Florence Factory: one of the best shops in Florence according to the New York Times

If you’ve strolled through Florence recently—wandering down the elegant Via dei Neri, perhaps stopping for gelato and espresso—you've probably noticed Florence Factory. Even if you haven’t, the New York Times certainly did. In their recent travel guide, they highlighted Florence Factory as a must-visit shopping destination, solidifying our status among the best artisan shops in Florence.

Florence Factory is not your average boutique. It’s a carefully curated experience of Tuscan craftsmanship, combining timeless design with modern elegance. Each item—from hand-stitched leather bags and bespoke ceramics to artisanal jewelry—is a testament to Florence's enduring tradition of exquisite workmanship.

But don’t just take our word for it. The New York Times’ feature praised our shop as a hidden gem, a place where discerning travelers can discover authentic, locally-made treasures that tell a story. They captured precisely what we aim for: offering something uniquely Florentine, yet fashionably cosmopolitan.

Visitors stepping inside our boutique are greeted by the soft scent of Tuscan leather, the glint of gold leaf, and the gentle hum of conversation that fills a shop adored by locals and travelers alike. Here, each purchase is more than just shopping—it's a dialogue with the city’s rich artistic heritage.

When planning your Florence itinerary, follow the savvy advice of the New York Times: don’t miss Florence Factory. After all, why settle for souvenirs when you can bring home a piece of the city’s soul?

Read more about us in the New York Times Travel Guide.

Florence Factory Via dei Neri, 6/8R, Florence Open daily, 11am-7pm

Featured by The New York Times as one of Florence’s essential stops.