[2025 Florence Attraction] Travel Guide for Piazzale Michelangelo (Updated Feb)

To all winter travel lovers! We've put together a must-see guide for an 8-day trip to Italy, a super useful travel reference that you're sure to love~ -- Floating on the boot of the Mediterranean Sea, Italy is a country with a rich artistic heritage🗿, a deep historical background📖, and a variety of regional styles🏞. It is affectionately known as a paradise of food and art🥘🎨. Strolling through the alleys, you may come across stunning scenery🔖, and here, you can slow down and rediscover your passion for life! -- 🎭🎒Itinerary: DAY 1: Leaning Tower of Pisa - Pisa Cathedral 📌After checking in at the Leaning Tower of Pisa, we will also visit the historic Pisa Cathedral to enjoy the cultural heritage. DAY 2: Piazza della Signoria - Florence Cathedral - Giotto's Campanile - Basilica of Santa Croce - Piazzale Michelangelo 📌Walk through the bustling square, admire the grandeur of the Florence Cathedral, feel the rhythm of Giotto's Campanile, and the romance of Piazzale Michelangelo. DAY 3: Castel Sant'Angelo - Colosseum - Roman Forum - Arch of Constantine - Trevi Fountain - Piazza di Spagna 📌Walk through the corridors of history, starting at Castel Sant'Angelo, and immerse yourself in the charm of ancient Roman culture. DAY 4: Free time in Rome 📌Like a scene from the movie "Roman Holiday," stroll freely through Rome and enjoy your holiday. DAY 5: Piazza San Marco - St. Mark's Basilica - Bridge of Sighs - Gondola Tour - Rialto Bridge 📌Feel the charm of Venice, from Piazza San Marco to the Rialto Bridge. DAY 6: Lake Garda - Milan Cathedral - La Scala - Piazza del Duomo 📌From Lake Garda to Milan, admire the blend of old and new. DAY 7: Milan - Depart for Shanghai 📌End your trip to Italy, don't forget to bring back lots of memories, see you in Milan. DAY 8: Arrive in Shanghai 🎉Welcome home! We hope this trip brings you endless memories and emotions. -- Tips: 1. Food: The must-try in Italy is their pizza and ice cream, which are just amazing🍕🍦 2. Visa information: This is important, you need to apply for a visa to travel to Italy, we recommend preparing in advance to avoid affecting your trip😊 3. Specialty prices: Local leather goods and Renaissance art are considered specialties, but they are expensive💰 4. Exchange rate between local currency and RMB: The local currency is the euro, and the current exchange rate is around 7 to 8 RMB, so we recommend exchanging a few small red envelopes in advance🎁. -- That's it, the end of our trip to Italy, we hope you have gained something and fallen in love with this country full of rich artistic atmosphere and historical warmth. See you next time!👋🇮🇹

#traveldiaries Florence, the capital city of the Tuscany region in Italy, is known for many things, including its outstanding art, Renaissance architecture and distinguished cultural heritage. One of the most famous landmarks in Florence is the magnificent Gothic style Duomo Cathedral, formally the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower, with its massive red dome dominating the city's skyline. The Duomo Florence is considered to be the largest masonry structure in the world. Over four million bricks weighing more than forty thousand tonnes were used to construct the cathedral as per the designs submitted by Arnolfo di Cambio in 1296. ✨Part of the central Duomo complex, the bell tower reaches up high into the sky, and if you are able to climb the 414 steps to the rooftop terrace, you'll be rewarded with incredible views of Florence. ✨Head to Piazzale Michelangelo for a panoramic view with the surrounding hills for Florence cityscape vistas from afar.

