Sculpted by Michelangelo between 1501 and 1504, David is a work inspired by the Bible and Antiquity. It exalts the civic virtues of the Florentine Republic and symbolizes the determination of a young republic in the face of tyranny. See More
The Fontana del Porcellino in Florence is a famous little fountain depicting a wild boar. It is also known as "Porcellino" in Italian.
Visitors rub the boar's snout for good luck.
It's a popular site in Florence, both for its history and for the tradition associated with the belief in good luck.
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The sculpture of Perseus holding Medusa's head is an emblematic work of Greek mythology. Created by Benvenuto Cellini in the 16th century, this bronze statue depicts the mythological hero Perseus, holding the severed head of Medusa after defeating her. It is currently on display at the Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Florence. See More
The Tabernacolo delle Fonticine is a small artistic structure located in Florence, Italy. Designed by Giovanni Battista Caccini in the early 17th century, this tabernacle is known for its late-Renaissance architectural style and houses a niche with a representation of the Virgin Mary. It is a charming example of Florentine art from this period. See More