#1 of 15 things to do in Florence
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Miranda-Maas says:
Europe has many terrific museums but to me this is definately one of the best ones. The collection contains paintings of all masters in the European history in painting. So there are not only Italian paintings but also a lot of Spanish, Dutch, Flemisch and German ones. One thing you have to keep in …
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#2 of 15 things to do in Florence
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antigonewanders says:
My favorite site in all of Italy is San Miniato. It is a church overlooking Florence that was built in 1015. San Miniato's age allows it to feature artwork from many eras, while its semi-remote location keeps it from being mobbed by tourists. Best of all, the beauty is not limited to the artwork …
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#3 of 15 things to do in Florence
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yadilitta says:
Ponte Vecchio is a landmark in Florence. This bridge is the oldest of Florence's six bridges and maybe is one of the city's best known landmarks.
It's full of stores. Mostly old specialized in jewelry and expensive articles. Just walk around and feel all the fashion vibe.
But the row of shops…
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#4 of 15 things to do in Florence
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annakramer66 says:
Riding a Segway throughout the streets of Firenze has to be one of the world is most pleasurable treats. One stands at least a foot taller allowing unobstructed views of Florence is wonders. We had ample opportunity to take pictures and ask questions as well as to experience a brand new form of peop…
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#5 of 15 things to do in Florence
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yadilitta says:
This is an L-shaped square located in front of the Palazzo Vecchio. It's considered the point of origin of the history of the Florentine Republic. It's the meeting place of locals as well as numerous tourists.
It's surrounded by amazing buildings like: Palazzo Vecchio, the Loggia della Signoria, …
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#6 of 15 things to do in Florence
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sphere620 says:
My family and I wanted to visit a part of Italy that we had never visited before. We decided for the north-east. Normally when you do not know the place it is a problem when it comes to sightseeing, reaching the hotel, food, transportation, museums and a lot of other things. We went to many travel a…
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#7 of 15 things to do in Florence
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yadilitta says:
This Basilica is the Cathedral (Duomo) of Florence. Located in the religious heart of the city: Piazza del Duomo its complex includes the Baptistry and Giotto's Campanile.
It's the 3rd largest cathedral in the world and its style express the bridging of Greek and Gothic architecture. But the bea…
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#8 of 15 things to do in Florence
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toddster184 says:
So you have to wait in line for about 1 hour to 1 1/2 hours to see the famed sculpture, but it sure was worth it. If you enjoy a bit of history and art in your life, you will definitely enjoy the Galleria Accademia. It houses the original statue of David by Michaelangelo among other important coll…
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#9 of 15 things to do in Florence
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yadilitta says:
This Palazzo is the seat of the municipal government, therefore is just partially open to the public. Formally known as Palazzo Pubblico, Palazzo della Signoria, etc, the Palazzo Vecchio is a landmark in the Piazza della Signora with its high tower of 94 m.
It hides many treasures. Must see the p…
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#10 of 15 things to do in Florence
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marybwootan says:
Make sure to buy tickets before you go before both or the wait is hours and hours...selectitaly.com is a good way OR call your hotel before you go and the concierge can help you out.
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#11 of 15 things to do in Florence
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dlazzaro says:
The Museo del Bargello is one of the most important museums in Florence. Primarily a collection of sculpture, the museum is home to some of the most famous pieces in the world, including Donatello's David. It also houses works by Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and Cellini. In several rooms there are la…
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#12 of 15 things to do in Florence
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yadilitta says:
Built in honor to Michelangelo, is located in the top of a hill, which makes you able to get a gorgeous view of the city.
This place is very well known because of the panoramic views of Florence and the Arno valley. This square is a popular spot with locals and tourists.
You can find copies o…
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#13 of 15 things to do in Florence
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dlazzaro says:
Technically named "La Loggia dei Lanzi" the lodge is a large outdoor art gallery that also offers a place for travelers to rest their feet in the shade. Built in the late middle ages, the Loggia later became home to some of the greatest sculptures created during the Renaissance. Notable …
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#14 of 15 things to do in Florence
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annakramer66 says:
The class was organized, the instructor was perfect and made everything flow just right, the recipes and resulting food was perfecto! I would highly recommend this session to anyone. They kept it on time and made the entire experience well worth it.
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#15 of 15 things to do in Florence
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PleaseDontBePsycho says:
Also called: I Nuovi Musei di Leonardo Da Vinci
Life sized models of Da Vinci's sketches that you can play with and test out. Nice on hot summer days in Florence because:
- it's quiet
- it's time out from walking around outside in the heat/crowds. Bonus points because it's air conditioned
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