Florence Travel Guide

Florence Cathedral is crowned by Brunelleschi’s massive terracotta dome, the city’s icon and a Renaissance masterpiece.

The Uffizi Gallery houses Botticelli’s Birth of Venus and works by Leonardo, among the world’s finest Renaissance collections.

Just behind Florence's cathedral, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo shelters the art and architecture that once decorated the great church. Here you can see Lorenzo Ghiberti's original bronze panels from the Gates of Paradise, Donatello's gaunt wooden Mary Magdalene, and Michelangelo's late, unfinished Pietà. Brunelleschi's wooden model of the dome that astonished Renaissance Europe shares a gallery with Arnolfo di Cambio's sculptures from the old facade. Reopened in 2015 after a decade-long restoration, the museum sets these treasures in a soaring space that does justice to their genius.

Ponte Vecchio is the oldest stone bridge over the Arno in Florence, lined with jewelry shops, a symbol of the city's medieval character.

Ponte Vecchio, located in FLORENCE, 意大利, is among the city's most visited attractions.

Baptistery, located in PISA, 意大利, is among the city's most visited attractions.