Below you can find all the sights you can’t miss in Florence. From worldwide acclaimed art galleries where you can immerse yourself in Renaissance atmospheres, to magnificent squares that staged and preserve the history of Florence, ending with monumental gardens and panoramic locations that will live you breathless…

…and in love with Florence!

Monuments & Buildings

Appartamenti Monumentali di Palazzo Pitti These royal apartments, situated on Palazzo Pitti, are a suite of richly decorated and fur...	Palazzo Vecchio o della Signoria Symbolic monument of political power in Florence and, simultaneously, the most outstanding...
Giardino di Boboli Rising behind the Pitti Palace are the beautiful Boboli Gardens. They were originally desi...	Palazzo Strozzi Palazzo Strozzi is one of the symbols of Renaissance architecture. Its creation was the id...
Palazzo Pitti Piazza de’ Pitti, set at an unusual angle on a slope at the base of the hill of Boboli, is...	Spedale degli Innocenti Designed by Brunelleschi between the years 1421 and 1434, this edifice marks the beginning...
Forte di Belvedere This fortress, built at the end of the 16th c. at the wish of the grand duke Ferdinando I,...	Villa Medicea di Castello The Villa of Castello was one of the first villas outside Florence owned by the Medici, da...
Palazzo Medici Riccardi e Cappella dei Magi This was the first, superb example of a noble home in Renaissance Florence. It was built b...	Palazzo Rucellai The Renaissance Palazzo Rucellai was built in successive phases, in the second half of the...

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Museums

The Uffizi Gallery The Uffizi Palace is one of the most loved monuments of Florence. Commissioned by Cosimo I...	Museo Bardini The museum was donated to the city of Florence by Stefano Bardini (1836-1922), internation...
Galleria dell'Accademia Easily reached from Piazza S. Marco, the Galleria dell’Accademia is particularly famous fo...	Museo Stibbert The Museum comprises the collection accumulated in his own home by Frederick Stibbert (183...
Museo Nazionale del Bargello Palazzo del Bargello was the first public building in Florence under the Commune. It was b...	Museo Archeologico Housed in the Palazzo della Crocetta the Archaeological Museum is a landmark in any unders...
Museo Herbert Percy Horne A splendid building of the 14th century, a few steps away from Ponte alle Grazie over the ...	Corridoio Vasariano Built in 1565 by Vasari, for Cosimo de’ Medici, the corridor constituted a handy, private,...
Casa Buonarroti This home of the Buonarroti family stands on the site of three houses, purchased by Michel...	Museo Bandini, Fiesole This museum contains the collection of the canon Angelo Maria Bandini, an 18th c. man of l...

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Churches

Cappelle Medicee The Medici Chapels were built as a personal sepulchre of the Medici family right in the ba...	Cenacolo di Santo Spirito e Fondazione Romano The Augustinian complex in Santo Spirito is one of the great religious and artistic monume...
Cappella Brancacci di Santa Maria del Carmine You enter the Brancacci Chapel and find yourself face to face with Masaccio's masterpieces...	Chiesa e museo di Santa Maria Novella As is the case with most other Florentine squares, Piazza Santa Maria Novella is dominated...
Battistero di San Giovanni Piazza Duomo Florence's Battistero di San Giovanni was built in the VII century, probably following the...	Chiesa di Santa Trinita The church was built in the second half of the XI century by the Vallombrosian monks, and ...
Campanile di Giotto This bell tower takes its name from the fact that it was designed by the great artist Giot...	Cenacolo del Ghirlandaio From the cloister adjoining the church of Ognissanti you can go into the former refectory ...
Chiesa di Santo Spirito The unadorned 18th c. facade of this Augustinian church conceals one of the purest pieces ...	Chiesa di Orsanmichele The relationship between art, religion and commerce hardly gets closer than in the church ...