Florence, a must-visit destination in Italy! It can be said to be the city with the highest concentration of churches in Italy! It is also the hometown of poet Dante, painter Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo. Whether it is the architectural artistic beauty or the cultural atmosphere, it is very rich! 📍Recommended Attractions: ⭐️Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore Built in 1296, it is of Gothic style. The dome of the cathedral has a total of 463 steps. After reaching the top, you can enjoy the view of the city center. Next to it is the Giotto's Campanile, which is almost as high as the dome. ⭐️Uffizi Gallery The Uffizi Gallery is known as the "Treasure House of Renaissance Art" and the "Renaissance Museum". The collection here is very rich, including works by masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Titian, and Caravaggio. ⭐️Baptistery of St. John One of the oldest buildings in Florence, it is shaped like a candy box. The octagonal pool in the center of the baptistery has been moved, and visitors can stand directly under the octagonal dome to look up. ⭐️Giotto's Campanile The bell tower has a total height of 85 meters and can also be climbed. There are a total of 414 steps. During the climb, you can gradually see the full view of the dome. After reaching the top, you will experience a breathtaking view that you will remember for a lifetime! ⭐️Piazza della Signoria Piazza della Signoria is surrounded by the Palazzo Vecchio, the Loggia dei Lanzi, and the Gucci Museum. On the other side of the square is the original Gucci Museum, now called Gucci Garden, which includes a restaurant, café, and shop. The restaurant has a Michelin star, and some of the items in the shop are exclusive to Gucci Garden and cannot be found elsewhere. ⭐️Ponte Vecchio This place is lined with gold shops, and the gold jewelry is exquisitely crafted. Jay Chou also checked in here! ⭐️Piazzale Michelangelo It is said that "if you haven't seen the sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo, you haven't been to Florence." This shows how special this place is. From the square, you can have a panoramic view of the center of Florence and enjoy various beautiful sceneries. The best time to visit is at sunset. ⭐️Boboli Gardens Including an open-air theater, lemon trees, grottoes, large and small fountains, and sculptures, it is a representative work of Italian gardens.

The best place to get a truly panoramic view of Florence's skyline. The walk uphill to the square could be quite taxing specially on a hot summer day so try to time it in the early morning or in the late afternoon. I chose the afternoon to coincided the climb with the sunset over the River Arno.#境外遊 #awesomepic

#bucketlistreboot After this steep, but short climb be sure to go to Michelangelo’s Square which you can find a few hundred meters down the road. Again, you will be rewarded with amazing views of Florence to admire. For best results, be sure to stop by one of the local bars and enjoy an Aperol Spritz. To finish up, head down on the Ponte alle Grazie and head your way to Basilica of Santa Croce with the eponymous square. A splendid way to finish your tour of Florence of the main attractions. For those that are passionate by art we recommend Palazzo Pitti or Pitti Palace as it’s known in English. If not, it still makes for a few good photos on the outside #italy #florence

Piazzale Michelangelo is the best place for scenic lookout in Florence. The night scene at dusk is magnificent. Florence has three statues of David. This third one appeals to many photographers. Looking at the old town of Florence in the square, you can command a panoramic view of historic buildings, red tiles, Arno and Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore.

First time in Italy? Don't miss this 8-day tour guide, classic routes take you to the romantic country, let your trip more exciting! . 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Milan Cathedral -> Scala Opera House -> Milan Cathedral Square -> Lake Garda On the first day, we visit the Milan Cathedral, the Scala Opera House, and the Milan Cathedral Square. Finally, we head to the picturesque Lake Garda. Day 2: St. Mark's Square -> St. Mark's Basilica -> Gondola Ride -> Rialto Bridge On the second day, we head to Venice, visit St. Mark's Square and St. Mark's Basilica, and take a gondola ride. We then stroll across the Rialto Bridge and experience the romance of Venice. Day 3: Free day in Rome On the third day, we have a free day in Rome. You can explore the mysteries of this eternal city according to your own interests. Day 4: Sant'Angelo Bridge -> Sant'Angelo Castle -> Colosseum -> Roman Forum -> Trevi Fountain -> Spanish Steps On the fourth day, we visit several famous attractions in Rome, including the Sant'Angelo Bridge, Sant'Angelo Castle, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. Day 5: Piazza della Signoria -> Florence Cathedral -> Giotto's Bell Tower -> Santa Croce Church -> Michelangelo Square On the fifth day, we continue to explore Florence, visit Piazza della Signoria, Florence Cathedral, Giotto's Bell Tower, Santa Croce Church, and Michelangelo Square. Day 6: Leaning Tower of Pisa -> Pisa Cathedral On the sixth day, we head to Pisa, witness the miracle of the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, and visit the Pisa Cathedral. Day 7: Return to Shanghai On the last day of the trip, we end our adventure in Italy and return to Shanghai. Day 8: Arrive in Shanghai After a long flight, we arrive safely in Shanghai and end this unforgettable trip to Italy. . Attraction recommendations: 🏛️ Milan Cathedral: A must-see Gothic cathedral! The interior decoration is simple but solemn, especially the towering dome and the gorgeous stained glass windows, which are really beautiful! 🛍️ Milan Cathedral Square: After visiting the cathedral, don't forget to take a stroll around the square. It's full of medieval charm and a great place for leisure and shopping! 🏟️ Colosseum: Want to see the glory of ancient Rome? Come to the Colosseum! It was once the site of gladiatorial battles, and you can feel the weight of history. 🌺 Florence Cathedral: When you arrive in Florence, you must visit the Florence Cathedral. As a representative building of the early Renaissance, it is a landmark of Florence! . 🧳 Travel checklist: Essential items to bring when traveling to Italy 📞 Prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid confusion. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, Italy uses European plugs. 📜 Bring your passport and visa, so you don't have to worry about customs. 👗 If you're going to Italy in February, bring some thick clothes to avoid freezing. 🔋 Bring a charger and a power bank to charge your phone and camera. 💊 Bring some common medicines in case of emergency. 💸 Bring your credit card and cash for shopping and spending. . Come to Italy and enjoy the charm of romance and history! Let your travel story unfold here!

