Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do in Florence [2024]

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"Very shocking architecture, paintings, sculptures. Good physical strength can climb ladders and church roofs, time is abundant. The surrounding buildings are also very interesting, and the main attractions in Florence are all around it."

"Uffizi Gallery is one of the most must visit museum in Italy 🇮🇹. The great artist’s works can be found there including Monalisa. Leonardo Davinci, Ralph art works are displayed in the museum. The ticket should be pre booking in order to avoid long line.Highly recommended to visit Uffizi Gallery."

"This is a very interesting gallery with many fantastic pieces but a relatively small gallery compared to the Uffizi. Most people go to see David, which is magnificent. You can probably walk around the whole gallery in a couple of hours unless you are into great detail."

"Mainly to see Raphael's works are very good museums, the flow of people is not so big, mainly Renaissance Raphael, late Titian, Rubens. There is a layer of modern art on the top, which is actually the paintings of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with war, revolution, farmers, style as the theme. There is an early impressionist shadow. It is worth going! recommend!"

"The Holy Cross is also a typical Florence church, with white as the background color and green facade as a color pattern. The square should be the largest in the city church, so it is very correct."

"The Palace of Vico (Palazzo Vecchio, Italian for “Old Palace”) is the city hall in Florence, Italy. Overlooking the Plaza of the Lord (Piazza della Signoria), it is the historical center of Florence and the main site of the origin and history of the Florence Republic, and still maintains its reputation as the city's political focus."

"It is more useful if you don't buy a bell tower ticket separately and buy a combined ticket. You can breathe while climbing the narrow stairs, but it is a wonderful experience to see Kuppola and Florence across the street."

"sit by the stairs and watch the sunset while sipping a glass wine. there are few restaurants and kiosk. we had live music and danced the night away. a must visit for a stunning view of the city."

"We went and found it sold out until July! Only 15 people were allowed in at any time. No liquids were allowed either, but they provided lockers. Hope this would help anyone who wants to visit. There is a lovely square outside where all the people without tickets are hanging out looking for something else to do!"

"The old bridge in Florence is a famous landmark in Italy, which spans the narrowest point of the Arno River and is believed to have been built in the Roman era. The bridge during the Roman period was a wooden building. After being destroyed by floods in 1117, the bridge was rebuilt as a stone."