I am glad that I visited the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.

#Register tripbest July hotel sleeper In addition to the famous Salone dei Cinquecento, the Hall of Five Hundred, the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence is full of surprises at other less famous exhibition rooms. It is really a worthwhile point, even if it is only in the atrium that is free to visit, where you can see the murals of the cities of Austria that Medici commissioned to marry the Austrian princess. The view of Florence on the wall on the lower edge of the ceiling gives a glimpse of what kind of activity and splendor there used to be in the various squares of this city. You can also look for a hundred expressions of the Medici family emblem: three-dimensional, flat, colored, monochrome, painted into the mural... The old palace is full of life for visitors, as if you can find their family history documented everywhere, and if paired with homework before and after or a local tour, there are bound to be more surprises.