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<h2>Florence | Firenze</h2>Florence is the capital city of Tuscany, a region of beautiful landscapes, mountains and rugged coastlines of Italy.Despite the destruction that occurred during World War II and the devastating floods of 1966, Florence retains a historic city centre and proud heritage that draws visitors from around the world.Florence was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, and it has been described by Forbes as "one of the most beautiful cities in the world".<h2>Gay Rights in Italy</h2>For information about gay rights in Italy, please see our <a title="Essential Guide to Rome" href="https://www.travelgay.com/essential-guide-to-rome/">Gay Rome City Guide</a> page.<h2>Gay Scene</h2>Florence has a relatively small, friendly, laid-back gay scene. Florentines are generally very welcoming to tourists, gay and straight. Florence has no specific gay area, but the city is compact enough to walk from one venue to another.Many gay Italians are happy to be entirely open about their sexuality. Signs of affection are common between both gay and heterosexual men when they greet each other. Be considerate and don’t touch below the waistline in public, as this is deemed inappropriate.Entrance to most cruise clubs and saunas requires an ANDDOS Club card. You can get purchase the card from any participating venue. Photo ID is required to buy the card which is valid for 3 months.The ANDDOS card is not required to enter <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/florence-gay-bars/">Gay Bars</a> or <a href="https://www.travelgay.com/florence-gay-dance-clubs/">Gay Dance Clubs</a> in Florence.<h5><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-65390" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67757/Palazzo-Vecchio-Florance.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />Palazzo Vacchio</h5>&nbsp;<h2>Getting to Florence</h2>The Amerigo Vespucci International Airport is located a few miles from the city centre. The only problem is that very few airlines fly to this airport, so you’ll end up flying to Pisa International Airport instead. From Amerigo Vespucci, you may as well take a taxi from outside the airport into Florence which costs between €20-25.From Pisa International, take the mover bus to PisaMover bus to Pisa central station where you will then that depart to Florence's station Santa Maria Novella. Journeys take no longer than an hour and tickets cost €9.30 (including PisaMover).A bus service is provided by a company called Terravision. Buses leave from outside the Pisa International arrivals hall and will drop you outside Santa Maria Novella at a cost of around €4.99 one way.Tickets for both bus and train can be purchased in the arrivals hall. Neither of these services operate late at night, and the taxi alternative won’t be cheap in Italy.Florence can be reached by train from Rome (1.5 hours) and Milan (3 hours).<img class="alignnone wp-image-65392 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67758/Florence-city-scape-view-e1523975240155.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />&nbsp;<h2>Getting around Florence</h2>On footFlorence is small and most of the sights, restaurants, shopping destinations and gay venues are within walking distance of each other. Walking is a great way to take in the sites of such a beautiful and remarkable city. Cars are not permitted in most of the centre, but watch out for speeding vespa mopeds.By taxiTaxis are reliable and easy to find but expensive - even for short journeys. Taxis are identifiable by a blue sign with TAXI written in white. If there are cars waiting, it does not necessarily mean that the driver is working.  It is not unusual to see groups of taxi drivers laughing and chatting in groups on the street.  Try Piazza della Republica, Piazza della Stazione, Piazza Santa Maria Novella, Piazza del Duomo and Piazza Santa Croce for taxis.By train and busTrains and bus services are cheap but don't tend to stick to schedule. Make sure you validate your ticket before getting on a train or bus.  Just watch and copy what everyone else is doing. English-speaking staff are available at Piazza della Stazione to help you plan out your journey. Bus tickets start from €1.20.By tramThere is a tram that runs from Florence to Scandicci, the industrial hub of the city. You cannnot buy tickets on the tram and they are the same price as buses in the city.<h2>Where to Stay in Florence</h2>Florence has an excellent choice of hotels to suit all budgets. For our list of popular Florence hotels for gay travelers, visit our <a title="gay Florence hotels" href="https://www.travelgay.com/gay-florence-hotels/">Gay Florence Hotels page</a>.&nbsp;<h5><img class="alignnone wp-image-58415 size-full" src="https://static.travelgay.com/media/67760/View-of-Ponte-Vecchio-and-river-Arno-e1523975295881.jpg" alt="view-of-ponte-vecchio-and-river-arno" width="100%" />Ponte Vecchio</h5><h2>Things to See &amp; Do in Florence</h2>Be aware that most museums are closed on Mondays.<ul><li>Duomo - Florence’s impressive cathedral dominates the sky form every angle of the city and is impossible to miss.  All paths seem to lead to it.</li><li>Campanile - The Cathedral’s bell tower is a 414-step climb, well worth it for the view, plus in the summer it feels cool inside.</li><li>Galleria dell’Accademia - The queues winding outside this place are all waiting to see one thing Michelangelo’s statue of David, the most famous statue in the world.</li><li>Palazzo Vecchio - The most important city square is dominated with Florence’s giant Town Hall.  The building was built to represent the strength of Florence in the 13th century.  The area now is scattered with restaurants and pizza joints.</li><li>Uffizi- The gallery goes on forever and is a real treat for Renaissance art lovers.  The outside of the gallery is covered in some amazing statues that represent some of Florence’s finest men.</li><li>Ponte Vecchio - Florence’s oldest bridge running over the Arno River dates back to the 14th century and is full of jewellery shops.</li><li>Cappelle Medici - The spectacular Medici mausoleum is the most stunning part of the San Lorenzo basilica and must not be missed.</li><li>Piazza Santa Croce - The Piazza is dominated by the Gothic church of Santa Croce and the area has managed to keep its medieval charm and combine it with new restaurants and bars that scatter the area.  This is a great location to pull up a chair in the sun and relax and watch the activity.</li><li>Boboli Gardens - The gardens are part of the Pitti Palace and are absolutely remarkable.</li><li>Santo Spirito - a slightly run-down area in the city that is great for dinner and a night out. Its crumbling facades seem to add character to the area.</li></ul><div data-gyg-href="https://widget.getyourguide.com/default/activities.frame" data-gyg-partner-id="P82VYH5" data-gyg-locale-code="en-US" data-gyg-placement="content-top" data-gyg-widget="activities" data-gyg-q="Florence" data-gyg-cmp="Florence" data-gyg-number-of-items="12"></div><h2>When to Visit Florence</h2>Florence has a very hot climate in the summer and winter can be quite cool. Florence gets rain - normally torrential downpours for one or two days a week during the winter. All other days are sunny and the sky is blue even in winter.The best months of the year to visit are May, June, September and October. Try to avoid Easter, July and August when you will face big queues for museums and good restaurants.<h2>Shopping</h2>Whilst Florence is well-known for Renaissance art and architecture, it is equally famous for its fashion industry and a huge number of leather and luxury designer shops.The focal point for famous Italian luxury clothing shops is on Via de’Tornabuoni, for leather wear head for Santa Croce, the Centro Storico for perfumes, San Lorenzo for good quality food stuff and the Ponte Vecchio for jewellery.Shops generally open at 09:00 and close at 13:00, reopen at 15:30 and close at 19:30. Most shops are shut on Monday mornings and for the last two weeks of August.So dress up and go and do what Florentines do best.<h2>Money</h2>Italy is a member of the euro zone. ATM's (bancomat) are widely available around Florence. If you’re paying with cash, ask for a discount (it's expected and you should get it).Most shops will ask for ID if you pay with a credit card. Foreign exchange offices (cambio) are located close to all main tourist areas.

