Categoria: History

Florence Free Tour
Set 18, 2024

Le Murate from a Convent to a Prison

Originally a convent for the oppressed, the Murate was transformed into a feminine jell until 1985, when it was converted into a cultural center for the locals. It is located next to the Duca degli Abruzzi Avenue in the Zona Santa Croce.

Florence free Tour
Set 17, 2024

Secret passage underneath Arno river

Having dry up the "secret passage" under the Arno and reviewing the light at the bottom of the tunnel, this is the first intervention in progress on the underwater walkway carried out in 1870.

Florence Free Tour
Set 14, 2024

Gems to See on a Free Walking Tour in Florence

This journey gives a view into a side of Florence that is still off the beaten route, from secret corners of Signoria Square to historic turrets whispering of medieval power battles.

Florence Free Tour
Set 13, 2024

Discover the Beauty and Rich History of Florence, Italy

Florence, the crown gem of Tuscany, enthralls tourists with its breathtaking architecture, extensive history, and internationally recognized art treasures. Florence, regarded as the cradle of the Renaissance, is a place that provides an infinite variety of cultural experiences.

Florence Free Tour
Set 11, 2024

The Mysterious Palazzo dei Diavoli in Florence

The Palazzo dei Diavoli, sometimes known as the Palace of the Devils, is a historic stone home close to Florence's Isolotto neighborhood. It is situated at number 30 on the street of the same name. The curious name of this old structure comes from the myths and traditions that local farmers have created around it, owing to its austere and Spartan aspect.

Florence Free Tour
Set 10, 2024

La Limonaia Strozzi Florence

Within the gardens of Villa Strozzi al Boschetto in Florence, Italy, sits the stunning and historically significant La Limonaia di Villa Strozzi. The Strozzi family was a well-known noble family in Florence, and the villa itself dates back to the 16th century.

Florence Free Tour
Set 9, 2024

Symbols of Cosimo I de’ Medici

The Grand Duke of Tuscany employed a number of personal emblems that represented his astrological sign, his passions, and the ascent to prominence of his dynasty.