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Florence
Attractions
Attractions in Florence
Basilica di San Miniato al Monte
Situated on a hill (monte) outside Florence with unsurpassed views of the city, this structure is one of the finest examples of Tuscan Romanesque architecture, built between the 11th and 13th centuries.
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Basilica di Santa Croce
This is the richest medieval church in Florence, which features frescoes by Giotto, a chapel by Brunelleschi and one of the finest of all early Renaissance tombs.
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Cantinetta di Verrazzano
An upscale wine bar serving wine produced on the Castello da Verrazzano estate.
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Cellerini
For those not looking for brand names, stop in at this shop that features luxury leather goods and accessories.
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Church of San Lorenzo
Dating back to before 400 AD, this church is the oldest existing religious structure in the city.
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Church of Santa Maria Novella
Dominican monastery that serves as a distinguished monument to the religious and artistic history of Florence, which features valuable examples of Florentine paintings from the 14th and 15th centuries.
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Convent of Santa Apollonia (Cenacolo di Sant'Apoll
One of Cenacoli's masterpieces resides in this convent, appreciated by all who live there.
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Duomo Museum (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo)
For preservation purposes, many significant works have been moved from the Duomo to this nearby museum.
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Galleria dell'Accademia
Europe's first school of drawing, this museum of art is chiefly famous for its several sculptures by Michelangelo, notably his David, in addition to an extensive collection of 15th- and 16th-century paintings.
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Gallery Hotel Art
Part hotel, part art gallery, this building combines sleek minimalist lines and strong accents of color to create a unique vacationing experience for guests.
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James Joyce
A pleasant, laid-back pub sitting on the banks of the Arno river.
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Le Volpi e L'Uva
Sample some of the region's best wine and cheese at this quietly elegant wine bar.
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Meccano
If you're in the mood for dancing until the wee hours, check out this trendy and hip dance club.
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Medici Chapels (Cappelle Medicee)
Opulently decorated in marble, gold and jewels, these chapels are a celebration of one of Italy's most famous and powerful families - the Medicis.
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Mercato di San Lorenzo
This is the largest and most popular of the street markets in Florence, where you can get some of the best shoe bargains in town.
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Museo dell'Opera di Santa Croce
A massive Gothic church housing the remains of some of the biggest names in European history, from Michelangelo to Galileo.
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Museo di San Marco
Opened to the public in 1869, this museum houses the largest collection of sacred art in Florence including a sweeping fresco by Giovanni Antonio Sogliani and a superb collection of works by Mariotto Albertinelli.
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