Florence Travel Guide and Map

Very good. Useful, nevigating without using wifi.

What a great app! I can’t believe I don’t need to use paper maps any more. It’s such a game changer, I can finally get rid of the pocket map of Florence I’ve been keeping in my jeans for the past 10 years. Sometimes with the physical map, I might unfold it out too fast and get a paper cut… but with this app I don’t have to worry about it. And the best part is the app’s free!! I’d wish I’d known about it before buying the 5€ souvenir map and the 6.95€ box of band aids I bought for the aforementioned paper cuts.

Easy to use- great off-line. Only down side: some of the newer restaurants I was looking for weren’t in the map. I just added them in, but could name it if iputin by street address. Also, I like these ultimo apps a lot, but have a hard time finding them in search.

Easy to use maps, good tourist info for sites & they send you updates that are timely.

This was my go to App for planning and getting around Florence and Venice. Easy to use!

Great app

This highly interact map was extremely help to us during our visit to Florence.

Ability to download maps means don’t have to lug around paper ones. Plus you can save points of interest is great for planning your days. The best part is the ability to download information in the sights you want to see so that you can work off line and don’t have to carry around a guidebook. Gives you the ability to know what you’re looking at. And it’s free

So very extremely useful app, was invaluable on our trip. Highly recommended.

Incredible, awesome, the best urban map you will ever find! It makes possible to fearlessly navigate any area so easily---especially when a city isn't laid out in a grid pattern. The blue dot is your "constant companion" giving you total confidence that you always know where you are and what is nearby. Great resource for all the landmarks and restaurants; great for making lists and marking places to re-locate them. Works off-line flawlessly. I never have to carry and re-fold a paper map again. I would be lost in Florence or Rome without it. Looking forward to a Naples version.