Join an **expert guide** for a two-hour food tour that will indulge your senses with an array of the most **delicious Florentine produce**. You'll meet your guide at the Florence Baptistery, and from there they'll lead you through the area to Florence's foodie hot spots. As you walk through the city's beautiful streets, you'll stop at shops and counters selling the most authentic Florentine products. There's a range of sweet and salty delights to savor, so arrive with an empty stomach. The tour includes the chance to taste schiacciata (Tuscany's take on focaccia), a first course, and dessert. On top of that, there's also locally produced olive oil and fresh coffee! If you want to act like a true Italian, make sure you aren't ordering cappuccino in the afternoon.

The Travelers after they got the skip the line tickets they will be inside the cathedral in 5 to 10 minutes and this ticket will give you access to following attractions First Cathedral Santa Maria Del Fiore with crypt (foundations of cathedral) access, The first 'octagonal' dome in history to be built without a temporary wooden supporting frame. It is the symbol of Florence, of Renaissance culture, and of all Western humanism. This is the largest masonry Dome in the world. There are number of statues, architecture, masterpieces, interior, history. The Baptistery of St. John The Florence Baptistery, also known as the Baptistery of Saint John, is a religious building in Florence, Italy, and has the status of a minor basilica and The Museo dell 'Opera del Duomo in Florence, Italy is a museum containing many of the original works of art created for Florence Cathedral,

With this very special visit we will look for the alchemical symbols hidden in the imposing buildings and also in the invisible corners of the city. Florence and magic: esoteric symbols that have been handed down from the darkness of the centuries of history of this city. Along with the strict religiosity that pervaded all eras in Florence, there was also the need to appeal to alchemy and esoteric symbols. On the facades of the basilicas of Santa Croce and Santa Maria Novella there are evident signs of science mixed with esoteric symbols, and the palindrome of the Florence Baptistery is still a mystery to be revealed. An extremely interesting part of the tour is the entrance to the Masonic symbology museum, which was created by a private collector.