[Florence Night Tour] Enjoy Michelangelo Hill 100% [Group/Same-day Bookings Available/Korean Guide/Sketchbook Travel]

Detailed description

San Lorenzo Church (20 minutes) - We begin the Florence night tour with the story of the Medici family, who founded Florence.

Palazzo Medici Riccardi (10 minutes) - Listen to the story of a family that nurtured the artists who brought the Renaissance to fruition beneath the Medici palace.

Florence Duomo, Giotto's Bell Tower, Baptistery of San Giovanni (30 minutes) - From the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Flower (Duomo), the symbol of Florence, to Giotto's Bell Tower and the Baptistery of San Giovanni, this is the highlight of a trip to Florence. The beauty of the city that gave birth to the Renaissance from the Middle Ages unfolds.

Dante's House (20 minutes) - The birthplace of Dante, Florence's greatest writer and politician, introducing the sad yet romantic life of Dante that permeates his literary world.

Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio, Loggia dei Lanzi (20 minutes) - This place has been the center of Florence's history for over 900 years. Not only is the exterior beautiful, but you can also admire the representative Renaissance sculptures that fill the space right before your eyes.

Uffizi Exterior (20 minutes) - Anna Maria Medici, who donated her entire family collection on the condition that the works would not be sent out of Florence! Thanks to her, we can see precious Renaissance works all in one place in Florence. At the Uffizi, which established the principles of modern museum exhibitions, we can feel her deep affection for Florence.

Ponte Vecchio (10 minutes) - 'Vecchio' means 'old' or 'ancient,' and it is the oldest bridge over the Arno River in Florence. Take a walk across the Arno River, where beautiful lights flow.

+ Michelangelo Hill (30 minutes) - This is a square offering a panoramic view of downtown Florence. You can see the landmarks you visited during the tour all at once. Capture the fantastic night view of Florence unfolding from atop Michelangelo Hill. (Unless otherwise requested, the tour ends at Ponte Vecchio) * For safety reasons, we will not climb Michelangelo Hill in case of rain!