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5m · Admission ticket included
tour departure and return if you do not ask for another destination
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Ponte alla Carraia
Pass by
audio description of the partial reconstruction of the bridge after World War II
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Piazza Ognissanti
15m
Piazza Ognissanti and free visit to the church of Ognissanti where the painter Sandro Botticelli was born in this district and Carolina Bonaparte sister of Napoleon Bonaparte are buried. The church is also known for its famous frescoes by Domenico il Ghirlandaio and Botticelli himself. The most important work in the church is undoubtedly Giotto's crucifix, better known as the crucifix of All Saints.
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Ponte Santa Trinita
10m
We are in the heart of the city, opposite is the iron shop, in the center Piazza Santa Trinita, and on the left the homonymous Gothic basilica with frescoes of the fifteenth century, you can also see all the bridges of the city.
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Ponte Vecchio
5m
we cross the Holy Trinity Bridge, from here you can see the Old Bridge, symbol of the city of Florence, historical description with Audio Guide
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Porta di San Frediano
Pass by
Here we are on the opposite side of the river Arno , we enter the district of San Frediano , the oldest in the city and in any case the most popular , you can see the shops of all Florentine artisans , furniture , fabrics and much more
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Porta Romana
Pass by
Roman gate
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Piazzale Michelangelo
15m
We climb towards Piazzale Michelangelo
We can see all the monuments of Florence, unique view in the world, with a stop for photos
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Fontane delle Rampe del Poggi
5m
Unique fountain of three levels on the way from Piazzale Michelangelo to go to the church of San Miniato al Monte, do not miss the beautiful fountain, during sunset.
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Porta San Miniato
Pass by
The San Miniato gate was built in 1320 by Arnolfo di Cambio on the road that connects the city to the hill where the complex of the church of San Miniato stands.
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Basilica San Miniato al Monte
15m
Abbey of the Benedictine Friars, built from 1013 to 1018, the oldest church built in Florence in the Florentine Romanesque style, a frivolous curiosity is that the author of Pinocchio's book Carlo Lorenzini da Collodi is buried there.