Still don’t have any money in your pockets? Still do not worry, we have you covered again with another full list of things to do while you’re completely skint or just trying your best to avoid spending. Here are 5 more things you can do:

5 – Free Florentine Snack Time – At several locations in Florence, the Fuori Porta in San Niccolo, Kitsch in Piazza Beccaria, you can pop down and try for free some of what the Florentine locals call “apericenas”; appetisers which range from pasta dishes to vegetables and assortments of meats. Don’t rude rude about arriving solely for the snacks, you will only on the rare occasion have to pay for a glass of wine or a small tip for the pleasure of joining in.

6 – Piazza Del Mercato Centrale Market – Looking for a more intimate culinary experience? From Monday to Saturday, between 7am and 2pm, look for the large tent nearby the San Lorenzo flea market. You’ll be able to see Florentine butchers doing their daily work, rabbits, pig. All kinds of dead animals. Not recommended for vegetarians, vegans, animal rights proponents. Although, there are some cheeses and other assortments you can pick up while you’re there.

7 – San Miniatio al Monte – Again, for the cost of a glass of bottle of wine. A wonderful outing to take is to take your freshly purchased beverage and head on down to San Miniato al Monte church and cemetery. You can take a 12 bus from the Santa MariaNovella train station to get there. Well known as one of the greatest Romanesque pieces of architecture and places of tranquillity in Tuscany. More on this to be published soon.

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8 – Free Classical Concerts – The Scuola di Musica do Fiesole is a music school founded by Piero Farulli. With the many competition awards earned by the children and adults that have taken part in this project, you can take advantage of their incredibly talents by attending one of their concerts down by the Via delle Fontanelle, which are on occasion admission free.

9 – Sitting on the Arno – lo-and-behold, it actually does not cost anything to walk down to the Arno river. Sit on the dock of the bay, with some friends, on your own for some personal time, some self-reflection. Obviously it depends on weather, unless you enjoy a little bit of precipitation. The ambience will be incredible regardless.Between Ponte s

Hope this list satisfies everybody’s sense of adventure. Go out there, save your money, enjoy yourself.

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