#favouriteitinerary As a traveler that prefers the local, less touristy vibes, I definitely prefer Florence over Rome. While there's still lots of tourists at the common tourist spots, the streets of Florence provide a more homely feeling in contrast to Rome. Do plan a trip to Piazzale Michelangelo to catch a paranomic view of the whole city!! #florence #italy #piazzalemichelangelo #couplestrip #hiddengems #solotrip

#favouriteitinerary 🇮🇹🏛️ Florence – The Heart of the Renaissance Florence (Firenze in Italian) is a city of art, history, and romance, known as the birthplace of the Renaissance. With stunning architecture, world-famous museums, and delicious Tuscan cuisine, it’s a must-visit destination in Italy! 🏛️ Top Things to See & Do ✅ Duomo di Firenze & Brunelleschi’s Dome – Climb to the top for breathtaking city views 🏰⛪ ✅ Ponte Vecchio – The city’s iconic medieval bridge lined with jewelry shops 🌉💎 ✅ Uffizi Gallery – Home to masterpieces by Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Leonardo da Vinci 🎨🖼️ ✅ Piazzale Michelangelo – The best panoramic viewpoint of Florence, especially at sunset 🌇📸 ✅ Boboli Gardens & Pitti Palace – A royal retreat with lush gardens and Renaissance art 🌿🏛️ 🍷 Must-Try Food 🍽️ Bistecca alla Fiorentina – A thick-cut T-bone steak, grilled to perfection 🥩🔥 🍽️ Ribollita – A hearty Tuscan vegetable and bread soup 🍲🥬 🍽️ Gelato – Florence is the birthplace of gelato, so don’t miss trying authentic flavors 🍨✨ With its artistic treasures, romantic streets, and amazing food, Florence is a city that captures hearts and leaves visitors enchanted! 🇮🇹 #italy #Florence

The ever-changing Italy 🇮🇹 Maybe it’s because the sunset in Florence is so famous. People sitting on the steps of Piazzale Michelangelo Singing and dancing while waiting for the afterglow In contrast The sunrise seems to be ignored The city hasn't woken up yet in the morning There were almost no people there, so I got up early and went out for a walk. I checked the weather forecast last night. It's said it will rain in the evening. Winter in the Mediterranean climate is indeed a bit cold. #Italian Afraid of missing the blues sunset Get up early Fortunately it is winter The sunrise at 7:30 is still possible. Really lucky 🍀 The sunrise was not swallowed by the clouds. It wasn't until I was ready to leave that it gradually turned cloudy It was originally forecast to rain in the evening. As a result, it started to drizzle before noon. It is indeed a bit cold in Florence in winter.