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Florencja to jedno z najczęściej odwiedzanych miast we Włoszech. To skarbnica sztuki renesansowej. Znajduje się w sercu Toskanii. Od florenckiej katedry po galerię Uffizi znajdziesz wiele najlepszych na świecie osiągnięć estetycznych. Nieśmiertelne dzieła sztuki, takie jak Pokłon Trzech Króli d Vinciego, można znaleźć we Florencji w Uffizi. Spacer po Florencji jest łatwy. Obejrzyj zachód słońca nad Arno, wejdź na Giotto Campanile, odwiedź grobowce Michała Anioła i Galileusza i zrób zakupy na Ponte Vecchio. We Florencji jest sporo gejowskich barów i klubów. Szczyt sezonu trwa od kwietnia do lipca – w tym czasie Florencja jest często zalewana przez turystów. To miasto, którego trzeba doświadczyć raz w życiu.

Florencja do jednego z najczęściej odwiedzanych miast we Włoszech. Do skarbnicy sztuki renesansowej. Znajduje się w samym sercu Toskanii. Od katedry we Florencji po Galerię Uffizi, znajdziesz wiele z najlepszych na świecie wymagań. Nieśmiertelne dzieła sztuki, takie jak Adoracja Trzech Króli d Vinci, znaleźć można we Florencji w Uffizi.
Pozwól, że spacerujesz po Florencji. Oglądaj zachód słońca nad Arno, wejdź na Giotto Campanile, grobowce odwiedź Michała Anioła i Galileusza i zrób zakupy w Ponte Vecchio.
Florence ma sporo gejowskich barów i klubów. Szczyt sezonu trwa od kwietnia do lipca – w tym czasie Florencja jest często zalewana przez turystów. Do miasta, którego źródła pochodzenia raz w życiu.

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Step-child adoptions for same-sex couples are recognized by Italian courts since June 2016, under the law 184/1983. 
 
On November 20th, 2023, the Juvenile Court ruled that gay couples can be foster parents.

The ability for same-sex couples to legally adopt a child.

Some courts have recognized foreign joint adoption. Some receptions are also made for step-children. Gay adoption legalizing pending.

