Loggia del Bigallo - Museo del Bigallo

It's on the side of the square. Every piece of work placed in it is very classic! Here, hot weather can be summer, rain can shelter from rain, Florence is such a city, let art everywhere!

It's a long corridor, with a little arched doors on top and many open doors. It's the best way to shelter from rain. There are still some places to sit in and some statues.

The Beagalo Gallery, located at a corner near St. John's Square in downtown Florence, is a Gothic style building with a long history. The Beagalo Gallery can be seen everywhere with exquisite sculpture reliefs of Christian stories. It is also a popular place for local people.

Located at the corner of St. Johor's Square and Carl Chayoli Road, there are too many scenic spots in Florence. There are abundant reliefs on the two arch brackets of the Pigallo Corridor.

It's worth visiting. It feels very old and vicissitudes during the day. It's mysterious at night. It's beautiful both during the day and at night.

It's a late Gothic building in Florence, Italy. It's a spacious street with straight maple trees on both sides. It's beautiful.

It's on the side of the square. It's hot enough to stay in the summer and rainy enough to stay out of the rain. It's great.

It's a late Gothic building in Florence, Italy. If you like to walk around, you can see the spacious streets.

There are abundant reliefs on the two arch brackets of the Beagalow, and art is everywhere.

This is one of the city's public corridors, part of which has a benevolence hall.