Italy's Tuscany 🇮🇹 has a Mediterranean climate, and February is winter. Although the temperature is not particularly low, around 5-15°C, it rains a lot. Imagine you plan to walk in the fields and enjoy the iconic pastoral scenery, but it rains all the time, which will not only affect your experience, but also make the beautiful scenery less attractive. Moreover, the grass has not completely turned green at this time, and the scenery does not have that vibrant feeling. · 🎈Best time to visit The best time to visit Tuscany is actually from April to October. From April to May, wildflowers bloom all over the mountains, and the green grass is like a huge velvet carpet. The pastoral scenery is full of spring vitality. September to October is autumn, when grapes are ripe, making it a good time to experience grape picking and wine making, and you can also see the autumn scenery. · 🏰Attractions 🔺Siena: A medieval-style town, the shell square in the ancient city is a must-see. The famous Siena Horse Race Festival is held here every year. 🔺Florence: The birthplace of the Renaissance, the Uffizi Gallery houses a large number of Renaissance paintings, and the Michelangelo Square offers a panoramic view of the city. 🔺San Gimignano: Famous for its many towers, it is known as the "Medieval Manhattan". Walking on the ancient streets, you will feel like you have traveled back in time. · 🍷Food recommendations 🔺Florentine steak: Made from local Chianina beef, it is tender and juicy, grilled to medium rare, and the aroma of the meat fills your mouth with every bite. 🔺Tuscan bread soup: Made with stale bread, vegetables, and olive oil, it is rich in flavor and a traditional local delicacy. 🔺Tiramisu: Although its origin is controversial, Tuscan tiramisu has its own unique flavor. The sweet mascarpone cheese and coffee liqueur-soaked ladyfingers are very satisfying. · ✅Recommended itineraries (Transportation + attractions + guide) 🚩Florence round-trip 💰San Gimignano + Chianti + Siena 💰Leaning Tower of Pisa + San Gimignano + Siena 💰Montalcino + Pienza + Montepulciano 💰Val d'Orcia + Pienza + San Gimignano 💰San Gimignano + Siena + Pienza + S/Cypress Avenue 🚩Rome round-trip 💰Montepulciano + Sant'Antimo + Pienza 💰Orvieto + Civita di Bagnoregio + Montepulciano 💰Pienza + Montalcino + Sant'Antimo

🌅View of Florence! Piazzale Michelangelo✨ Piazzale Michelangelo is one of the best spots to see Florence! From this high-rise square, you can see the red-roofed cityscape, the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and the Arno River. Especially at dusk, the orange-hued view of Florence is as beautiful as a painting, and it is a breathtaking view. 📍 Access information 🚶♀️ Walking: About 30 minutes from the Duomo (There is a slope, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes) 🚌 Bus: Take bus number 12 or 13 and get off at "Piazzale Michelangelo" 🚖 Taxi: About 10 minutes from the center The refreshing view during the day and the fantastic cityscape lit up at night are both attractive. If you visit Florence, be sure to stop by! #Overseas travel trip

The best way to visit Florence I bet is to start from Piazzale Michelangelo. Coming out from the train station，with the track at back, turn right, when you see five guys chain store, go to take bus number 13. I bought the bus ticket with the app 'at bus' (1.70€), it took me all the way to Piazzale Michelangelo. The view is stunning, seeing the whole Florence. Then I took the sweet time to walk down hill and visited the town.

