Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower

🚏Florence (formerly translated as "Ferenze"), directly translated from Italian as "City of Flowers" 🌟As the birthplace of the European Renaissance movement, Florence is an extremely famous world capital of art and the center of European culture! ✅The summer months of July and August are the peak tourist season, and Florence under the shining sun is the most beautiful! 🔜📸Worthwhile places to visit🔥 🌟Notre-Dame des Fleurs Cathedral 🔺The cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Florence, also the tallest building in the city, offers a panoramic view of Florence from the 463 steps to the top. 🔺 is one of the five great cathedrals in the world and has been named the most beautiful cathedral in the world. 🔺It is a representative building of the early Renaissance period. The exterior decoration in red, green, and white is exquisite. The complex consists of a cathedral, a bell tower, and a baptistery. 🌟Piazza del Michelangelo 🔺Located on the high ground at the southern end of the Florence city center, the bronze statue of David is here, making it an excellent spot to overlook and capture the beautiful scenery of the entire city of Florence. 🔺It is recommended to visit the observation deck in the early morning or before sunset. The sun is strong and there is no shade in the square at noon, so be sure to take sun protection measures. 🌟Joto Bell Tower 🔺Located next to the Basilica of Santa Maria dei Fiori, facing the Baptistery of San Giovanni, it is a square-shaped building. 🔺Named after the early Renaissance master Giotto who designed it.

Architectural details of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore|||📍 The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, also known as the Florence Cathedral, is located in the historical center of Florence, Italy. It is a complex of the cathedral, bell tower, and baptistery, which was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1982. - The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is famous for its unique architectural style and rich artistic decoration. Its dome is one of the great symbols of the Italian Renaissance, composed of ten reliefs, with a spiral staircase leading directly to the dome, offering a panoramic view of the city of Florence. The exterior of the church is inlaid with white marble from Carrara, green marble from Prato, and pink marble from Maremma, decorated with gorgeous, clear lines and elegant colors, like a hundred flowers in bloom. - The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is a classic work of Florentine city architecture and one of the important places to understand Italian culture and history, full of historical and artistic atmosphere

The duomo in Florence is a sight to behold! Here’s some interesting facts about Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore to know before you head to Florence next: 1. The cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2. Building started in 1296 and was officially (structurally) completed in 1436. 3. It has the largest masonry dome. It weighs over 40,000 tons and is made up of more than 4 million bricks. 4. It is 114 meters tall. 5. It was built on top of a small church (called Santa Reparata). 6. Fillip Brunelleschi (the man who designed and built the dome) was a goldsmith who had no previous architectural training. 7. Fillip Brunelleschi won the competition to build the dome using a simple egg to convince the judges. 8. It took 16 years to complete the dome. 9. There are two domes. The dome you see from the outside and an internal dome which you can see on your way up as you ascend the dome. 10. It is the third largest cathedral in the world. ~ 📌SAVE POST FOR FUTURE TRAVELS TO FLORENCE (FIRENZE), ITALY 📍Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore - Piazza del Duomo, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy ~ ✨ follow @overpackedsuitcase for more travel tips, travel guides, travel inspiration and unique stays ✨ 📸 photo taken with Nikon Z7 @nikoneurope #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #bucketlistreboot #2023travelwish #italy #florence #firenze #italytravel #cathedral

Florence is one of my absolute favorite cities. I took this picture at dawn in the wonderful Piazza del Duomo on a December morning.

Florence in Xu Zhimo's pen, the heat of love; Florence in 'The Da Vinci Code', full of suspense. Which one is you, pack your bags, let's explore it ourselves~ Santa Maria del Fiore is a legendary building. The church was founded in 1296 and consecrated in 1436. Its most eye-catching orange dome, the exterior is made of white, green, and pink marble, and there are many statues, soft and harmonious, without the oppression of Gothic. It also witnessed the glory of the Renaissance. You can see the whole view of Florence from Michelangelo Square (Picture 1 above), and you can overlook the dome at close range from the bell tower (Picture 1 below). In front of the church is a golden door, the door of heaven, with reliefs of stories from the Old Testament of the Bible, the original works are preserved in the museum. (Picture 6) It's a pity that I didn't go to the museum. Florence, Italy, I will come again, meet you again along Dan Brown's route. 📝Note tips: Try to buy tickets online; pay attention to the valuables you carry.

