One of the largest buildings in Florence, a palace for rulers over the ages and an Italian Renaissance garden.

One of the oldest and most famous art museums in the world, renowned for its rich collection of Renaissance artworks and its unique Renaissance architectural style.

The largest brick dome structure in the world, renowned for its unique red brick dome, luxurious marble facade, and extensive art collection.

A medieval-style castle-like public building, the museum houses a rich collection of Renaissance artworks and magnificent interior decorations.

A significant historical and artistic landmark in Italy, it is the largest Franciscan church in the world, where many revered figures are buried or commemorated.

A magnificent Gothic church renowned for its Renaissance facade, Masaccio's 'Trinity' fresco, and a rich history of events.

Encompasses the Palazzo Bajero National Museum, Palazzo Davanzati, Medici Chapels, Orsanmichele, and Casa Martelli institutions.

Houses significant archaeological findings from Ancient Egypt to the Roman period, making it one of the most important archaeological museums in Italy.

A historic museum renowned for its extensive collection of works by Fra Angelico and its unique historical background as the former St. Mark's Monastery.

Famed for its rich collection of Renaissance artworks, especially Michelangelo's marble sculpture 'David'.

A museum of the history of science, displaying scientific instruments from the medieval and Renaissance periods, including relics of Galileo and many precious scientific tools.

Formerly the residence of the Michelangelo family, it houses many works of art and related items by the great artist Michelangelo.