Museo dell'Opera di Santa Croce Review

Close to the square of the Holy Cross, the cathedral is majestic. Its majestic tranquility is more evident in it. When I went in March, there were not many tourists there, so it was easier to walk. The tombs of Galileo, Michelangelo and Machiavelli, as well as the tombs of many others at all periods of Florence's history, can be found. Artworks by Giotto, Donatero and Gadi are easily visible, and statues by Henry Moore and others dating back to the Renaissance are also placed in the corridor. In other words, it is a treasure trove of art works that are too many to be exemplified, but I was impressed by the sense of tranquility. Simply put, it is so beautiful.

The St. Croce Opera Museum is quite large, and the whole museum is very wonderful artwork. There are many museums here. It is distributed around the city. The sculptures inside are very beautiful. There are quite a lot of large-color artworks created.

Enter the St. Croce Opera Museum from the right side of the church. Don't miss these valuable national treasures. They are very good galleries.

After entering the museum, there is a definite aim. Don't miss these valuable national treasures. They are very good exhibition halls and have a lot of historical origins.

It is recognized as one of the most perfect works of the early Renaissance. There are museums, offering cultural relics, statues and art.