* To study the mores of the Florentines is to penetrate into the character of Florence itself. This author's walk will take you to the main attractions and hidden corners of the historical center, where the real life of the city is in full swing. You will learn about the religiosity of Florentines, their habits, preferences in food, entertainment and fashion. And most importantly, you will connect the past and present of Florence through the way of life of its inhabitants. What awaits you: • The way of life, cuisine and traditions of Florence — yesterday and today. In the back streets of the historical center, I will share my many years of observations of Florentines and tell you what the life of the city was like in past eras. You will learn how locals work and relax, study, get treated and drive a car. The sights of Florence will also contribute and tell you about Florentine everyday life: in Santa Maria Novella Square we will talk about the religiosity of Florentines, in San Antonino Street we will talk about their modern tastes and habits, and in Tavolini Square near the tripe kiosk we will touch on the inexhaustible theme of Florentine food. On the street of Beautiful Women, I will tell you about the brothels that were once located here, and at the Ferragamo family palace we will talk about the history of Italian fashion. • Everything you need to know about Florentines. Step by step, you will get to know the locals in absentia and understand their character. Together, we will mentally draw the image of a "typical Florentine" — proud and a little grumpy, ironic and jealous, a connoisseur of good wine and delicious food, a believer (although it is almost impossible to find a young Italian nun), scolding the government, loud and actively gesticulating, a lover of football, circuses, women, mothers and their own children.