Great place to see and interact with people from all walks of life. Unfortunately, Neptune's fountain was under maintenance when we were there and was covered up. Several other wonderful statues to admire around the square. Restaurants are a little "tourist friendly" around this area....More

The Signoria is surrounded by famous art. The piazza Signoria is basically just the road to something else that you are planning on seeing. Its beautiful, but the kind of beautiful that becomes relatively commonplace in Florence. You'll probably end up walking through it whether...More

This place is unique, very enjoable to see al the statues around and the architecture. You cannot miss it at all

A truly beautiful piazza, home of the statue of David by Michelangelo, home of the Neptune fountain, a very popular tourist site, great photo opportunties, located next to the Piazza del Duomo, a must visit whilst in Florence

This is a must see. This historic place explains well what the medieval Florence and the Medici family were all about. The place breathes power and expectations to rule. The palazzo vecchio, the old republican palace dominates the scene. Fantastic view from the famous cafe...More

in this square you will experience some of the most stunning statues (for free) in Florence - some amazing works of art just to be appreciated (and photographed). worth a visit.

We stopped on a very hot morning. They were not open yet, but invited us to sit and wait at the outside table. The pizzas were perfect! Very large serving and very delicious.

Lots to see and if you enjoy people watching you will not grow tired of watching the number of people who flock to this piazza at the Uffizi. There are also restaurants and art at every turn.

The city hall plaza where Michelangelo's David was placed. Here you can also see other statues and the Neptune Fountain.

When you enter the piazza it seems incredible these magnificent sculptures from antiquity are not surrounded by protective fences or security guards, but are touchable and approachable so it is possible to really appreciate what long dead people saw for the first time; a very...More