Cappella Brancacci

The tallest building in the city and the fourth largest Catholic church in the world, the building that took more than 150 years to complete also witnessed the Renaissance, especially the dome designed by Luneleski is a miracle in architectural history. The facade of the church was also the first time it was spliced in multi-colored marble. I walked around it for a few laps and still couldn't find an angle to accommodate the panoramic view.

Blanca Chapel is a building on the facade of a large building, and the interior of the upbringing has a large collection of murals, all of which are artistic works of creation from the rain and snow of the tenth century, and it is worth admiring here.

This is a small church in a cathedral. Many people will ignore this. It’s gone to go in and see. The murals are too beautiful, and the colors are still very bright as new.

Today is Saturday, I arrived at the door at 14:30 and found that the door was opened. The Italian lady who received me and I had a meal that meant 15:15 to let in. When I came back at 15:00, I finally understood that she meant to let me leave name to make an appointment at 15:15. I completely engaged in oolong. Ask the next game at 16:30, only Saturdays can be made on the spot every week, their official website can not be opened, blame themselves for not understanding, just have to give up. ps: Italians speak English too strangely 🤣

Perhaps this is just one of Florence's many churches. But it brought us a surprise, with vivid paintings, vivid characters and exquisite paintings. There are also explanations.