QUARTIER
San Lorenzo
rues de marché, église des Médicis, animé et pratique
Les rues autour de San Lorenzo, l'église paroissiale des Médicis, et du Mercato Centrale. En journée, les étals de cuir et les halles rendent le quartier bruyant et commerçant ; c'est aussi là que se trouvent quelques-uns des comptoirs de déjeuner les plus traditionnels de la ville. Proche de la gare de Santa Maria Novella.
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Trattoria Mario
A family-run lunch trattoria beside the San Lorenzo market, with shared tables, a handwritten menu and a reputation for bistecca at fair prices. Lunch only, Monday to Saturday, no reservations, cash only (check before you go). Get there before it opens.
Trattoria Zà Zà
A big, busy trattoria on the square in front of the Mercato Centrale, with outdoor tables and a long menu of Tuscan classics. Popular with visitors and reliable rather than surprising; book for dinner in high season.
Mercato Centrale (San Lorenzo market)
The 19th-century iron-and-glass market hall. The ground floor is a working food market for butchers, cheesemongers and greengrocers; the upper floor is a modern food hall with counters for pasta, pizza, lampredotto and wine, open into the evening. Good for groups who cannot agree.
Da Nerbone
A counter inside the ground floor of the Mercato Centrale, serving market workers since the 19th century. Order a bollito (boiled beef) or lampredotto (tripe) sandwich, dipped in the broth, with green sauce. Mornings and lunchtime only, and usually closed on Sundays like the market floor; order and pay at the till first.
Medici Chapels
Le mausolée des Médicis derrière San Lorenzo : la chapelle des Princes incrustée de marbres et la Nouvelle Sacristie de Michel-Ange, avec ses tombeaux et les figures de la Nuit, du Jour, de l'Aurore et du Crépuscule. Fait partie des Musei del Bargello.