#europetrip The Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore is absolutely incredible! The first time I saw it, I was literally blown away by its beauty. One of the most beautiful and imposing cathedrals I have ever seen. The facade adorned with colorful marble, the intricate details of sculptures and reliefs. The iconic Dome towering over the city's skyline, it's just impressive and stunning. The interior is equally impressive, with its vast spaces, magnificent frescoes, and serene spiritual atmosphere. It's truly a must-see for anyone visiting Florence, and it's definitely recommend to visit. Free to enter just need to wait in queue, to see basement ticket needed.

When in Florence, you must visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore⛪️! Here you can find the world's largest dome🏵 and the huge ceiling painting 'The Last Judgment'🎨, beautiful from any angle~ ｜Ticket options: ➀ Brunelleschi Pass 🎫30 euros (Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore + crypt + dome + bell tower + baptistery + museum) ➁ Giotto Pass 🎫20 euros (without dome) ➂ Ghiberti Pass 🎫15 euros (without dome and bell tower) 🟢 There are several types of tickets for the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, you can buy according to your needs! It's best to choose between the dome and the lighthouse, otherwise the nearly 40 floors of exercise can easily exhaust you~ 🟢 The ticket is valid for three days, but it's for one entry, not unlimited entries for three days, you can choose the time slot according to your own pace. 🟢 Personally, I don't think the baptistery and the crypt are that interesting, but the museum is quite good, there is a Chinese guide, you can spend more than two hours listening to the explanation and walk through it. (ps: free toilets are available throughout the museum, which is great) 🟢 If you only want to visit the 'Last Judgment' in the dome of the cathedral, you can enter from the free queue entrance next to the bell tower, but you must queue up as early as possible, there are many! Many people in line! And, it may close after 4 pm.

#europetrip 📍Florence, Italy Florence, or also known as Firenze, is the capital city of the Tuscany region in Italy. It offers one of the most stunning and amazing sight in Italy, home for Renaissance architectures and world class art! Getting lost in the city centre and romanticising Renaissance culture in Florence was romantic and dreamy! One of the must see place in Florence would be The Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore or also known as The Florence Duomo! Located in Duomo Square, it is absolutely stunning with its red dome dominating the city’s skyline. We were able to spot Duomo from afar, how beautiful is the city’s skyline! Indeed a gorgeous city to visit!

Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, as one of the five major cathedrals in the world, is located in the historical center of Florence, Italy. This magnificent architectural complex includes the cathedral, bell tower and baptistery, and was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982. The cathedral is decorated with white, red, and green granite on its exterior, perfectly reflecting the Renaissance pursuit of classicism, elegance, and freedom. The original site was once the 4th-century Church of Saint Reparata, until 1296, when the new church was funded by Cosimo di Giovanni de' Medici of the Medici family, and the construction took 175 years to complete. The cathedral dome designed by Brunelleschi, modeled after the Pantheon in Rome, is a classic example of the combination of classical art and science at the time. Even the Pope praised it as a 'mythical creation', and a musician even composed a concerto for it. Michelangelo, when designing the St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, also imitated this dome and lamented that he could not surpass its beauty. It is worth noting that Brunelleschi did not use sketches and calculation data during the construction process, as if he had a complete concept in his mind. Brunelleschi rests in the basement of the church, and his statue stands in the church square, guiding people to appreciate the dome he is proud of. The interior of the church is equally breathtaking, with Vasari's dome painting 'The Last Judgment' and the mural 'Dante and The Divine Comedy' commemorating the 200th anniversary of Dante's birth, among other works. Visitors can climb the 463 steps on the north side to the dome for a view of the old city of Florence.

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