
Travel from Milan to Florence on a full-day trip using high-speed train services. The experience includes a guided walking tour with a local guide focusing on the Medici district. Key sites include the Medici Chapels and the Florence Cathedral (Duomo), featuring Brunelleschi’s Dome, Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the Baptistery of San Giovanni. Participants will walk through medieval streets to the Straw Market to see the “Porcellino” statue, and visit Piazza della Signoria, home to Palazzo Vecchio and the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge. If the option is chosen, the tour includes a visit inside the Cathedral, showcasing its nave, Bandinelli’s marble choir, stained-glass windows, and Vasari’s frescoes. After the tour, there will be free time for exploring, shopping, or relaxing before returning to Milan by train in the evening. This trip suits those interested in Renaissance art and history but may not be ideal for individuals seeking a less structured experience.
Admire the imposing exterior of Palazzo Medici Riccardi, the first great Renaissance palace of the Medici family. From the outside, your guide will introduce the power, taste and influence of the dynasty that helped shape Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance.
Discover Piazza di San Lorenzo, one of the most historic corners of Florence and closely connected to the Medici family. From the square, take in the atmosphere of the neighborhood and learn about the basilica’s long history and its role in Florentine religious and political life.
Marvel at the magnificent exterior of Florence Cathedral, with its richly decorated marble façade, Brunelleschi’s extraordinary dome, Giotto’s Bell Tower and the ancient Baptistery. From the outside, discover how this monumental complex became one of the greatest symbols of Renaissance Florence.
Admire Orsanmichele from the outside, a unique building that began as a grain market before becoming one of Florence’s most fascinating churches. Your guide will point out its elegant architecture and the famous exterior niches once decorated by the city’s powerful guilds.
Visit the lively Mercato del Porcellino, famous for its traditional leather stalls and the beloved bronze boar fountain. Discover the local legend behind the “Porcellino” and enjoy the charm of one of Florence’s most popular market areas.
Enter Piazza della Signoria, Florence’s grand open-air museum and political heart. Surrounded by statues, historic palaces and the majestic Palazzo Vecchio, this square tells stories of power, art, rivalry and civic pride at the center of Florentine history.
End your walk at the iconic Ponte Vecchio, Florence’s oldest and most famous bridge. Lined with historic shops and suspended over the Arno River, it offers one of the city’s most unforgettable views and a perfect glimpse into Florence’s timeless charm.
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