• Piazza del Duomo - In the heart of Florence, Piazza del Duomo captivates visitors with its stunning Renaissance architecture and art. The grand Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, featuring the iconic red-brick Brunelleschi’s Dome, dominates the square. Nearby, Giotto’s Bell Tower, a Gothic masterpiece, offers breathtaking city views. The Baptistery of San Giovanni, with its golden mosaics and Ghiberti’s renowned Gates of Paradise, stands proudly in front. The lively square is rich in history, street performers, and local culture. Visitors can admire the intricate facades, climb the dome or bell tower, and explore the Opera del Duomo Museum, showcasing original sculptures by Michelangelo and Donatello. Surrounded by beauty and history, Piazza del Duomo offers a sensory experience that embodies the essence of Florence.

• Piazza della Repubblica - Piazza della Repubblica is one of Florence’s most sophisticated and historic squares, merging Roman roots with 19th-century elegance. Once the site of the ancient Roman forum and a bustling medieval marketplace, it is now a vibrant hub surrounded by grand cafes, arcades, and neoclassical buildings. At its center, the Column of Abundance marks the original Roman crossroads. The square is famous for its historic cafés like Caffè Gilli and Caffè Paszkowski, once popular with writers and artists. A charming carousel adds a nostalgic touch, especially enchanting at night. Piazza della Repubblica is ideal for relaxing, people-watching, and soaking in Florence’s refined atmosphere, making it a favorite gathering place for both locals and visitors.

• Piazza San Firenze - Piazza San Firenze is a delightful and historically rich square located just steps from Piazza della Signoria. It is framed by elegant Baroque architecture, most notably the San Filippo Neri complex, now home to the Zeffirelli Foundation dedicated to the renowned director. On the opposite side, the Bargello Museum, a former palace and prison, houses an exceptional collection of Renaissance sculptures, including works by Donatello, Michelangelo, and Cellini. The square offers a quieter, more intimate atmosphere compared to the city’s larger piazzas, with beautiful views and a sense of hidden Florence. It’s an ideal spot to pause, enjoy local life, and immerse oneself in centuries of art and history.

• Santa Croce - Piazza Santa Croce is one of Florence’s most iconic squares, dominated by the magnificent Basilica of Santa Croce, known as the Temple of the Italian Glories. Inside, visitors can admire stunning frescoes by Giotto and the tombs of famous Italians such as Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli. The square itself is spacious and lively, often hosting events, markets, and the historic Calcio Storico game in June. Elegant Renaissance palaces and artisan shops line the square, creating a perfect blend of history and local charm. Whether exploring the basilica, enjoying a coffee at a nearby café, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, Santa Croce offers a rich cultural experience in the heart of Florence.

• Ponte Vecchio - Ponte Vecchio is Florence’s most renowned and oldest bridge, spanning the Arno River with its unique and picturesque charm. Dating back to the 14th century, it is lined with historic goldsmith and jewelry shops, a tradition that began under the Medici family. Above the shops runs the Vasari Corridor, a secret passage once used by the Medici to move between the Pitti Palace and the Uffizi without mingling with the public. The bridge offers stunning views of the Arno and the city’s skyline, especially at sunset. A walk across Ponte Vecchio is like stepping into a living postcard—romantic, vibrant, and full of timeless Florentine character.

• Santo Spirito - Piazza Santo Spirito is the heart of Florence’s Oltrarno district, known for its authentic local vibe and lively atmosphere. At its center stands the Basilica of Santo Spirito, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture designed by Brunelleschi, with a simple facade that contrasts the elegance of its light-filled interior. The square is a favorite spot for locals, filled with artisan workshops, cozy cafés, and a daily market. In the evenings, it comes alive with music, street art, and aperitivos, offering travelers a true taste of Florentine life away from the crowds.

• Piazza De’ Pitti - Piazza Pitti is a grand and elegant square located in the heart of Florence’s Oltrarno district, directly in front of the magnificent Palazzo Pitti. Once the private residence of the powerful Medici family, the palace now houses several important museums and galleries, including the Palatine Gallery, Museum of Fashion and Costume, and Gallery of Modern Art.

The square itself is wide and open, offering a dramatic view of the palace’s massive Renaissance façade. It’s a peaceful place to rest, people-watch, or enjoy a gelato away from the busier city center. From here, visitors can also access the stunning Boboli Gardens, a vast and beautifully landscaped park filled with fountains, sculptures, and panoramic viewpoints. Piazza Pitti is a gateway to both the artistic treasures and the quieter, more authentic side of Florence.

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Discover Florence in a distinctive manner with a private golf cart tour, ideal for those wishing to explore the city’s highlights without the effort of walking. Cruise through the picturesque streets and see renowned sites such as the Florence Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, and Uffizi Gallery, all while enjoying the convenience of a customized tour. This adventure, perfect for couples or families, lets you immerse yourself in the artistic and historical spirit of Florence, led by an expert who offers insider insights into the city’s rich heritage. Opt for a 1 or 2-hour tour for an unforgettable city journey.

• Private golf cart tour customized to your preferences
• Comfortably visit Florence’s renowned landmarks
• Expert guide shares insider insights
• Select from 1 or 2-hour tour durations

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