Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance it houses approximately a third of the world's most important works of art. Formidable galleries, treasure-crammed churches, sculptures, paintings and architecture.

Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance which is surrounded by hills and set in a river valley, is home to a wealth of beautiful gardens for students of Horticulture to appreciate whilst on a study trip.

Florence houses approximately a third of the world's most important works of art. Home to some of the oldest and most famous Italian fashion houses, Florence offers a unique educational experience for fashion & textile students.