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Walking Tour of Florence, Italy

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Walking Tour of Florence, Italy

This incredible walking tour of Florence, Italy takes you to the top sights in Firenze city center: Ponte Vecchio, the Duomo, Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, Church of Orsanmichele, Santa Croce, and Palazzo Vecchio in Piazza della Signoria.

Florence is a tiny gem rich in history, art and culture and countless other things to discover. With most of the main sights a short walk away from one another, Firenze is one of the best walking cities in the world.And strolling through the alluring streets is the best way to get acquainted with the city of Florence.

Get lost in the beauty of Florence but not completely, as your local guide will take you to all the must-see spots in this perfectly planned itinerary. Admire the most important landmarks, monuments, churches, bridges, squares, and palaces on this Florence guided walking tour.

Highlights

EXPLORE FLORENCE BY FOOT

Explore the historic city center of Florence in a special way - by foot. You’ll not only find the greatest Renaissance architecture and artworks, but you get to experience the quaint and lively city from a unique perspective by walking through the charming streets and neighborhoods of Firenze.
PONTE VECCHIO

The first stop on the itinerary is Ponte Vecchio. More than just a bridge, Ponte Vecchio is a road, market, and piazza all in one. One of the top attractions in Florence, Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge) was the only bridge spared in Florence during World War II.
BRUNELLESCHI’S DOME

Your Florence walking tour continues to the famous Brunelleschi’s Dome. The Cupola of Florence Cathedral (Duomo) is the largest brick dome ever constructed and the first of its kind with unique architectural problems.
SEE THE TOP SIGHTS OF FLORENCE

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) is not only a major tourist attraction in both Florence and Tuscany, but one of the largest churches in Italy. This Gothic Style Florence cathedral designed by Arnolfo di Cambio also has one of the most recognizable and colorful facades.
RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE

Admire the Florence Baptistery, one of the oldest buildings in the city and the baptism site of many notable Renaissance figures including Dante and some of the Medici family. And directly across from it, the massive freestanding bell tower, Campanile di Giotto.
CHURCHES OF FIRENZE

The Church of Orsanmichele isn’t the most beautiful church in Florence but there is an interesting story behind why this structure originally used to store grain became a place of religious worship.
SANTA CROCE

Also known as the Temple of the Italian Glories, Santa Croce is the burial place of some of the most remarkable Italians that ever lived such as Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli, and Rossini. It’s also the largest Franciscan church in the world featuring sixteen chapels.
PALAZZO VECCHIO

Last stop on this walking tour of Florence Italy is Palazzo Vecchio in Piazza della Signoria. Originally named Palazzo della Signoria (Italian for lordship) which was once the government of the Renaissance Republic of Firenze, this ‘Old Palace’ founded is 1299 is the town hall of Florence.

Explore the historic city center of Florence in a special way - by foot. You’ll not only find the greatest Renaissance architecture and artworks, but you get to experience the quaint and lively city from a unique perspective by walking through the charming streets and neighborhoods of Firenze.

EXPLORE FLORENCE BY FOOT

PONTE VECCHIO

BRUNELLESCHI’S DOME

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) is not only a major tourist attraction in both Florence and Tuscany, but one of the largest churches in Italy. This Gothic Style Florence cathedral designed by Arnolfo di Cambio also has one of the most recognizable and colorful facades.

SEE THE TOP SIGHTS OF FLORENCE

Admire the Florence Baptistery, one of the oldest buildings in the city and the baptism site of many notable Renaissance figures including Dante and some of the Medici family. And directly across from it, the massive freestanding bell tower, Campanile di Giotto.

RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE

The Church of Orsanmichele isn’t the most beautiful church in Florence but there is an interesting story behind why this structure originally used to store grain became a place of religious worship.

CHURCHES OF FIRENZE

SANTA CROCE

PALAZZO VECCHIO

Q&A

When was Ponte Vecchio built?
Although the bridge first appears in documents dating back to 996, Ponte Vecchio was built in 1345. This is the ‘newer version’ of the ‘Old Bridge’ that was destroyed by a flood in 1117 and again in 1333.
Why is the Ponte Vecchio bridge famous?
Ponte Vecchio is an incredibly picturesque and unique bridge famous for the shops built on it. Ponte Vecchio is also the only bridge that wasn’t destroyed in Florence during WWII.
Where is the Ponte Vecchio Bridge located?
Ponte Vecchio is located over the Arno River in the historic city center of Florence, Italy.
What is the Ponte Vecchio bridge made of?
Ponte Vecchio is a closed-spandrel arch bridge made of stone.
Who built the dome of Florence Cathedral?
Filippo Brunelleschi built the famous dome of the Florence Cathedral, also known as the Cupola of the Duomo or Brunelleschi’s Dome.

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Walking Tour of Florence, Italy

Walking Tour of Florence, Italy

EXPLORE FLORENCE BY FOOT

PONTE VECCHIO

BRUNELLESCHI’S DOME

SEE THE TOP SIGHTS OF FLORENCE

RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE

CHURCHES OF FIRENZE

SANTA CROCE

PALAZZO VECCHIO

When was Ponte Vecchio built?

Why is the Ponte Vecchio bridge famous?

Where is the Ponte Vecchio Bridge located?

What is the Ponte Vecchio bridge made of?

Who built the dome of Florence Cathedral?

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