Parco delle Cascine

Embarking on a journey to Parco delle Cascine deserves a pinch of planning. Mornings or late afternoons are ideal for avoiding the midday sun. Florence, accessible by foot from most city parts, has multiple bus lines stopping near the park. For those driving, parking is available but can fill up quickly on weekends.

• Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon, especially in spring or autumn
• How to get there: Bus lines 17B and 30C; ample parking available but limited on weekends
• Accessibility: Fully accessible for families and seniors, with well-paved pathways
• Average visit duration: 2-3 hours

At the heart of Parco delle Cascine, the grand statue of Vittorio Emanuele II on horseback cannot be overlooked. Stroll further to explore the historical playground, loved by local children and the hidden amphitheater, often alive with local performances. Don’t miss the Tuesday market, a feast for the senses with local crafts and treats.

• Key sights: Vittorio Emanuele II statue, historical playground
• Unique experiences: Local performances in the amphitheater, bustling Tuesday market
• Photo-worthy locations: Riverside views, ancient tree-lined pathways
• Cultural or historical facts: Once a Medici hunting ground, the park dates back to the 16th century