It’s your first time in Italy, don’t miss this 8-day travel guide! A complete analysis of the classic routes will take you to the romantic country easily. ------------------- Italy has a rich history, from the ancient Colosseum 🏟️ to the charming water city of Venice 🚣‍♂️, there are charms everywhere. Don’t forget to taste the authentic pizza🍕 and spaghetti🍝 to experience the unique Italian flavor! ------------------- 🎉Route suggestion: Travel in depth to Italy and encounter romance and art! 🌹 Day 1: Leaning Tower of Pisa – Pisa Cathedral 📍Visit the City of Miracles and feel the charm of the leaning tower and the sanctity of the church. Day 2: Piazza della Signoria - Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore - Giotto's Campanile - Cathedral of Santa Croce - Piazza Michelangelo 🚶‍♀️Wander through Florence and appreciate the charm of the Renaissance city. Day 3: Castel Sant’Angelo – Colosseum – Roman Forum – Arch of Constantine – Trevi Fountain – Piazza di Spagna 🏛️Travel through history and experience the splendor and romance of ancient Rome. Day 4: Free tour of Rome 💼Enjoy your Roman holiday and plan your own time freely. Day 5: St. Mark’s Square – St. Mark’s Basilica – Bridge of Sighs – Gondola Ride – Rialto Bridge 🚣‍♂️Tour around the water city of Venice and feel the unique romance and style. Day 6: Lake Garda—Milan Cathedral—La Scala—Milan Duomo Square 🎭Explore Milan, the fashion capital, and taste the blend of art and nature. Day 7: Milan-Shanghai ✈️End a wonderful journey and return full of memories. (Note: The trip ends after arriving in Shanghai on the 8th day.) ------------------- Attraction suggestions: 🌟 Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore: the pride of Florence and the treasure of the Renaissance. Don’t miss this city’s iconic buildings! 🏛️ The Colosseum: Feel the shock of ancient Rome. This was once the stage where gladiators fought life and death. The weight of history is overwhelming! 💒 Milan Cathedral: Characteristic Gothic style, a wonderful fusion of simple interior and towering dome. And those gorgeous flower windows will definitely open your eyes! 🛍️ Milan Piazza Duomo: Want to experience the medieval style? This is the right place! You can combine leisure and shopping with a unique Milan style. ------------------- Small tips: 1️⃣ The time difference between Italy and China is 7 hours, please pay attention to adjust the time difference~🕰️ 2️⃣ It’s a little cold in Italy in December, so it’s recommended to bring a thick coat and thermal underwear. 🧣 3️⃣ Don’t miss the pizza and pasta, as well as the famous tiramisu! 🍕🍝🍰 4️⃣ In Italy, remember to tip the waiter to express your gratitude. 💶 5️⃣ When visiting the church, ladies please avoid exposing your shoulders and knees. 👗 ------------------- That’s it for your trip to Italy, I hope you can fall in love with this land full of romance and history! 🌟

#europetrip #italy #florence Piazzale Michelangelo is my favorite place in Florence, offering the most breathtaking and free panoramic view of the city. From this vantage point, we could see the stunning skyline of Florence, with the iconic Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, and the Arno River stretching out before us. It’s a spot where the beauty of the city comes alive, especially during sunset when the warm golden light bathes the rooftops. We took a bus up to the piazza, which made the trip easy and convenient, and the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the view. Standing there, overlooking Florence, felt like stepping into a painting — a memory I will always cherish.

#cityscape Florence is famous for its Renaissance architecture, with the Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, and Ponte Vecchio all offering breathtaking views. The terracotta rooftops of Florence are an iconic part of the cityscape, best viewed from the Piazzale Michelangelo or the hills surrounding the city. The sunset hues bring out the natural colors of Florence’s historical buildings, making it a popular time for capturing cityscape photos. The balance of geometry and artistic detail makes Florence a captivating city for photographers interested in historical and artistic architecture.

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Michelangelo Square Michelangelo Square is a 19th century square with a replica of Michelangelo's bronze David statue! Since you can see the entire cityscape of Florence at a glance, if you go to Florence, be sure to visit Michelangelo Square! The sunset is beautiful, but the night view is also beautiful✨✨ The road there is also very pretty, so if you like walking, I highly recommend walking👏🏻👏🏻 📌Michelangelo Square Piazzale Michelangelo, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy #OctoberTravelSupportEvent #Italy #ItalyTravel #Florence #FlorenceTravel #MichelangeloSquare

Piazzale Michelangelo offers one of the most iconic views of Florence, providing a stunning panoramic scene of the city. As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a beautiful blend of pinks, oranges, and purples, casting a warm glow over the city’s famous landmarks, including the Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio. Watching the sunset from this vantage point is a magical experience, as the light reflects off the Arno River and bathes the historic rooftops in a golden hue. It’s a perfect spot for soaking in the beauty of Florence and capturing unforgettable photos. #awesomepic #couplestrip #italy_views #italy

