The Loggia dei Lanzi transforms Piazza della Signoria into an extraordinary open-air sculpture gallery. Discover Cellini’s Perseus, Giambologna’s masterpieces and the history behind one of Florence’s finest free attractions. […]
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Directly beside Florence Cathedral, the Loggia del Bigallo is an easily overlooked Gothic landmark with a remarkable history of charity, art and medieval Florence. […]
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Discover Oratorio di San Sebastiano de’ Bini in Florence, a little-known historic oratory and museum on Via Romana with Renaissance art, a connection to Beatrice Portinari and an intriguing history as a medieval pilgrims’ hospice. […]
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San Bartolomeo a Monte Oliveto is a quiet Florentine church above San Frediano, linked to Leonardo’s Annunciation and home to Renaissance art. […]
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Convitto della Calza near Porta Romana hides one of Florence’s lesser-known Renaissance treasures: Franciabigio’s monumental Last Supper of 1514. […]
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Santa Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi is a quiet historic church in Florence with Renaissance architecture, a beautiful courtyard and Perugino’s remarkable Crucifixion. […]
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