In 1492, at the invitation of Lorenzo, the terrible friar Girolamo Savonarola arrived in Florence. Violent and unrecognizing character, Savonarola even denied extreme anchor to the magnificent, considering it an unfaithful. Savonarola, in August 1494, organizes the first bonfire of the vanities: he invites the Florentines to bring non -religious paintings to the square (Botticelli will take three well)
Villa Nunes Vais was one of the best home in Pian dei Giullari next to Florence with a lot history.
Convenience and Flexibility Free walking tours typically have multiple start times throughout the day. So, you can choose a time that best […]
The building of one-hundred window has a long and fantastic history.
Why take a free walking tour with us? one reason it's for the interactivity with the guide and other tourists.
What is a trattoria? The majority of trattorias in America may be best described as informal and dependable. It’s the stereotypical neighborhood […]
Imagine stepping into the heart of Florence, the sun casting a golden hue over the city’s ancient stone streets. You’re not just […]
Near to Florence there is a tiny city Fiesole on top of the hill where you have an amazing view and beautiful monuments, but also it's famous for its Roman theater
Origin old Sant Anna in Florence and this unique pace in town Orsanmichele church, with its amazing artworks.
Buzzurro it is a term used disparagingly to describe those who act coarsely and rudely. We are explaining the origin of this old word.
