Historic and cultural stops in Floransa

A picturesque medieval bridge with Roman origins, lined with jewelry and gift shops.

A major 13th-century cathedral known for its red-tiled dome, colorful marble facade, and elegant Giotto's bell tower.

A 16th-century building housing a vast collection of masterpieces, including Primitive and Renaissance-era paintings.

An art museum featuring Michelangelo sculptures such as David, Renaissance paintings, and Russian iconography.

A neo-Gothic Franciscan church famous for its Giotto frescoes, and the tombs of Michelangelo and Galileo.

A gallery complex in a Renaissance royal palace with a major painting collection from Italian and European masters.

Gotik ve erken dönem Rönesans ustalarından ünlü fresklerin yer aldığı, 15. yüzyıldan kalma Dominik kilisesi.

Landscaped gardens created in the 16th and 17th centuries, featuring Renaissance-era sculptures and elaborate fountains.

A fortified 13th-century palace with lavishly decorated rooms and ornate courtyards.

Michelangelo tarafından tasarlanan kütüphanesiyle Rönesans Dönemi'nden kalma ünlü kilise ve Medici Ailesi'nin mezar yeri.

Michelangelo ve Donatello'ya ait heykellerinin yanı sıra restorasyon merkezinde bronz yaldızlı vaftizhane panelleri.

Sanat müzesi ve ünlü şapeliyle 15. yüzyılda Michelozzo tarafından Medici ailesi için tasarlanan saray.

An iconic octagonal baptistery famous for its bronze doors and mosaic ceiling, with a striking marble facade.

Michelangelo'nun eserleri dahil, Rönesans heykelleri bulunan 13. yüzyıldan kalma sarayda sanat müzesi.

Şehir manzaralı terasa çıkan merdivenleriyle kırmızı, yeşil ve beyaz mermerlerle kaplı ünlü gotik kule.

Michelangelo imzalı Sagrestia Nuova gibi Medici ailesinin mezarlarının bulunduğu kubbeli simgesel yapı.

Göz alıcı Romanesk ön cephesi, Orta Çağ döneminden iç mekanları ve şehir manzaralarıyla tepede bulunan 11. yüzyıldan kalma kilise.

A restored 17th-century, four-story villa housing 2 museums, art exhibitions, and gardens.

One of the beloved spots in Floransa.

One of the beloved spots in Florence.