Italy Tuscany Florence

Tuscany's capital is full of history, boasting beautiful architecture, great art venues, superb food, and unforgettable atmosphere.

This superb art gallery houses a wealth of Renaissance art, including Michelangelo's world-famous sculpture of David.

Succumb to the charms of this historic center, venturing through the streets to discover quaint shops, cafes, and historic sites.

An 11C Romanesque church with rich geometrical design, featuring uniquely ornate interior, including mosaics, murals, and frescoes.

This popular hilltop square offers the best views of the city, and is lauded for its magical atmosphere during sunset.

Florence's largest church is an architectural gem boasting Gothic-Revival architecture, superb decorations, and an exquisite facade.

A famous museum, exhibiting some of the greatest classical art pieces from major Italian masters. A must visit for art lovers!

The city's Town Hall dates to the 13C and features several lovely courtyards, as well as an array of chambers with historic decor.

Strewn with 16C-18C sculptures and architectural curios, these lovely gardens are home to a notable Fountain of Neptune.

Stretching between two palaces, this covered passageway features several notable paintings.

Hemmed with various cultural and historic landmarks, this central square is a great spot for a meet up or for some people-watching.

Housed in the mansion of the wealthy Stibbert family, this museum exhibits fine art, historic artifacts, armament, and other curios.

A wonderful natural history museum exhibiting an array of anatomical, ornithological, and entomological collections.

Formerly a prisonhouse, this 13C building houses an art museum displaying important sculptures and artworks by Renaissance masters.

Admire the superb design, then climb 414 stairs up this beautiful Gothic tower to enjoy the stunning views of Florence awaiting you.

Adjacent to a monastery, this museum hosts Florence's largest collection of religious art, including some important masterpieces.