It was constructed in the early 20th C complete with a bronze replica of the great artist's most famous sculpture…

Housed in the former offices of the Medici, this collection is a monument to the Renaissance (all of its stages).

Narrow medieval lanes, as wide as small alleys, conceal this sensational marble-banded, striped panorama until the…

The statue is HUGE, 17 feet tall, and in it's own special display area.

They represent (from left to right): Charity among the founders of Florentine philanthropic institutions; Christ…

In the shadow of the Palazzo Vecchio sits this impressive square that has been witness to Florence’s history.

Located behind the Pisa Cathedral it's the third oldest structure in the city's Cathedral Square.

The square was completed in 1349, when the council laid the nine segments of paving to represent their civic rule and…

Created between 1369 and 1547 by 40 artists, including major Sienese artists and a few top artists from outside Siena…

It contains the above ground burial crypt of some of the greatest minds of the Renaissance - including Michaelangelo…

An historic covered market building with two large trading floors.

This is the sole surviving bridge of central Florence from WWII when the occupying Germans destroyed all of the others…