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Pocket Florence Travel Guide

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Lonely Planet: The worlds leading travel guide publisher

Lonely Planets Pocket Florence is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Admire the worlds finest collection of Renaissance art at the Uffizi Gallery, climb to the top of Brunelleschis primal dome, or marvel at Michelangelos David; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of the best of Florence and begin your journey now!

Inside Lonely Planets Pocket Florence:

  • Full-colour maps and images throughout
    • Highlights and itineraries show you the simplest way to tailor your trip to your own personal needs and interests
    • Insider tips save you time and money and help you get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots
    • Essential info at your fingertips - including hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips, and prices
    • Honest reviews for all budgets - including eating, sleeping,...
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    Contents QuickStart Guide Explore Fl - photo 1
    Contents QuickStart Guide Explore Florence Tuscany - photo 2
    Contents
    QuickStart Guide
    Explore Florence & Tuscany
    The Best of Florence & Tuscany

    Florence & Tuscany's Best Walks

    Florence & Tuscany's Best...

    Survival Guide
    Florence Tuscany Neighbourhoods - photo 3
    Florence & Tuscany
    Neighbourhoods
    Welcome to Florence Tuscany - photo 4
    Welcome to Florence & Tuscany
    View of Florence PETER ADAMSGETTY IMAGES Though surprisingly small - photo 5
    View of Florence
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    Though surprisingly small, Florence (Firenze) is laden with cultural attractions and charm. Medieval streets evoke a thousand tales, and museums and churches safeguard the worlds greatest repository of Renaissance art. Nearby destinations including Siena, Pisa, Chianti, San Gimignano and Lucca are similarly alluring, and are easily visited on day trips.

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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights
    Uffizi Gallery Chock-full of Renaissance masterpieces this Medici-built - photo 7Uffizi Gallery ()

    Chock-full of Renaissance masterpieces, this Medici-built palazzo (palace) beside the Arno is home to major works by Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, da Vinci, Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio.

    GLOWIMAGESGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Duomo The - photo 8
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Picture 9 Duomo ()

    The polychrome marble facade and tapering campanile (bell tower) of the duomo (cathedral) are wonderful, but what makes this building so extraordinary is Filippo Brunelleschis massive red-brick dome, one of the greatest architectural achievements of all time.

    PETER ADAMSGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Basilica di Santa - photo 10
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Basilica di Santa Maria Novella Behind the magnificent green-and-white - photo 11 Basilica di Santa Maria Novella ()

    Behind the magnificent green-and-white marble facade of this church lie extraordinary paintings, romantic cloisters and four stunning frescoed chapels.

    FOTOVOYAGERGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Basilica di San - photo 12
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Picture 13 Basilica di San Lorenzo ()

    Parish church and mausoleum of the famous Florentine family dynasty, the Medicis, this Renaissance-era masterpiece was designed by Brunelleschi. Michelan-gelo contributed to its adjoining library and sculpture-filled Cappelle Medicee (Medici Chapel).

    BRUCE YUANYUE BIGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Museo del - photo 14
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Picture 15 Museo del Bargello ()

    Surprisingly ignored by the tourist masses, this museum housed in the citys oldest public building safeguards Italys most comprehensive collection of Tuscan Renaissance sculpture, including major works by Donatello and Michelangelo.

    PETER BARRITTGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Palazzo Pitti - photo 16
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Picture 17 Palazzo Pitti ()

    Theres almost an embarrassment of riches here, including 16th- to 18th-century art in the Galleria Palatina and 18th- and 19th-century art in the Galleria dArte Moderna, plus the atmospheric Giardino di Boboli (Boboli Garden).

    SIMEONE HUBERGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Galleria - photo 18
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Picture 19 Galleria dellAccademia ()

    Home to the worlds most famous statue Michelangelos David the Accademia also holds the same sculptors enigmatic and moving Prigioni (Prisoners or Slaves) and unfinished San Matteo (St Matthew).

    CESAR LUCAS ABREUGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Palazzo - photo 20
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Palazzo Vecchio Presiding over the citys most atmospheric piazza is this - photo 21 Palazzo Vecchio ()

    Presiding over the citys most atmospheric piazza is this medieval fortress palace, once home to the Medicis and now a repository of art by Michelangelo, Vasari, Donatello and Bronzino.

    KEN WELSHGETTY IMAGES Florence Tuscany Top Sights Basilica di Santa - photo 22
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    Florence & Tuscany Top Sights

    Basilica di Santa Croce Its magnificent neo-Gothic facade tombs of - photo 23
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