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Trails · Oltrarno hillside
The iconic panoramic terrace above Florence, reached by a scenic climb through Oltrarno hillside streets such as Via di San Niccolò. The adjacent Giardino delle Rose and hillside paths offer additional garden walking with Arno views.
Free, open 24 hours and one of the best viewpoint walks in Tuscany, fully walkable with a leashed dog.
Dogs on leash are welcome on the piazza and the connecting hillside streets; there are no designated off-leash areas on the hill. Sunset is crowded — mornings are quieter.
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No photo yetFlorence's largest public park, stretching about 3.5 km along the northern bank of the Arno with tree-lined avenues, open lawns and riverside paths. It contains designated fenced dog areas (aree cani) and is where Florentine dog owners gather every morning.
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