Basilica di San Lorenzo

Lorenzo is the church of the Medici family and the chapel of the family. The church is relatively low-key, calm, and the surface mechanism is the popular element at the time. The dome is small and exquisite.

The church of San Lorenzo is also a very good historical building, the cathedral belongs to a very good place, the whole church is also very novel, some murals are very interesting, and you can see a lot of religious things.

The church of San Lorenzo, designed by Michelangelo, although the appearance is flat but the status is still very high, the church also has the medal of the Medici family, the pill is the symbol of the earliest Medici to make a fortune.

This is the worship Hall of the Medici family. The Medici family is a godlike existence. Without Medici, we can't say there is no Renaissance, but it will be delayed for many years at least. The outside is simple and unadorned, without redundant decoration, but simple and elegant, full of history. Just in time for Easter Eve, I went in and felt it.

The facade of the church is very ordinary and looks a little rough, but this is what the Italian church looks like in general. The church is funded by the Medici family, and part of it (Sagrestia Vecchia is said to be the little dome next to it) was designed by Brunelleschi, which is also the most worthwhile place to visit. Michelangelo is said to have redesigned the facade for the church, but It was not built for various reasons.

The Medici family ruled in Florence for more than five centuries and achieved the Italian Renaissance. He was the founder and promoter of the Renaissance. St. & Lorenzo Church is the chapel of the Medici family and the burial Mausoleum of the Medici family. The church was built in the 11th century. It has a Gothic structure of black and white marble. There are many sculptures and paintings in the church.