Il Terrazzino sulla Cattedrale

Someone once pointed out that the result of Italian history of passion, religious fervor, artistic temperament and political instability were Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and the Renaissance. The city of Firenza was the cradle of the Renaissance and its art and beauty have attracted travelers for centuries. His famous icons were created when Florence was a powerful independent republic, ruled by a family of corrupt dukes who murdered their rivals while pouring out their wealth to support...

A lovely tour in the historic center of the beautiful city of Florence. This itinerary starts from Piazza del Duomo, where it is recommended to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto's Bell Tower, a beautiful artwork, and the Baptistery of San Giovanni. The route then reaches Piazza della Signoria, where Michelangelo's David is located, and then continues to Piazza San Firenze. This city is very interesting on a historical, artistic, architectural and cultural level and offers...

Nice little easy and affordable excursion out of Florence to get away from the city. Cross the river and go straight up into the orchards. It takes about 3 hours with a 20 minute packed lunch for a decent workout with great views. It's all on asphalted or hard surfaces which make it easy for both cycling and walking. Here you can enjoy beautiful Tuscan views and lots of cypress and olive trees.

A pleasant tour through the streets of Florence, starting from Piazza della Repubblica and proceeding in an anticlockwise loop. The route crosses the Arno River by crossing the Ponte alla Carraia and then passing by Piazza del Carmine, Villa dell'Ombrellino and Villa di Bellosguardo. From here, the itinerary returns to the starting point, passing through the Porta Romana, belonging to the city walls, and then continuing towards Palazzo Pitti and crossing the river again by the Santa Trinità...

A pleasant walk around the city of Florence, achievable on foot or by bicycle. The route takes place in a ring and is suitable for the whole family, starting from Piazza della Repubblica and proceeding counterclockwise crossing the Arno River from the Santa Trinità Bridge. From here the route reaches the Porta Romana, which belongs to the city walls and then runs along the Parco delle Scuderie and reaches Piazzale Michelangelo, where it is possible to admire the statue of David. From here you...