Florence and Fiesole
Etruscan Heritage and Renaissance
Florence, cradle of the Renaissance, and Fiesole, the ancient Etruscan-Roman village. A unique journey through the best these places have to offer. Adventure lovers, can soar over the city with a breathtaking hot air balloon ride or explore the underground passages beneath the river
FLORENCE is one of the most visited historical cities in the whole world and was elected UNESCO heritage. It develops along the banks of the river Arno and it is surrounded by its typical rolling hills, villas and historical gardens. Florence is also renewed for its historical buildings, museums, art galleries, sculptures, churches, small alleys and lush renaissance gardens known as floreal paradise; hence the name Florenzia or flower city
Our private tours to discover the most authentic and unexplored destinations
A gondola ride along the banks of river Arno in Florence
Florence like you’ve never seen it before. A unique perspective that will amase the visitor
David at the Accademy Gallery
The perfection of marble sculpting is represented in this 16th-century masterpiece
Uffizi Gallery
An encounter with great Western art: an everlasting wonder
The Cathedral and the Dome
One of the largest churches in the world. Its Dome, built in the 1420, is a masterpiece of engineering and still the largest masonry vault in the world.
The historical neighborhood of Florence
Each neighborhood has a unique charm that sets it apart from the others. Discover the most authentic Florence, rich in history and traditions.
Pitti Palace and Boboli park
Between public and private court life: a Palace for three dynasties; with its renaissance italian style park where Nature, Art, Science and Alchemy meet
Santa Croce
Tree of Life and Last Supper two perfectly preserved fresco dating 1335, visitors can admire in he Church
Beyond the medieval walls: the hills of Florence
Museums
A selection of no mainstream museums, yet equally uniques such us Il Bargello, le Cappelle Medicee, L’Opificio delle Pietre Dure e la Cappella Brancacci
San Miniato church
Fiesole: archaeological site
A Roman amphitheater, the ancient baths along with an etruscan-roman temple, are the heart of Fiesole’s history
Summer Festival
A summer billboard of theatre, music, dance, and cinema in an exceptional location
San Francesco Monastery
It was built in 1399 overlooking both Fiesole and Florence from the top of the hill.