Florence is without doubt one of Europe’s most beautiful cities home to a staggering proportion of the world’s fine art with the magnificent Duomo at its heart. Throughout the city, there’s no shortage of places to get that perfect instragram shot, one of which is a little outside the city at the rose and iris garden close to Piazzle Michelangelo. Here you can gain, arguably the best panoramic view of the city watching the Arno River meander around its towering spires. The gardens themselves are also well worth the visit, especially in late spring when the flower are in full bloom and locals descend on the area during warm evenings. #florence #viewpoint

Discover the magic of Florence. Explore the iconic Duomo, admire masterpieces at the Uffizi, and stroll across the Ponte Vecchio. Enjoy the charm of its cobblestone streets, indulge in Tuscan cuisine, and soak in stunning views from Piazzale Michelangelo. Whether you’re captivated by art, history, or food, Florence offers an unforgettable experience. Every step unveils a story, every meal a taste of Tuscany. Florence is not just a destination, it’s a journey through time and beauty. #Florence #Italy #Travel #Art #Tuscany

#travellerswonderland Piazzale Michelangelo is one of the most iconic squares in Florence, Italy, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Situated on a hill just south of the historic center, it provides a stunning vantage point from which to admire Florence's skyline, including landmarks such as the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Palazzo Vecchio. You can get to Piazzale Michelangelo on foot in around 25 minutes from Florence's historic centre. The square is a popular gathering spot during sunset to enjoy sunset and the view of the city. This is a must-visit if you're in Florence. Address: Piazzale Michelangelo, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy

#100waysoftravel 🎨 San Marco Museum Located in the heart of Florence, the Museo di San Marco sits on the grounds of a historic Dominican monastery. It's renowned for its remarkable collection of Renaissance frescoes and religious art. 🌊 Arno River Cruise A cruise along the Arno River offers a unique way to admire Florence's beauty. Glide past iconic historic buildings and monuments, all while soaking in the serene atmosphere. 🏛️ Church of the Medici Visit the Cappelle Medicee, the majestic mausoleum of the powerful Medici family. It showcases not only their grandeur but also their rich taste in Renaissance art. 🌿 Boboli Gardens Behind Palazzo Pitti, you'll find the Giardino di Boboli, one of Florence's most famous gardens. It's a peaceful retreat filled with history, sculptures, and panoramic views. 🌄 Piazza Michelangelo Located on the hills overlooking the city, Piazzale Michelangelo offers stunning panoramic views of Florence. Don’t miss the bronze replica of Michelangelo’s David, surrounded by copies of his other masterpieces. #FlorenceDream #TuscanyTravels #FlorenceViews #ArtAndHistory

Ah, Florence! The cradle of the Renaissance, where every corner whispers tales of artistic grandeur. Join me as we explore the top attractions that make Florence a haven for art lovers and history buffs alike. 🖼️ Uffizi Gallery Piazzale degli Uffizi, 6, Florence Dive into Italy's treasure trove of art at the Uffizi Gallery! With masterpieces by the greats like Botticelli's "Birth of Venus," it's a visual feast for the soul. Pro tip: grab a combo ticket for a hassle-free entry and immerse yourself in over 170K collections. Remember, a little homework on Italy's rich history amplifies the wonder! 🗿 Gallery of the Academy of Florence Via Ricasoli, 58/60, Florence Home to the iconic David by Michelangelo, this gallery may be smaller than the Uffizi but is no less magnificent. It's a must-visit for a quick yet profound dip into Renaissance brilliance. Just wish they had audio guides in more languages! 🏰 Pitti Palace Piazza de' Pitti, 1, Florence Step into the opulent world of the Pitti Palace, where art and history collide. From Raphael's masterpieces to modern gems, it's quieter here, allowing for a more intimate experience with art. The grandeur of this family palace-turned-museum is not to be missed! ⛪ Basilica of Santa Croce Piazza di Santa Croce, 16, Florence The Basilica of Santa Croce, with its grand facade and rich history, is a testament to Florence's spiritual and artistic legacy. Pay homage to Dante and soak in the serene beauty of this monumental church. The piazza outside is perfect for some leisurely downtime with a local brew in hand. 🌅 Piazzale Michelangelo Viale Michelangelo, Florence For a panoramic treat, head to Piazzale Michelangelo. Brace yourself for the climb or hop on a bus, and be rewarded with breathtaking views of Florence and its rolling hills. Sunset here is an unforgettable spectacle, painting the city in hues of gold and pink. Florence, you've been an absolute dream. From the brushstrokes of the Renaissance to the sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo, every moment here is a masterpiece in itself. #Florence #FlorenceAttractions #Italy #ItalyTravel

