What to do and see in Uffizi, Tuscany: The Best Bars & Clubs

A piece of Florentine history and one of the first American bars of its kind in Italy. Evenings dedicated to karaoke, live music and the dj-set, not to mention the excellent choice of beers and the delicious cocktails. The steakhouse is open until late at night and also offers many Tuscan specialities. International live sport, special events… all included in the free entrance. A must for anyone who wants to get to know Florence.

See and be seen at the magnificent "La Terrazza" Bar in Florence, a cocktail bar at the top floor of the medieval Consorti tower of the fashionable Hotel Continentale. The ultimate location in Florence to meet for a cocktail or a yoga class surrounded by the most impeccable views of the Arno, Brunelleschi's Dome, San Miniato, Palazzo Vecchio and Forte Belvedere.

. It was during the prohibition era in the United States that the Speakeasy bar was born. These bars were a hidden venue at secret locations and were renowned for their unique cocktails and illegal spirits. The bars were unmarked by illuminated lights or able to be seen through large windows so patrons only learnt of their location by word of mouth and were only admitted inside with a secret password. Like a popular bars today the prohibition era attracted a happy noisy crowd after enjoyng a few drinks, but back then it had the risk of attracting the police, so bartenders in an attempt to quiet the crowd would say " Speak Easy Boys!" hence the term "Speakeasy". The Vanilla Club today is reminiscent of those hidden and secret bars of days gone by, a venue furnished in style hidden from the world above.