Top Things to do In Florence 2021

"Buy your tickets in advance! I heard someone saying they had waited 2 hours before going in! Go early to enjoy viewing everything you can. Definietly worth visiting, and don't forget to take picures of the river while your upstairs, and the dome. "

"The Academy Art Museum is relatively small compared to many other famous art museums, especially compared to the Uffizi next door, but the fare is a little bit more, all because of the great statues here. There are mostly sculptures here, and some benches are for quiet. enjoy."

"Very distinctive residences, with high towers, and free windows and facades. These are almost modern architectural techniques and are very eye-catching. Although the location is not very conspicuous, there are still many tourists."

"Palazzo Medici Riccardi has a particularly fascinating history, rich in art and also in political, cultural and worldly events. It is an integral part of the history of the city."

"Great museum regarding the artwork and history of the Florence Duomo. Admission is included with the pass to ascend the Duomo and the bell tower."

"I have to admit, at some point I have had my share of traditional art museums even in Italy so for the fashionista in me I headed to the Gucci museum. A walk through history with a different eye. Plus they have a wonderful café with fabulous food and cocktails. How can you go wrong!"

"Regarding Galileo, he actually studied in Venice. Later, by coincidence, I went to Rome. Because he has always felt that heliocentric theory is a very simple academic question, and he can draw conclusions by looking up at the starry sky with his telescope. Moreover, the new pope of the Holy See was also his friend at the time, and he was also a very accomplished person in physics. In addition, he has many friends in the courts of Vienna and Paris. The final result is regrettable."

"Truly the most gorgeous pharmacy anywhere. Discrete entrance leads to a stunning foyer, where friendly salespeople encourage you to try various Parfums, hand lotions and soaps from recipes that date back hundreds of years. Perfect for glthat authentic Florentine gift."

"This is a masterpiece of architecture, and there are many collections of fine self-portraits. The age of self-portrait has spanned several decades to the present day. I think I have fallen in love with Ellis, Vigilius Le Brun. You must not miss this place, but you must make an appointment in advance, as there will be a limit on the number of visitors. The corridor across the Ponte Vecchio is a very beautiful view."

"Fantstic frescos and renaissance library. !0 minutes walk from homeNB all the DRIVING distances indicated in this guide are much bigger than WALKING distance which has no compulsory itinerary"