
Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel & St Peter’s Basilica Guided Tour
Spend more time inside with no-wait access to the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica through an official Vatican partner entrance. On this…
River Arno crosses the core of Florence, contributing to the economic and political growth of the city through the centuries; still, it has also struck with tremendous floods, causing severe damages to the art treasures. Today, it will allow you to get an exclusive and unforgettable sight of the town centre, cruising on small, traditional rowing boats conducted by the so called "renaioli". A private guide will show you all the most outstanding visible elements from Ponte Vecchio to Ponte alla Carraia, formerly Ponte Nuovo, while you will have the chance to relax and enjoy a good glass of Tuscan wine, together with a tasty "schiacciata".
One of the symbols of Florence, well known all around the world, it was initially built in 1345, after the collapse of a previous bridge on the same site. Since 1442, the city authority ordered the local butchers to gather on the stores of Ponte Vecchio, for hygienic reasons. This, together with the construction of the "Vasarian Corridor" in 1565 - to connect safely Palazzo Vecchio and Palazzo Pitti, gave to Ponte Vecchio its characteristic and unique look of a "inhabited bridge".
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One of the most prestigious and best known art galleries in the world lies in the heart of Florence. The Uffizi are hosted in a large and articulated building whose construction started in 1560, under the direction of Giorgio Vasari; the main core of the building is a U-shaped structure, facing Palazzo Vecchio on one of the short sides and river Arno on the other. The building, initially meant for public offices of the city authority under the Medici's government, is connected to Palazzo Pitti, on the other side of the river, by an elevated path called "Corridoio Vasariano".
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Destroyed several times between the 13th and the 16th century, due to Arno floods, the bridge was reconstructed in its current appearance in 1557, under the direction of Bartolomeo Ammannati and on Michelangelo Buonarroti's design. Broken down by the retiring German Army in 1944, it was later rebuilt with the same features between 1952 and 1958.
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Entrance at the gate, along the river, close to Piazza Mentana and Balestri Hotel
На карте показан город Флоренция. Точное место встречи — адрес выше.Открыть карту крупнее
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