Florence Rose Garden is a small piece of land, the size of only one hectare, on which, miraculously more than 150 years, grow the …
Every visitor rightfully considers the Boboli Gardens in Florence the most beautiful in the world. Today, this park is actually on …
The wonderful Bardini Garden, spread over four hectares near the banks of the Arno on the Montecuccoli hill. This garden is not op …
Boboli Gardens is the most famous park in Florence and one of the best examples of park art of the Italian Renaissance. The gar …
The Arno River is one of the major rivers in Italy after the famous Tiber River. The river flows in the Tuscany region, its len …
The Mercato Nuovo indoor market, in the most historic center of Florence, was built in 1547 and little has changed since then. Tou …
The Florence Cathedral, aka Santa Maria del Fiore, is the most famous architectural creation of the Florentine quatrocento. The ca …
The Golden Bridge in Florence has a difficult fate. The oldest bridge in Italy was built during the Roman Empire. But just like it …
One of the main attractions of Florence is the monument to Dante Alighieri, located in the center of Piazza della Signoria. The gr …
The Baptistery of San Giovanni (St. John the Baptist) is a real masterpiece of Lorenzo Ghiberti, who created this magnificent crea …
Facsimile of the statue of Giambologna, 1583 "The Abduction of the Sabine Women", Loggia Lanzi, Florence. According to Roman hi …
San Lorenzo is the most important market in the city. It is located in the heart of Florence, on the territory from the square of …
The sculpture of Perseus, who defeated the Gorgon, was made by the Italian sculptor Benvenuto Cellini, who created it in the XVI c …
An Orthodox church located on the banks of the Mugnon River. The church was built in the Moscow-Yaroslavl style by architect Mikha …
In the heart of the main Florentine Piazza della Signoria is the Neptune Fountain. This is not just a fountain, but a unique struc …
The Central National Library of Florence is one of the most popular in Italy, along with the world-famous library of Rome. It was …
Piazza della Signoria is located in Florence and is currently home to the Municipality of Florence. It is a kind of open-air museu …
Florence, a city-museum, cannot be imagined without a marble statue of David. The image of the biblical youth is the ideal of beau …
On the left bank of the Arno, in the area of San Jacopo (about 200 meters upstream from the Ponte Vecchio Bridge), there is a chur …
The Baroque facade of the Church of All Saints dominates the square of the same name, located on the right bank of the Arno, 500 m …
The Church of Santa Croce (Church of the Holy Cross) is another unique architectural and artistic monument located in the heart of …
Florence cannot be imagined without the Arno River. There are ten bridges across the Arno River in Florence, four of which were bu …
Florence opens up to tourists gradually, like a wonderful box with secrets. Not immediately, but slightly opening the secret “boxe …
The Church of Santa Maria Novella, founded by two Dominican monks Sisto da Firenze and Ristoro da Campi, was built on the site of …
The monument to Dante was erected on the Piazza della Signoria in Verona in 1865 on the site of a fountain that existed since the …
The Church of Santa Maria Novella was designed and built by Dominican monks Sisto da Firenze and Ristoro da Campi. Work on the con …
Pitti Palace is one of the famous in Florence, the construction of which dates back to the XV century and is located near the no l …
The Medici Family Palace, better known as the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, is Florence’s first secular three-tiered Early Renaissance …
Florence’s Place de la Republique in ancient times was the site of the Roman Forum. In the Middle Ages, it turned into a very live …
Pitti Square is a newly renovated Florentine square, which houses its most important attraction – the Pitti Palace. It now houses …
Between the Duomo and Ponte Vecchio, approximately at an equal distance from them (about 200 - 300 meters) is one of the most unus …
There are many interesting monuments in Florence, but the most unusual of them, perhaps, is the sculpture of the Colombian artist …
Basilica in Florence. It was built at the end of the XIII century by the Order of Servits. The modern appearance of the church acq …
Palazzo Strozzi is a typical Florentine palace of the early Renaissance. The author of the structure, erected in the 15-16 centuri …
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is one of the largest buildings in Florence. This is a great building!!! It is impossible t …
During the sightseeing tour we will visit the main sights of the city: the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the squares of the …
Who hasn’t dreamed of being a guest of the Medici family? During this thematic tour you will be opened the door of their Palace, t …
The history of the most famous family of Florence - the Medici dynasty, who made a significant contribution to the development of …
You can choose both individual and group tours of Florence and the suburbs. I will help you to see Florence from the une …
Dear friends! If we met on this virtual page, it means that you intend to organize a vacation for yourself or your frien …
Tasting and gastronomic tours (wine, cheeses, sausages, olive oil, truffles, pasta, sea products). Tours for antiques …
Florence is a Renaissance city where every street breathes history and art. The homeland of the Medici and the workshop of great artists, it is famous for its compact, but saturated atmosphere: narrow cobbled streets, the majestic dome of the Duomo and the leisurely run of Arno create a unique flavor. Here, the past coexists with modernity, and a walk in the old center turns into a small trip through time.
Man-made sights of Florence amaze with diversity and grandeur: the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore with the dome of Brunelleschi, the baptistery with the “Gates of Paradise”, the Uffizi Gallery with masterpieces of world art, the Piazza della Signoria with the Neptune fountain and statues of the Loggia Lanzi. On the streets there are Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Pitti, Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, numerous churches - Santa Croce and Santa Maria Novella, as well as the lively markets of Mercato Nuovo and San Lorenzo, where you can feel real Florentine life.
The natural corners and light greenery of the city add tranquility to the urban rhythm: the Boboli Gardens and the Bardini Garden impress with park architecture and views of the city, the Florentine Rose Garden gives aroma and privacy, and the embankments of the Arno River and observation platforms reveal panoramas of the domes and bridges. In the vicinity, it is easy to get to the Chianti Valley, where vineyards and picturesque hills are waiting, combining the culture and nature of the Tuscany region.
On our site, all attractions are marked on an interactive map: you can quickly see what to see next to you, read brief descriptions of objects and build a convenient route. Routes are available for walking and car trips, and filters will help to make a program of interests - art, religion, markets or panoramic points.
You are free to explore Florence on your own on ready-made routes or book excursions from local guides: professional guides will discover little-known stories, leading through hidden courtyards, small museums and workshops. Excursions are available in different formats – individual or group, with an emphasis on art, family itineraries or themed walks, making exploring the city lively and exciting.
Come to Florence to feel the spirit of the Renaissance and discover your favorite corners of the city. Walk along the Arno waterfront, listen to stories by Piazza della Signoria, climb to the observation deck and taste the local cuisine – and let each walk be a story you want to tell over and over again.
