Top Things to do In Florence 2021

"One of the most amazing Cathedral I had the chance to visit. There is so much details and attention put in the place you'll never be disappointed. The ceiling is breathtaking and the size of the monument is huge. If you are in Florence you HAVE to walk inside and enjoy this historical place."

"A beautiful river in the heart of Florence. We loved leaning against the wall near the river with a cone of gelato just taking in the beauty! There are also some great restaurants with seating right over the river so the views are outstanding!"

"Scenic Castle is also called Scenic Castle, it is really a castle. It is located on the high ground on the south bank of the Arno River, not far from the Popoli Gardens. It was built by the Medici family to surround the city of Florence and the rule of the Medici family. There is a Medici villa in the beautiful castle, which was used as a refuge during the war. Many artworks and sculptures of various forms are placed in the castle now. On the castle platform, you can overlook the old city and surroundings on the north bank. It is a good viewing platform besides Michelangelo Square."

"An Italian hill town southwest of Florence. Its old town is surrounded by 13th-century walls and is known for its medieval architecture, unique in the preservation of about 12 tower houses. Inside the walls, well-preserved buildings include famous examples of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, and outstanding examples of secular architecture and churches."

"There are large walking venues and adventure parks nearby. If you travel to Florence, you must stay in Vincigliata for a day"

"The emperor’s castle, located in the city of Prato, has a history of nearly a thousand years. The castle is composed of several towers connected together. There is a large grassland around the castle. Visitors can climb to the top of the castle and overlook the whole town."

"The Leaning Tower of Pisa is not only a landmark building in Italy, but also one of the wonders in the history of world architecture. The tower is actually a free-standing bell tower of the Cathedral of Pisa, located in the central square of Pisa: the Miracle Square. The building has a cylindrical shape and is made of white marble. The bottom of the tower is engraved with reliefs and on the top there is a bell pavilion. It is said that the Leaning Tower of Pisa is built with spoils transported by six ships by the Pisa fleet. The tower is tilted to the southeast, and many people believe this is due to an uneven foundation and soft soils."

"Montalcino (Montalcino)-a fortress that has guarded freedom in Italy from the beginning to the present. It stands high on a rugged mountain ridge. It is easy to recognize Montalcino from its sharp towers. Its unusual geographical location is condescending, strangling the throat of Via Cassia, the avenue of commerce since ancient times. It brought prosperity to it, and at the same time was involved in a lot of wars."

"The current urban layout and architecture of Pienza was basically determined by Pope Pius II-because this is his hometown, according to his wishes, two architects from Florence were invited to plan and construct. Therefore Pienza is known as the "touchstone of Renaissance urban life" and was declared a World Cultural Heritage in 1996. In fact, in the eyes of our tourists, there may not be so many doorways-there is only a small street that is not very spacious, with winding alleys on both sides, a church and a square in the center, and two city gates on both ends of the street. The boundaries of the town. The main buildings such as the church and the Pope’s summer residence are made of sandstone, while the houses in the alleys are mostly red bricks. Every household is decorated with flowers on windowsills, balconies and even walls, and the door frames are bridged with flowers, and the fragrance of flowers fills the air."