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Chiesa e Museo di Orsanmichele
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Open on Tue-Sun,10:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2 hours
Address: Via dell'Arte della Lana, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy
Official website: http://uffizi.firenze.it/musei/
Phone: +39 055 23885
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A beautiful church, somewhat hidden and not crowded. After visiting the larger churches, this smaller one is a great place for quiet reflection.
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Do not travel through Florence without stopping at Orsanmichele, the absolutely stunning chapel of the city's 14th century craft and trade guilds. All of the guilds sponsored the construction of statues of their patron saints, replicas of which stand around the church. (You can find the originals in the museum of Orsanmichele.) In an effort to outdo their competing guilds, the sponsors paid huge sums to commission work from the country's best sculptures and to secure the highest quality materials. These beautiful statues remain some of Italy's classic artistic achievements.
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A beautiful church, somewhat hidden and not crowded. After visiting the larger churches, this smaller one is a great place for quiet reflection.
Very interesting, there are beautiful altars and statues (some of them original) built by the owners of Florence. The significance of this place in the late Middle Ages and the Florence Renaissance is not exaggerated. However, if you visit here on Monday, you can climb the stairs to see the statue up close. This is free and comes from the hard work of volunteers, all of whom are employees of the museum upstairs. Don't miss it.
In a church in the city, the square building structure is on the corner of the street. It is easier to find here. This church has many people doing Mass every day. It is also an important gathering place in the community. There are many tourists. .
This church is not easy to find. In an alley, after a gate enters, you will find this church? The church is not big, but it is very delicate. The whole environment feels like it has entered a medieval environment, which is pretty good.
A very different church. I especially like the many sculptures on the door. The sculptures were the patron saints of all walks of life at that time. These sculptures were donated by people from all walks of life. It was not bad. The church was also very beautiful.