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<title>Florence: Fleeing the Tourist Hordes of Florence</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<img src="http://www.jaunted.com/files/admin/florencetourists.png"> <br>In New York City, it is said there are two rats for every resident. In Florence, the same ratio is applied to tourists and locals. The high season--which pretty much runs from January to December--clogs the streets with throngs of wide-eyed, camera-toting zombies, most of whom feign interest in Renaissance art just so they can fill the inboxes of their friends and family with blurry pictures of David's ass. <br><br>It seems impossible to escape them in the middle of the day, but in truth you only need to walk a few minutes north to Piazza San Marco. It's almost entirely devoid of sightseers. <br><br>Grab a panino from a nearby eatery and snag a bench in the relaxing park. &nbsp;You'll usually find someone on his or her lunch break, or an 80 year old senora flipping through an Italian paper, but the square never gets full. &nbsp;If the Tuscan sun is a little overwhelming, give Accademia, a tasty fusion restaurant along the Piazza, a try. While the chef's wife is hardly a native, hailing from the borough of Brooklyn, she's the one responsible for the clever twists on the dishes. No need to feign interest here.<br><br>[Image via mrfink/Flickr]</a><br><br> ]]>                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            </description>
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