• Palazzo Vecchio - The exterior of Palazzo Vecchio is a grand structure rich in history and culture, symbolizing both Florence’s illustrious past and its dynamic present. Its architectural beauty, artistic elements, and historical importance make it an essential stop for anyone interested in Florence’s heritage and the ideal starting point for a tour.
• Piazza della Signoria - Piazza della Signoria is a significant square situated in the heart of Florence.

Political Hub: This square has been the focal point of Florentine political life since the Middle Ages.

Piazza della Signoria serves as an open-air museum, showcasing an impressive array of statues and sculptures.

Loggia dei Lanzi: Adjacent to Palazzo Vecchio, this open-air gallery displays a collection of notable sculptures, including Benvenuto Cellini’s “Perseus with the Head of Medusa” and Giambologna’s “The Rape of the Sabine Women.”

Replica of Michelangelo’s David: The square features a replica of Michelangelo’s renowned statue, “David.”

Fountain of Neptune: Designed by Bartolomeo Ammannati, this magnificent fountain is another key attraction of the square.

Piazza della Signoria is a favored gathering spot for both locals and visitors.

• Duomo - Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore - Explore the exterior of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the Baptistery of St. John, three of Florence’s most iconic and architecturally significant landmarks.

These sites are part of the city’s historic center and are celebrated for their historical and artistic significance.

Dome: Brunelleschi’s dome is a Renaissance architectural masterpiece, being the largest brick dome ever built. It uses a double shell and a herringbone brick pattern for stability.

The bell tower was designed by Giotto di Bondone, although he only witnessed the construction of the lower levels. Andrea Pisano and Francesco Talenti completed the tower after Giotto’s passing.

The baptistery is famous for its three sets of bronze doors. The south doors were crafted by Andrea Pisano, while the north and east doors, known as the “Gates of Paradise,” were created by Lorenzo Ghiberti. These doors are adorned with intricate relief sculptures depicting biblical scenes.

• Piazza Santa Trinita - Piazza Santa Trinita is a historic and charming square located in the heart of Florence.

Piazza Santa Trinita is positioned along Via de’ Tornabuoni, one of Florence’s most elegant streets, renowned for its luxury shops and historic buildings.

The square itself is relatively small but holds significant cultural and architectural importance in the city.

• Ponte Vecchio - The Ponte Vecchio is a historic and iconic bridge in Florence. It spans the Arno River and is celebrated for its unique architecture and rich history.
• Basilica di Santo Spirito - The Santo Spirito Basilica in Florence is a must-see for travelers interested in Renaissance art, stunning architecture, and hidden gems beyond the usual tourist spots. Designed by Brunelleschi, this magnificent church offers a serene atmosphere and breathtaking interiors. One of its greatest treasures is the Michelangelo wooden crucifix, an early masterpiece sculpted by the artist at just 17 years old. Situated in the Oltrarno district, Santo Spirito is ideal for those exploring Florence off the beaten path, offering a blend of history, art, and local charm.

• Il libro segreto di Antonio con i migliori luoghi per cibo, musica, drink, musei
• Entrata nella sacrestia di Santo Spirito e visita del crocifisso ligneo di Michelangelo
• Guida turistica locale professionale ed entusiasta

• le mance non sono incluse
• le visite da interno di Palazzo Vecchio, Duomo, Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore non sono inclusi

Desideri esplorare il Rinascimento oltre i celebri dipinti? Questo tour esclusivo mette in risalto la ricca storia di Firenze attraverso la prospettiva dei suoi due più grandi geni artistici, il cui spirito di competizione li ha spinti a creare alcuni dei capolavori più rinomati al mondo.

Ascolterai racconti sulle loro personalità contrastanti e sulle loro tecniche uniche, scoprendo il contesto politico e culturale della Firenze rinascimentale, per comprendere più a fondo l’innovazione e il fervore artistico di quell’epoca.

Visiteremo anche la magnifica Basilica di Santo Spirito per ammirare uno dei capolavori più straordinari — e sorprendentemente poco conosciuti — di un giovane Michelangelo: il Crocifisso ligneo. Quest’opera fu realizzata come ringraziamento al priore che gli permise di studiare anatomia, aprendo la strada alla sua profonda conoscenza della forma umana.

Immergiti nella cultura autentica della città attraverso l’arte, i racconti e consigli speciali sui luoghi preferiti della guida.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.