#Good Places in June 2024 Piazzale Michelangelo is the most famous city overlooking location in Florence, Italy. It was built in 1869 to commemorate Michelangelo, the great artist of the Renaissance. So in the center of the square stands a bronze statue of David📸🌹. Here, you have an unobstructed view of the central area of ​​Florence 📸💯: the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria del Fiore 📸🌹; the heavy Romanesque building Palazzo Vecchio 📸🥰; the magnificent Basilica of Santa Croce ❤️📸; the Castle 🏰, the Catholic Church 📸⛪ and so on. The Arno River runs through the city, with many bridges erected on the river... No wonder it has become a popular tourist destination, attracting countless tourists to come and check out the sights. #ItalyTravel # ancient city scenery

When it comes to famous night views in Florence, people usually think of the Duomo Cathedral or Giotto's Campanile, but the place where you can see the campanile and the Duomo at a glance for free is Piazzale Michelangelo! It takes about 20 minutes on foot from downtown Florence, and the bus stop is right nearby, so transportation is convenient👍 There are no stores selling bus tickets near Piazzale Michelangelo, but tickets are sold at a food truck on one side of the square. Have some snacks and drinks and enjoy a healing time while looking at the sunset🍷 #Piazzale Michelangelo #Florence travel #Florence night view #Hotel accommodation voucher event

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🛵✨【 Have you heard of the Renaissance treasures of Florence🎨, but ever wanted to explore every corner of the city in the coolest way? A Florence motorcycle tour will show you a different side of Italian flair! 📅 Day 1️⃣: Put on your helmet🛵, and start your Florentine adventure. Weave through the streets of the beautiful districts, with surprises at every turn. 🌟 Motorcycle rental is easy, pick a ride you love, maybe a vintage Vespa for an even richer taste. 🏰 First, pass through the grand historical monuments, from the Duomo to the Uffizi Gallery, and feel the soul of Florence. 🛤️ Then, race along the banks of the Arno River, with its free and beautiful riverside landscapes, and remember to stop and admire the famous Old Bridge. 🌄 Consider driving to Piazzale Michelangelo to overlook the city's dusk and nightfall, the view is breathtakingly beautiful. 🍽️ During the trip, don't forget to enjoy the cuisine, sipping Italian espresso while tasting authentic Florentine Tuscan dishes. 💡 Tips: - Make sure you have a valid motorcycle license and understand the local traffic laws. - Although it's about freedom, remember to obey the traffic rules and safety comes first. - Choose a scenic route, such as heading to the Garden Valley, it's not about the destination, but the scenery and enjoyment along the way. Start your Florence motorcycle journey, let the wind blow through your hair, taking away the hustle and bustle, leaving behind the city's most authentic beauty. 🏞️🍇🍷

Florence in Xu Zhimo's pen, the heat of love; Florence in 'The Da Vinci Code', full of suspense. Which one is you, pack your bags, let's explore it ourselves~ Santa Maria del Fiore is a legendary building. The church was founded in 1296 and consecrated in 1436. Its most eye-catching orange dome, the exterior is made of white, green, and pink marble, and there are many statues, soft and harmonious, without the oppression of Gothic. It also witnessed the glory of the Renaissance. You can see the whole view of Florence from Michelangelo Square (Picture 1 above), and you can overlook the dome at close range from the bell tower (Picture 1 below). In front of the church is a golden door, the door of heaven, with reliefs of stories from the Old Testament of the Bible, the original works are preserved in the museum. (Picture 6) It's a pity that I didn't go to the museum. Florence, Italy, I will come again, meet you again along Dan Brown's route. 📝Note tips: Try to buy tickets online; pay attention to the valuables you carry.