Best of Florence Highlights Walking Tour including Michelangelo's David

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Stop At: Galleria dell'Accademia, Via Ricasoli, 58/60, 50122, Florence Italy

Take a fun and informative 3 hour walking tour through the streets and squares of Florence with a local expert guide, who will explain you the history of the city and the wonders of the Renaissance in a journey through the key masterpieces of the Florentine architecture.

This tour is a great introduction to the city and takes you to all the highlights, monuments, squares, markets.

Stop at the Church of Santa Croce, then go ahead to Bargello Palace, a great example of Medieval architecture not often included in guided tours. You’ll reach Ponte Vecchio, the most ancient bridge in Florence ,dating back to the fourteenth century.

Feast your eyes on the heart-stopping view over the hills that circle Florence, and then listen to a detailed description of the bridge’s history and the Vasari Corridor, which radically modified the shops (botteghe) placed on the bridge.

After an enjoyable diversion that will let you admire the medieval tower houses of the oldest part of Florence, you will reach to the stunning Piazza Duomo, with breath-taking views of the Florence Cathedral and its perfectly preserved, unique marble engravings, and the Brunelleschi’s Dome above all, a miracle of architecture, symbol of the Renaissance movement in Florence due its daring design and even more challenging realization.

Here you will see also Giotto’s bell tower, a perfect prototype of the 1300’s architecture, and the Baptistery, to admire its magnificent Porta del Paradiso. 

Head for the Accademia Gallery, one of the city's top museums. Bypass the long queues with skip-the-line tickets and admire the main draw of the Accademia, The Michelangelo's 'David.'

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Ponte Vecchio, 50125, Florence Italy

Take a fun and informative 3 hour walking tour through the streets and squares of Florence with a local expert guide, who will explain you the history of the city and the wonders of the Renaissance in a journey through the key masterpieces of the Florentine architecture.

This tour is a great introduction to the city and takes you to all the highlights, monuments, squares, markets.

Stop at the Church of Santa Croce, then go ahead to Bargello Palace, a great example of Medieval architecture not often included in guided tours. You’ll reach Ponte Vecchio, the most ancient bridge in Florence ,dating back to the fourteenth century.

Feast your eyes on the heart-stopping view over the hills that circle Florence, and then listen to a detailed description of the bridge’s history and the Vasari Corridor, which radically modified the shops (botteghe) placed on the bridge.

After an enjoyable diversion that will let you admire the medieval tower houses of the oldest part of Florence, you will reach to the stunning Piazza Duomo, with breath-taking views of the Florence Cathedral and its perfectly preserved, unique marble engravings, and the Brunelleschi’s Dome above all, a miracle of architecture, symbol of the Renaissance movement in Florence due its daring design and even more challenging realization.

Here you will see also Giotto’s bell tower, a perfect prototype of the 1300’s architecture, and the Baptistery, to admire its magnificent Porta del Paradiso. 

Head for the Accademia Gallery, one of the city's top museums. Bypass the long queues with skip-the-line tickets and admire the main draw of the Accademia, The Michelangelo's 'David.'

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza Santa Croce, 50122, Florence Italy

Take a fun and informative 3 hour walking tour through the streets and squares of Florence with a local expert guide, who will explain you the history of the city and the wonders of the Renaissance in a journey through the key masterpieces of the Florentine architecture.

This tour is a great introduction to the city and takes you to all the highlights, monuments, squares, markets.

Stop at the Church of Santa Croce, then go ahead to Bargello Palace, a great example of Medieval architecture not often included in guided tours. You’ll reach Ponte Vecchio, the most ancient bridge in Florence ,dating back to the fourteenth century.

Feast your eyes on the heart-stopping view over the hills that circle Florence, and then listen to a detailed description of the bridge’s history and the Vasari Corridor, which radically modified the shops (botteghe) placed on the bridge.

After an enjoyable diversion that will let you admire the medieval tower houses of the oldest part of Florence, you will reach to the stunning Piazza Duomo, with breath-taking views of the Florence Cathedral and its perfectly preserved, unique marble engravings, and the Brunelleschi’s Dome above all, a miracle of architecture, symbol of the Renaissance movement in Florence due its daring design and even more challenging realization.

Here you will see also Giotto’s bell tower, a perfect prototype of the 1300’s architecture, and the Baptistery, to admire its magnificent Porta del Paradiso. 

Head for the Accademia Gallery, one of the city's top museums. Bypass the long queues with skip-the-line tickets and admire the main draw of the Accademia, The Michelangelo's 'David.'

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza del Duomo, 50122, Florence Italy

Take a fun and informative 3 hour walking tour through the streets and squares of Florence with a local expert guide, who will explain you the history of the city and the wonders of the Renaissance in a journey through the key masterpieces of the Florentine architecture.

This tour is a great introduction to the city and takes you to all the highlights, monuments, squares, markets.

Stop at the Church of Santa Croce, then go ahead to Bargello Palace, a great example of Medieval architecture not often included in guided tours. You’ll reach Ponte Vecchio, the most ancient bridge in Florence ,dating back to the fourteenth century.

Feast your eyes on the heart-stopping view over the hills that circle Florence, and then listen to a detailed description of the bridge’s history and the Vasari Corridor, which radically modified the shops (botteghe) placed on the bridge.

After an enjoyable diversion that will let you admire the medieval tower houses of the oldest part of Florence, you will reach to the stunning Piazza Duomo, with breath-taking views of the Florence Cathedral and its perfectly preserved, unique marble engravings, and the Brunelleschi’s Dome above all, a miracle of architecture, symbol of the Renaissance movement in Florence due its daring design and even more challenging realization.

Here you will see also Giotto’s bell tower, a perfect prototype of the 1300’s architecture, and the Baptistery, to admire its magnificent Porta del Paradiso. 

Head for the Accademia Gallery, one of the city's top museums. Bypass the long queues with skip-the-line tickets and admire the main draw of the Accademia, The Michelangelo's 'David.'

Duration: 1 hour