Uffizi Gallery should definitely be your first stop upon arrival in Florence. My experience was nearly overwhelming; there is so much beauty under one roof. It is a beautiful former palace of the Medici family. It was built in 1560. It contains numerous rooms of masterpieces and countless pieces from ancient Rome.

Statue of David is a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture created between 1501 and 1504, by the great Michelangelo. The statue represents the Biblical hero David.

The Statue of David may be the world’s most recognizable statue. It stands about 17 feet tall and made of marble.

[tab name=”Description”] Accademia Gallery The Accademia Gallery is a short walk from the Piazza…

[tab name=”Description”] Pitti Palace Florence Pitti Palace is positioned on the south side of…

Bell Tower Florence Italy [tab name=”Description”] Giottos Bell Tower Giottos Bell Tower is adjacent…

Galileos Museum collection is really well demonstrated in a way that helps you comprehend the role of Florence in renaissance science and discovery. It also will show you progression of science and knowledge over a few centuries of human history.

[tab name=”Description”] Piazzale Michelangelo Piazzale Michelangelo is the most panoramic and breathtaking place to…

[tab name=”Description”] Bargello Museum Bargello Museum is just a block down from the Piazza…

[tab name=”Description”] Medici Chapels The Medici Chapels is attached to the beautiful San Lorenzo…

[tab name=”Description”] Gondola Rides in Venice What better way to top off your stay…