Walk through the historic center to discover the toponymy of the places that characterized the Florentine environment in the 1300s. The Toponymy of Florence tells stories related to names of illustrious families, structures that once existed, natural elements of the territory or meeting places. Other alleys remind us of struggles, discord or other facts related to ancient Florentine families. … [Read more...]

"The chisel turned into a brush, even the unfinished conveys his idea"This guided tour is about the life and works of Michelangelo, his knowledge with the Medici family, his youth, his views on the politics of the time and his relationship with the famous men of the Medici family in Florence Michelangelo carved the David on behalf of the Florentine Republic Accademy's Gallery We will see a … [Read more...]

Basilica S. SpiritoBasilica of S. Spirito and continues with the crossing of the river 'Arno to get to see the most beautiful street of Florence with known Palazzi up to the impressive Central Market.This 15th century basilica is one of the most beautiful designs of the famous architect Filippo Brunelleschi and is located in a lively district of the city. Basilicadi S.Spirito shows the specific … [Read more...]

Let's discover the origins of Florence A journey with your guide for a told walk through the cobblestone streets of Florence to discover the beginnings of this city; a city that has always amazed through time. Secrets and curiosities of the most significant periods: From the origin of Roman Florence until it became famous as the "cradle of the Renaissance" and a place where a new way of … [Read more...]

FLORENCE Hints to rediscover through an overview from above, the most important periods of this city, unique in the world for the primates achieved in history. You can admire the beautiful Basilica of S. Miniato, an exemplary Romanesque monument with marble inlays, characters and history that have passed from here.The visit starts from Piazzale Michelangelo Palatine Gallery After … [Read more...]

A unique emotion for those who love the art of the period called Renaissance. In the beautiful building designed by architect Giorgio Vasari for Cosimo I dei Medici, there are hundreds of masterpieces collected over the course of about three centuries. Galleria Uffizi is recognized as the first and most important collection of paintings in Italy in its style and one of the most precious art … [Read more...]

Here are some nice things you can do during or after the classic Guided Tour Itinerary. Morning: A pleasant breakfast in Piazza della Repubblica, with its historic cafés. An Italian breakfast or better, to Tuscany. If you are here on Thursday, find the flower market under the Portici; arrive at dawn from the outskirts to settle their scented goods.   A conversation with your Guide to … [Read more...]

In this itinerary you will see Michelangelo's David considered a Renaissance icon and the most important and famous places in the city. Accademy's Gallery This gallery has a historical value as it has been home to one of the first and most prestigious schools for the art of sculpture; in addition to the David there are other things on display that recall prominent personalities in the artistic … [Read more...]

The Forte di Belvedere has had considerable importance in the history of Florence and is one of the most interesting in Italy as a defense system. The architect Buontalenti followed the theoretical principles of modern fortification, in particular in place of the bastioned front he designed a futuristic (for the time) in front of the tapestry, especially in the side facing outside, inspired by … [Read more...]