• Piazza della Repubblica - This is one of Florence’s largest squares and has been the city’s core since Roman times. At its center stands the Column of Abundance, marking the city’s navel and symbolizing the intersection of the ancient Roman streets, the Cardo and the Decumanus. The square continues to host some of Florence’s most prestigious shops and clubs, including “Giubbe Rosse,” a historic gathering place for writers and intellectuals.
• Piazza della Signoria - The site now known as Piazza della Signoria has always held great significance for the city.

During the Middle Ages, the area featured a baptistery, an early Christian basilica, and a building used as a prison where Palazzo Vecchio now stands. In the 10th century, as towers rose throughout the city, old structures were either dismantled for their stones or integrated into new buildings. In Piazza della Signoria, the Palazzo dei Priori was constructed near the towers of the Ghibelline Uberti family.

Today, this magnificent square allows visitors to admire not only Palazzo della Signoria but also numerous statues commemorating Florence’s most significant events.

• Ponte Vecchio - This is the oldest and most renowned bridge in Florence. It spans the Arno at its narrowest point, where the Romans had built a wooden bridge in the 1st century. In 1565, architect Giorgio Vasari, under the orders of Cosimo I, constructed the “Vasari Corridor.” This remarkable Corridor, completed in just five months, is an elevated passage about a kilometer long, linking Palazzo Vecchio, the city’s political hub, with Palazzo Pitti, then the Medici residence, passing through the Uffizi Gallery, the Lungarno Archibusieri, the shops on the eastern side of the Ponte Vecchio, and encircling the top of the Mannelli tower.
• Piazza del Duomo - Piazza del Duomo is truly the heart of Florence’s Renaissance legacy, offering a blend of art, architecture, and religious importance all in one location. Whether admiring the architecture, delving into its history, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, it is an essential stop on any Florence itinerary.

• High quality audio system to listen to the guide
• Professional Guide

• Entrance into the museums.
• Food and Drinks

As the sun sets over the Tuscan hills, Florence transforms into a city of golden lights and timeless beauty. This evening tour begins with a gentle stroll along the Arno River, where the Ponte Vecchio shimmers with the reflection of historic jewelry shops and soft lantern light.

Participants will wander through quiet piazzas and narrow cobblestone alleys, discovering how the city’s Renaissance architecture takes on a magical glow at night. Key landmarks such as the Florence Cathedral (Duomo), Piazza della Signoria, and Palazzo Vecchio are strikingly illuminated, offering unforgettable photo opportunities.

The guide will share fascinating stories from Florence’s rich past — tales of the Medici family, Renaissance artists, and ancient rivalries — all set against the romantic backdrop of a sleeping city.

Guests have the option to complete their evening with a classic Bistecca alla Fiorentina — a renowned Tuscan steak experience available by prior request.

• The exact starting time will be set with us directly upon the reservation according the sunset time and the well of the guests
• This tour is not recommended for people with reduced mobility.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.