Young woman drinking coffee at an outdoor café in Florence, a perfect setting for studying Italian and experiencing local culture.

Florence isn’t just an art lover’s dream – it’s also the perfect city to learn Italian. Explore 8 of the best cafés in Florence where students and language enthusiasts can study, do homework, or practice Italian conversation. From cozy bookshop cafés to lively student hangouts, each spot offers a welcoming atmosphere (and great coffee) for immersing yourself in la lingua italiana. Grab a cappuccino and discover your next study hideout in Florence’s café scene.

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Basket full of freshly picked Sangiovese grapes during the vendemmia in Tuscany, with vineyards and hills in the background.

There’s no better time to visit Tuscany than during the vendemmia – the grape harvest season. Discover how Italians celebrate this annual wine harvest with traditional festivals, grape picking experiences, hearty farm lunches, and of course plenty of wine tasting across Chianti, Montalcino, Montepulciano, and Bolgheri. Immerse yourself in Tuscany’s cultural grape harvest celebrations and savor the full flavor of this centuries-old tradition.

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Woman drinking coffee at an outdoor café in a Florentine piazza, symbol of Italian culture and September rituals.

eptember in Florence means a return to everyday rhythms – and coffee is at the heart of it. From the first morning espresso to the midday pausa caffè, discover how Florentines use coffee rituals to reconnect after the summer break. This article explores the bar culture that recenters daily life, and how even Italian language learners can partake in these cherished traditions.

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