Highlights & Top Picks
Piazzale Michelangelo is the place to go to get all those beautiful panoramic views of the city and catch a stunning sunset. The viewpoint is to the south of the historical center, here's how to get there either by foot or bus!
With fortress like castellations and a 311 foot high bell tower, Florence’s Palazzo Vecchio conveys the message of political power supported by military strength. A beautiful museum today, a must-see in Florence hiding extraordinary treasures!
Looking for the perfect photo opportunity...or maybe just the most perfect gold "bling" to take home as a souvenir of Florence? Ponte Vecchio is the best place to get both! Connecting the Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti, this bridge is an everlasting symbol of Florence and its endurance over…
Stand in the center of Piazza della Signoria, in the shadow of the imposing Palazzo Vecchio and you will find the ghosts of Florence's past political might. Surrounded by art, architecture and history, this sqaure is the political heart of Florence.
This Florentine square is responsible for connecting the corners of the extended city, all in front of the amazing San Marco church. Almost every tourist passes through these streets heading off to the Accademia, Piazza SS Annunziata or the Duomo of Florence.
Touted as perhaps one of the most beautiful city squares in Florence, Piazza della Santissima Annunziata is shrouded in mystery & elegance. Use our guide to walk around the square and discover its hidden secrets and graceful symmetry.
Situated in an area called Oltrarno, Piazza Santo Spirito boasts a lively atmosphere both day & night. Home to markets & fairs, the square is a meeting point for the young at heart, artists and intellectuals, both Italian & non. The Piazza looks upon the elegant Basilica of Santo…
Love panoramic views? Follow our recommendations on your visit to Florence and climb the Tower of Arnolfo, Giotto's Bell Tower and the Tower of San Niccolò! Enjoy some of the most extraordinary views of Florence from above and create even more special memories of your time in Florence.
The foundation was built by the Romans, with the decumanus and cardo passing through this square. Today, with its many cafes and street artists, it is an inviting piazza. From here you can head in all directions to explore the beauty of Florence.
Piazza Santa Maria Novella is a beautiful square, recently cleaned up and fixed up, that stands before the beautiful church of Santa Maria Novella.
Visit the Medici Villa at Castello and its splendid Italian garden. Designed by Tribolo, the same architect of the famous Boboli Gardens in Florence, the garden's many statues and fountains, the Cave of Animals, secret gardens and more are a delight to enjoy a quiet day during your trip to…
Until Dec 2018, the mammoth Fontana di Nettuno in Florence Tuscany, will be covered for restoration. Don't miss out! Book a free mini tour & see it up close
Plant Perspective is the exhibit by works of sculptor Giuseppe Penone which can currently be admired at the Forte Belvedere and Boboli Gardens.
Until April, the Boboli Gardens open to the public the beautiful Limonaia with its precious citrus cultivars descended from the Medici. Read the details of the initiative ...
