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San Lorenzo
calles de mercado, iglesia de los Médici, bullicioso y práctico
Las calles en torno a San Lorenzo, la iglesia parroquial de los Médici, y el Mercato Centrale. De día, los puestos de cuero y las naves del mercado lo hacen ruidoso y comercial; también es donde están algunas de las barras de almuerzo más tradicionales de la ciudad. Cerca de la estación 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
El mausoleo de los Médici detrás de San Lorenzo: la Capilla de los Príncipes, revestida de mármoles, y la Sacristía Nueva de Miguel Ángel, con sus tumbas y las figuras de la Noche, el Día, la Aurora y el Crepúsculo. Forma parte de los Musei del Bargello.