No, located just off Via Calzuaioli on Via dei Tavolini (by Orsanmichele). Their nut flavors are outstanding (pistacchio is always my favorite) and the chocolate is perfection. The kids like the Mint/Chocolate combo, and my husband prefers the Mandorla (Almond). Of course we have a few other spots we like to stop into for gelato... but I'll save that for a... read more. What's New?
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