Florence Historic Center and Renaissance Landmarks
Begin at Piazza della Repubblica.
Meet your guide near the Hotel Savoy in the heart of Florence.
Learn about the city's origins as the cradle of the Renaissance and its transformation over the centuries.
Stroll to Piazza del Porcellino.
Visit the famous bronze boar fountain, a beloved Florentine symbol believed to bring good luck.
Explore the nearby shops and stalls showcasing local leather goods and crafts.
Walk to Ponte Vecchio.
Admire one of Europe's oldest and most picturesque bridges.
Learn about its fascinating history, its survival during World War II, and its renowned jewelry shops.
Continue to the Uffizi Gallery (exterior).
Stand before the iconic Uffizi Museum, home to the world's most extensive Renaissance art collection.
Listen as your guide explains the significance of artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, and Michelangelo.
Explore Piazza della Signoria.
Discover the open-air sculpture gallery, Palazzo Vecchio, and the replica of Michelangelo's David.
Learn about Florence's political history and the powerful Medici family.
Visit the Cathedral of Florence (Santa Maria del Fiore).
Admire Brunelleschi's magnificent dome and Giotto's bell tower.
Appreciate the intricate marble facade and the historical importance of this architectural masterpiece.
End at San Lorenzo Church and Market.
Explore San Lorenzo Church and the nearby Medici Chapels.
Conclude the tour at the lively San Lorenzo Market, where you can sample traditional Florentine dishes or try the famous Antico Vinaio sandwich.