The David
Renaissance sculpture created by Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504.
It symbolizes the determination of a young republic in the face of tyranny.
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Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral
Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Florence.
It boasts the largest masonry dome ever conceived.
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Galileo Museum
Formerly an institute and museum for the history of science.
The museum houses a large collection of scientific instruments.
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Palazzo Vecchio
Florence City Hall.
The Torre di Arnolfo was formerly used as a watchtower to warn of danger.
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Piazzale Michelangelo
Initially a monument to Michelangelo.
At its center stand bronze copies of the David and the four allegories of the Medici chapels.
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Church of Santa Croce
This church was built to surpass Santa Maria Novella.
16 chapels were built to realize this church.
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Basilica Santa Maria Novella
It is Florence's first church.
It is also an exhibition venue of unquestionable prestige.
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Tabernacolo delle fonticine
Terracotta tabernacle created in 1522 by Giovanni della Robbia.
In the center of the composition are the Virgin and Child in majesty, St. John and other saints, surrounded by God the Father, the Holy Spirit and other angels.
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