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5 days ago · 1. The Florence Cathedral. 2. Climb the Steps to the Top of the Dome. 3. Visit the Baptistery of San Giovanni. 4. Opera del Duomo Museum. 5. Climb Giotto’s Bell Tower. 6. Piazza del Duomo. 7. Piazza della Signoria. 8. Climb the Tower of Palazzo Vecchio. 9. The Uffizi Gallery. 10. The Vasari Corridor. 11. Stroll across Ponte Vecchio. 12.
3 days ago · Florence, city, capital of Firenze provincia (province) and Toscana regione (Tuscany region), central Italy. It is surrounded by rolling hills that are covered with villas, vineyards, and orchards. During the 14th–16th century, Florence achieved preeminence in commerce, finance, learning, and especially the arts.
5 days ago · Table of Contents. Best Things to Do in Florence. #1 The Florence Cathedral aka the Duomo. #2 Visit the Baptistery of San Giovanni. #3 Climb Giotto’s Bell Tower. #4 The Uffizi Museum. #5 Climb the Tower of Palazzo Vecchio. #6 Stroll across Historic Ponte Vecchio. #7 Boboli Gardens and the Pitti Palace.
5 days ago · With 2 days in Florence, you have just enough time to visit the highlights of this beautiful city. Tour the Uffizi Gallery, climb the dome of the Duomo, see Michelangelo’s David, stroll across Ponte Vecchio, and watch the sunset from rooftop bars or stunning viewpoints of the city.
8 hours ago · 6. Boboli Garden. This is one of the historic stops to include in your Florence itinerary. It is a park linked to the Pitti Palace, which began as a Medici garden. Inspired by the Palace of Versailles, it is one of the city’s most beautiful gardens, full of works of art nestled among striking holm oaks and fountains.
4 days ago · As the capital of Tuscany, its region globally known for wineries and rustic cuisine, Florence offers much more than what’s written in your standard travel guide. While I do think it’s a must to see the aforementioned artworks, there are other other parts to Florence that may appeal to you — and some out of the ordinary.
3 days ago · Address: Piazza degli Strozzi, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy Website: palazzostrozzi.org. Marino Marini Museum. Henry Moore visited Florence in his youth, went on to sculpt the same marble as Michelangelo, showed in Florence in 1972 and donated works to the city – all the while cross-fertilising with Tuscan primitivist sculptor Marino Marini.
