Five original things to see in Florence if you are coming in downtown, Porcellino state, Signoria square and his crazy ghost story, the lions in Florence, and the strange stone in Pitti Plalace.

Florence Free Tours
Every Day from Santa Maria Novella square next to the Obelisk in front of Church facade…
At 6:30 pm Renaissance Tour

San Zanobi’s Sacred Urn
San Zanobi’s Sacred Urn is more than just a tomb. It is a powerful symbol of Florence’s Renaissance spirit, merging sacred devotion with the highest levels of artistic excellence.

Discover Museo Martelli Firenze
Florence is full of famous landmarks, but one hidden gem often missed by travelers is the Discover Museo Martelli Firenze.

Stibbert Museum
Founded by Frederick Stibbert, an English-Italian collector, the museum is famous for its incredible collection of arms, armor, and art

Ancestral Art Discovery
Maria Theresa Siclare from Connecticut experienced Ancestral Art Discovery

The Sweet Story
The Sweet Story of Baci Perugina begins in 1922 in Perugia, Italy. Luisa Spagnoli, a brilliant and forward-thinking entrepreneur.

Best Rooftop Bars in Florence
Best Rooftop Bars in Florence, this city is famous for art but also for its exclusive rooftop bars that offer breathtaking views over the city’s skyline.

Garden of La Quiete
Garden of La Quiete, is finally open to the public — a rare opportunity to discover one of Florence’s most precious and lesser-known historical sites.

The Naval Battle in Pitti Palace
Let’s dive into an unforgettable event The Naval Battle in Pitti Palace that turned Florence into the stage of one of the most breathtaking spectacles Europe

U.M.M.A.
Within the Uffizi Gallery, every corner holds a breath of eternity, but none quite like U.M.M.A.—Room 17, known as the Stanzino delle Matematiche.

The Legacy of Mino da Fiesole
The Legacy of Mino da Fiesole A Hidden Treasure in the Heart of Florence The story of Mino da Fiesole is a journey through art, history, and the soul of Florence. Known as a master of marble carving, his life resurfaced in a surprising way. In 1905, workers were renovating a building at number 7, …