Florence Landmarks and Uffizi Gallery Masterpieces
Start at Piazza della Signoria, an amazing square in Florence, full of people, colours, and sometimes even music. The statues in front of Palazzo Vecchio seem almost alive, immersed in this suggestive and joyful atmosphere.
Discover the Uffizi Gallery, next to Palazzo Vecchio, and continue your guided tour of the museum to explore one of the most exciting collections of paintings in Italy.
Be amazed by the breathtaking beauty of Botticelli's famous "Venus" and "Primavera," Leonardo da Vinci's works of art and their mysteries, Michelangelo's unique painting, and Titian's "Venus of Urbino."
After a good dose of art, it is time for a walk across Ponte Vecchio, the paradise of jewellery lovers and the oldest bridge in Florence.
Enjoy a thrilling experience at the former straw market that Florentines call Mercato del Porcellino (Little Pig Market), named after the bronze statue of a pig with a shiny nose.
Continue your guided tour of Florence in Piazza della Repubblica. In Roman times, this piazza was the centre of political and social life, with a Roman Forum and the Capitolium.
Explore Piazza San Giovanni and Piazza del Duomo, the religious centre of the city. Here, discover one of the oldest architectural monuments, the Baptistery. Right next to it rises the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Giotto's Bell Tower, symbols of the power and glory of Florence since the Middle Ages.