The couple applying for adoption must be a married, different sex couple.  Custody has been granted to a same-sex parent on the basis of the "child's best interest," but this is very rare.

The difference between legal age of consent for homosexual sex and heterosexual sex.

Italy uses a risk-based donor selection system that treats MSM and heterosexual partners equally. 

The ability for MSMs (men who have sex with men) to donate blood or tissue for organ transplants. A deferral period refers to a waiting time before a man can donate after having sex.

Italy legalizes blood donations as Health Minister lifts blood ban.  However, Italy still denies men who engaged in "risky behaviors"

The Italian Health Minister Umberto Veronesi lifted the gay blood ban in 2001.

In Italy, there are no laws restricting to discussion or promotion of LGBTQ+ topics.

Censorship or prohibition of discussing, promoting, or teaching LGBTQ+ topics in media, schools, and in the general public.

A Supreme Court decision overruled the surgery requirement to change one's legal gender.

Legal recognition of sex reassignment by permitting a change of legal gender on an individual's birth certificate.

Not banned by the law. However, the national psychological association officially stated in 2013 that conversion therapy goes strictly against its code of ethics and therefore is not allowed.

Legal status of conducting sexual orientation changing therapy ("ex-gay" therapy)

In Tuscany, Piedmont, Liguria, Marche, Umbria, Sicily and Emilia-Romagna discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity is banned

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

On 15 January 2023, a court in Rome ruled against a school who had fired a trans professor due to her gender identity, claiming that it amounted to sex discrimination.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity in employment, including hiring, promotion, termination, harassment, etc.

Discrimination protection is afforded on the grounds of sexual orientation

No laws against homosexual relationships anywhere in Italy's Penal Code

Consensual sexual activity between individuals of the same sex.

In Piedmont, housing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity is forbidden.

Prohibition of discrimination based on sexual orientation and/or gender identity when applying for housing or discrimination by landlords / property owners.

Italy's parliament has backed same-sex civil unions. MPs in the lower house voted 372-51 for the government, ensuring that the civil unions bill will become law. Under Italian law a same sex couple in a civil union have all the of the rights and the obligations of marriage except for the right to jointly adopt a child.

Marriage and marriage recognition between two people of the same biological sex and/or gender identity.

Some symbolic civil unions are recognized in select regions though no full and meaningful recognition is given.

Until 1986, "sexual deviance" was a reason for exclusion for military service. At that time, some men claimed to be homosexual to avoid the draft. Lesbians have never been banned from the Italian military since women were first allowed to serve in 2000. Since 2010, discrimination against gays and lesbians in military service is banned, but the situation for transgender people is unclear. The organization Polis Aperta estimates that 5 to 10% of Italians in uniformed service (military or police) are LGB. Despite the ban on discrimination, some service personnel unfortunately face harassment or violence because of their sexual orientation. Unfortunately transgenders have not yet gained the right to military service in Italy 

The ability for homosexuals to serve in the military and be open about their sexuality.

Until 1986, "sexual deviance" was a reason for exclusion for military service. At that time, some men claimed to be homosexual to avoid the draft. 

Italy does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities. 
 
However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized. 
 
They are currently the only example of this recognition.

Legal recognition of non-binary, genderqueer, or third gender identities.

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Florencja to jedno z najbardziej intymnych i romantycznych miast na świecie. Może pochwalić się jedną z najbardziej imponujących architektury, galerii i katedr; jest to obowiązkowy cel podróży dla wszystkich podróżników, którzy chcą doświadczyć wyjątkowego dziedzictwa kulturowego.

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Mały, kameralny bar o nieco staroświeckim charakterze w historycznym centrum Florencji. Piccolo Café podaje szeroki wybór drinków i piwa. W weekendy rezydentny DJ gra popularne międzynarodowe i włoskie melodie. Dobre miejsce na spotkanie ze znajomymi (gejami lub hetero) i towarzysko.

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Przytulny bar dla gejów z mieszanym tłumem w centrum miasta.

Jedyna sauna gejowska we Florencji (otwarta w 1991 r.). Latem Florence Baths jest bardzo zatłoczona ze względu na duże odkryte jacuzzi i „ogród wycieczkowy”. Kryte obejmuje saunę fińską, łaźnię turecką, prysznice i strefę do pływania. Dostępna usługa masażu. W saunie napoje są napoje i posiłki. Doskonały personel. Centralnie położony i łatwy w użyciu, choć mały.

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Popularny, długo gejowski klub wycieczkowy i fetyszowy we Florencji, który działa na rynku od 20 lat. Poza godzinami rejsów iw weekendy Crisco Club to klub nocny przyjazny heteroseksualistom, w którym DJ gra muzykę electro/house/techno. Godziny rejsów dla gejów obejmują różne wieczory tematyczne, w tym akt, bieliznę itp.

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