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The Duomo, or Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, is Florence’s heart. If you visit one place, make it this stunning cathedral.
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The Baptistery, one of Florence’s oldest buildings, sits in Piazza del Duomo and is famous for its stunning bronze doors by Ghiberti and Pisano.
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Climb Giotto’s Bell Tower for breathtaking city views. The tower is part of the Brunelleschi Pass and is open daily from morning to evening.
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Step into the Renaissance at the Uffizi Gallery, home to thousands of artworks donated by the Medici family. It’s one of the world’s oldest museums.
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Palazzo Vecchio, Florence’s town hall, offers a museum, Roman Ruins tours, and the Arnolfo Tower, which boasts stunning city views.
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Ponte Vecchio, meaning “old bridge,” is a medieval stone bridge lined with historic jewelry shops, spanning the picturesque Arno River.
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The Pitti Palace, built in 1457, was once the Medici residence. Behind it, the Boboli Gardens feature Renaissance statues, fountains, and lush greenery.
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San Lorenzo Market has two parts: an outdoor market for leather goods and souvenirs, and an indoor market inside Mercato Centrale for food lovers.
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Michelangelo’s David is one of the world’s most famous sculptures. Seeing this masterpiece in person is an unforgettable experience.
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Piazzale Michelangelo offers the best sunset views in Florence. Watch as city lights illuminate the skyline in a magical evening glow.
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