A two hour drive down the south of Verona is Florence: a gem of the Tuscany region. An iconic city of central Italy, Florence is considered the birthplace of Renaissance, an art movement that arguably lifted the art world out of decadence. It would be a waste of opportunity not to visit The Galleria dell’Accademia, a hub for art lovers. There, you’ll see Michaelangelo’s “David” sculpture. You can also find Botticelli’s “The Birth Of Venus” displayed in the Uffizi Gallery. Beyond art, campers can enjoy the open air and the city’s mountainous fringes. Venues such as Chianti Wineries, located on the Chianti Hills, await. Try top-rated wines, sample local cheese, admire lavish vineyards and make most of your trip! If wine tasting doesn’t tickle your fancy, try out visiting Boboli Gardens. Blooming the best (and rarest) plants, this botanical space is known for being one of the best places for green architecture, despite being 400 years old. Even with nothing planned, Florence will satisfy your spontaneity. You’ll surely find local markets, food stalls and shopping centres along random walks. 

If you’re looking for an overnight stay— Camping Village Panoramico Fiesole has got you covered. 7 km away from Florence’s city centre, this terraced hillside stop is both stunning and calming. Park into a pitch hidden in the woodlands, enjoy their pool and restaurant. Fully immerse yourself in Tuscan goodness! Alternatively, rest at SCAF – Area Sosta Camper Gelsomino. This caravan park is an affordable stay for those interested in budgeting. With your pitch, access to running water like showers and toilets are a given. It’s also important to note that it’s a dog-friendly establishment; 5 minutes walking distance from the city centre.