Category: Attractions

Amici Miei – Abitazione del Conte Mascetti offers visitors a glimpse into the charming world of Tuscan hospitality. This delightful Florentine dwelling, once home to Count Mascetti, welcomes guests with its warm ambiance and captivating history.

The Lapide dantesca sul Battistero di San Giovanni is a fascinating historical marker nestled within the walls of the Baptistery of St. John in Florence. This stone slab commemorates the resting place of Dante Alighieri, the renowned Italian poet and author of the epic poem ‘Divine Comedy.’ It’s a must-see for any visitor to Florence interested in art, literature, or history.

Discover the heart of Florence like never before with the Florence Untold Bike Tour by Roberto. This isn’t your typical tourist trek; it’s a journey led by a local expert who unveils hidden gems and captivating stories woven into the fabric of this enchanting city. Pedal through cobblestone streets, past ancient walls and vibrant piazzas, immersing yourself in the authentic Florentine experience.

This small 15th-century walled park contains statues & a fountain & opens by appointment only.

Piazza di San Pier Maggiore, a vibrant public square in Florence, pulsates with the energy of daily life and the rich history that surrounds it. This expansive piazza is a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike, offering a glimpse into authentic Florentine culture. Visitors can admire the architectural beauty of the surrounding buildings, including the imposing facade of the Basilica di San Pier Maggiore.

Rectangular stone tower from the 12th century, adorned with 19th-century terra cotta sculptures.

The elegant facade of this private home is believed to have been designed by Battista Alberti.

Nestled in the heart of beautiful Florence, Alpaca’s Circle offers a unique and heartwarming experience for visitors of all ages. It’s a delightful space where friendly alpacas roam freely, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and wonder. Guests can interact with these gentle creatures, learn about their care, and capture memorable photos amidst the charming surroundings.

Landmark Medici villa featuring a public Renaissance garden with statuary, fountains & a grotto.

Palazzo dell’Antella, located in the heart of Florence, offers a captivating glimpse into the city’s rich history and artistic heritage. This stunning palace is a testament to the architectural brilliance of the Renaissance era, featuring intricate details, elegant facades, and sprawling gardens that transport visitors back in time.