
Musei Vaticani, Cappella Sistina e Basilica di San Pietro Tour Guidato
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Scopri la bellezza senza tempo della Basilica di Santa Maria Novella, uno dei monumenti più affascinanti di Firenze. Fondato dai frati domenicani all'inizio del XIII secolo, questo capolavoro architettonico presenta una splendida facciata rinascimentale. Entra e lasciati ipnotizzare da opere d'arte di fama mondiale, tra cui il "Crocifisso" di Giotto, la "Trinità" di Masaccio. Continua il tuo viaggio attraverso il tranquillo Chiostro Verde, ornato da murales di Paolo Uccello, dipinti in suggestivi toni di verde. Questo chiostro era un luogo di coltivazione, dove i monaci domenicani producevano acqua di rose per aiutare a disinfettare durante le epidemie. Poi, hanno ampliato le loro conoscenze botaniche, creando rimedi a base di erbe, essenze e balsami medicinali. Successivamente, visita l'Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, fondata nel 1612. Situata all'interno dell'originale monastero domenicano, questa storica farmacia offre un'esperienza sensoriale indimenticabile con le sue erbe profumate, profumi squisiti e prodotti di bellezza.
Santa Maria Novella Basilica
Santa Maria Novella Basilica was founded by the Dominican Fathers at the beginning of 1200 and magnificently stands with its splendid Renaissance façade, in the namesake beautiful square. Inside it, you will have the chance to see masterpieces such as the "Crucifix" by Giotto the "Trinity" by Masaccio and the spectacular frescoes by Filippino Lippi and Ghirlandaio and also hear the story of the "mendicant order" of friars who have always been present in this church. Your tour ends inside the elegant "Green Cloister" so named for its beautiful murals in green earth by Paolo Uccello.
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As early as the 14th century the Dominican monks of the Santa Maria Novella monastery, who cultivated the land belonging to the monastery behind the cloisters, were selling rose water to use as a disinfectant, primarily during periods of epidemic. In the 16th century, under the influence of Cosimo I de' Medici and his successors, who took a profound interest in the natural sciences, and with the founding of the first "Giardino dei Semplici” (medicinal plants), the monks began to cultivate a wide variety of plants, distil herbs and flowers and prepare essences, ointments and balms. The current "workshop" at Santa Maria Novella dates back to 1612, a period when apothecaries were plying their trade here, which you will have an opportunity to visit after seeing the Basilica. Here, within the ancient halls that form part of the old Dominican monastery, beneath the vaulted ceilings with their magnificent frescoes and surrounded by the aromatic scent of herbs from the Tuscan countryside, you will be captivated by the irresistible and extraordinary products that are known and acknowledged throughout the world. A real “top must see” amazing place!
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Starting Time: Morning Option at 10:00 am - Afternoon Option at 02.30 pm Meeting with the guide at the entrance of Santa Maria Novella Basilica
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