Citiwalks: Walks around the city of Florence
"Adoration of the Magi", Sandro Botticelli, c. 1475, Tempera on panel, 111 x 134 cm, Uffizi, Florence.
On this site -
- Michelangelo's Florence. A walk that begins with Michelangelo's apprenticeship years and ends where his tomb lies.
- The Medici's Florence. As well as a self guided walking tour through Florence in the time of Cosimo the Elder and Cosimo I, there are also directions to three Medici villas on the outskirts of Florence.
- Dante's Florence. Dante Alighieri is universally known as the author of the Divine Comedy. In this walk, we find many of the buildings that were familiar to Dante as well as works of art that celebrate his memory.
- Florence museums. The location and description of 15 of the top museums and galleries in Florence.
- Inside Florence. Florence is more than art treasures and museums. Here are some alternatives.
Other sites of interest -
- Firenze by Net. A comprehensive city and art guide, maps, helpful information for tourists and residents.
- 36 Hours in Florence. From the columns of the New York Times, this article provides an interesting itinerary for those on a very short stopover.
- Florence: City of Renaissance. An excellent site to bone up on Florence before your trip.
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florence.net. If you are staying in Florence for an extended period, this site provides very useful information on accommodation.
