• Santa Maria Novella - Begin the tour at one of Florence’s most significant churches, Santa Maria Novella, which is the first to greet visitors arriving by train.
• Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella - Enter one of the world’s oldest pharmacies, established by the monks of the nearby Santa Maria Novella church. Experience the fragrances and discover the origins of perfume.
• Palazzo Antinori - Explore Palazzo Antinori, the historic home of renowned winemakers, and enjoy intriguing tales about Tuscan wine.
• Cappelle Medicee - View the exterior of the Medici Chapels, the final resting place of the illustrious dynasty that influenced Florence’s history.
• San Lorenzo - Appreciate San Lorenzo, the first cathedral of Florence, entirely funded by the Medici family.
• Palazzo Medici Riccardi - Observe the Medici Palace, the initial residence of the Renaissance’s patrons, and envision Michelangelo living there under Lorenzo the Magnificent’s protection. We’ll see the palace’s exterior, and if fortunate, enter the Medici family’s courtyard and garden.
• Battistero di San Giovanni - In one of Florence’s most beautiful squares, hear the tales of the Baptistery of San Giovanni, the city’s oldest building, renowned for its Gates of Paradise.
• Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Marvel at the stunning Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore, featuring a unique flower-shaped design and the world’s largest masonry dome, a masterpiece by architect Filippo Brunelleschi. Even Michelangelo remarked, “It would be difficult to equal…impossible to surpass.”
• Museo Casa di Dante - Wander through Dante’s district, view his tower-house from the outside, and visit the 1000-year-old church where the father of the Italian language met his muse and love.
• Palazzo Vecchio - In Piazza della Signoria, observe the government palace, Palazzo Vecchio, a medieval fortress with a prison for dangerous criminals and the former residence of the Medici family.
• Piazza della Signoria - Explore Florence’s political center, Piazza della Signoria, an open-air museum featuring many original sculptures by Renaissance artists.
• Ponte Vecchio - Conclude the tour at Ponte Vecchio, the city’s emblem and oldest bridge, famous for its jewelers’ shops over the Arno River.

• Free entrance to the Pharmacy of Santa Maria Novella
• Licensed tour guide

Uncover the prime attractions and the most engaging monuments of the city, and assimilate the mysteries of Florence on an entertaining walking trail led by a proficient guide. Navigate the historic heart of Florence, wander the avenues that stirred Dante, hear the tale of Michelangelo’s David and understand how the world’s largest dome was constructed by Filippo Brunelleschi. Meander the lanes of Florence and soak up the Medieval and Renaissance vibe of this astounding metropolis, viewing it from a local’s perspective.

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