Piazzale Michelangelo

Great views of the city and the hills in the distance. There are quite a few steep slopes on the way up the mountain, so be prepared or take the hop on hop off bus. The big square at the top has stalls selling tourist gifts and some cafes. Public toilets are available but you need to pay. There are benches along the path leading to the chapel where you can sit. While we were there, most of the morning tours dispersed around lunchtime. If you go to watch the sunset at night and plan to walk back in the dark, dressed in bright clothes, as you may be walking along the road, you may feel more confident with a small flashlight.

Michelangelo Square is located on the hill on the south bank of the Arno River east of the city center in Florence, Italy, with spectacular views of the city. Florence Square was designed by architect Giuseppe Bogi and built in 1869.

Share the healing moment of the cold green, I miss the beer that day, followed the three or two people slowly climbing the steps to the street to play the violin, the tramp coins came to Michelangelo Square, watched the band play, and enjoyed the huge painting in front of you.

Michelangelo Square is located on a hill southeast of the city, and a replica of Michelangelo's David is placed in the center of the square. At dusk, looking out from the square at the old rose-colored house in Florence's Old Town, split in two by the Arnold River, and the dome of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers, will leave an unforgettable impression.

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I took the bus and watched the sunset! After watching the sunset and the night view, I had to run to the train right away, but it was really pretty!!