Buongiorno Florence: Morning Walking Tour – Florence, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

See the highlights of Florence on a guided walking tour through the city. Wander through the city center, learn the history of countless churches and architectural landmarks and admire the work of artisans along the way.
Starting from Piazza della Repubblica, journey through centuries of Renaissance history as you traverse Florence’s historic city center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stop and admire the extraordinary architecture, sculptures, coats of arms, and towers along the way.

Check out the mysterious church of Orsanmichele, famed in Florence for its breathtaking statues and frescoes. Escape the city bustle along the quiet and cozy Borgo Santi Apostoli, which takes its name from the Romanesque-style church that overlooks the square.
Pass Florence’s most beloved fashion street before visiting the church of Santa Trinita, and then walk past the three beautiful arches of the neighboring Santa Trinita Bridge as you continue on to one of Florence’s greatest wonders: the Ponte Vecchio Bridge.
Admire the work of countless goldsmiths who have set up a shop above the Arno river, and take in views of the hills of Fiesole and Piazzale Michelangelo.

Stroll through Piazza della Signoria and see the Fountain of Neptune as well as dozens of other Renaissance statues and replicas. Finish your morning tour with a bang and stop at the Duomo.
Learn about the history of the Florence Cathedral and Brunelleschi’s masterpiece, the dome that continues to stand as the largest masonry dome in the world.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Discover the city with a charismatic expert guide
Immerse yourself in history and learn about Florence’s ancient, medieval, and Renaissance past
Visit the Ponte Vecchio and its gold jewelry stores
Find out where the extraordinary depth of Florence’s last flood is marked
See all the most important sights in Florence’s historic city center

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