Iglesia de Santa Cruz
About 300 meters east from Siniora Square. The famous place of this church is that many famous people are buried here, including Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simone, astronomer galileo galilei, the battleship Dante AliGneki Cherie and the tomb of songwriter Rossini. The Church of the Holy Cross in Florence is the largest Franciscan church in the world. Its most striking feature is that it has 16 small shrines, many of which are decorated with murals created by Giotto and his students, as well as tombs and monuments. 1442, Pope Eugene IV consecrated the church. The design of this building reflects the simple style of Franciscans.
Dante's House on Santa Margarita Street, 1
Founder of modern Italian, pioneer of European Renaissance, named after Divine Comedy. He was the last poet in the Middle Ages and the first poet in the new era.
Michelangelo Pigeon House, through Ji Berline, 70- red.
Michelangelo was grumpy and unsociable, and couldn't get along with Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, but he pursued the perfection of art all his life and insisted on his own artistic ideas.
Main square
There are many statues in the square. Zilan promenade is opposite the old palace. Ranch was Cosimo I's bodyguard. There are several famous statues in the art gallery. At the entrance of the old palace, there is a replica of David, and Michelangelo's original is kept in the art museum. Cosimo I Riding Statue, Giambologna; Neptune Fountain, Roman Poseidon, Bartolomeo Ammannati; The Lion, Donatello (copy); Youdide and Helfini, Donatello (copy); Hercules and Kekessz, Band-Aid Nelly; "Capturing Sabine Women by Force", Giambologna; "The Head of Poerxiusi and Medusa", Benvenuto Cellini.
Vecchio Palace
The castle-style building was built in 1255, and 1865 was changed to the earliest national museum. Now it is the second largest museum in Florence. There is a large collection of sculptures. All made of stone, the thick walls are like castles, and the tall towers are 94 meters high. Now it's Florence City Hall. Some famous unfinished works, including Michelangelo's sketch "The Battle of cassina" and Leonardo da Vinci's "The Battle of Anglia", are lost here. 1503, in order to celebrate the victory of Florence, Leonardo da Vinci was entrusted to paint a battle scene on a long wall. He always tried new methods and materials and decided to mix wax into pigments, but it didn't dry fast enough, so he brought a brazier to try to speed up the drying process. The wax in the mural melts due to the high temperature, and the pigment flows from the wall to the floor.
Bajero National Museum
This used to be a military camp and prison, but now it is an art museum. There are many works by Michelangelo in the museum, such as Bacchus and Pitty Tondo. Donatello has David and St George, and Giambologna has L 'Architetura and Mercurio. The second group door of St. John's Baptist Church in Florence (140 1) and Lorenzo Gilberti and Buruneleski's "Dedicated to Isaac" design competition.
Bell tower/cathedral square
Giotto Bell Tower is located in the Cathedral Square in Florence, Italy. Next to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers, facing St. John's Baptistery in Florence. The style of this bell tower belongs to Gothic style. The plane is square, the perimeter is14.45m, the four corners are four polygonal buttresses, and the height is 84.7m. Four vertical lines are divided by four horizontal lines. The whole building is full of rich sculptures and colorful marble inlays. Its spectacular architecture and ingenious design have won the praise of many art lovers.
Cathedral/church of santa maria novella
The fourth cathedral in the world. Built in 1296- 1436. It belongs to Florence Gothic architectural style. There are 370 steps in the building overlooking the city. There is also an octagonal Baptist church on the side of the church, and three groups of famous "gates of heaven" are carved on the bronze gate. Ghiberti's masterpiece, which took 2 1 year, divided the story of the Old Testament into ten pieces. From left to right and from top to bottom, Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden in turn. Cain killed his brother Abel; Noah was drunk and sacrificed; Abraham and Isaac died; Esau and Jacob; Yue Se was sold into slavery; Moses accepted the Ten Commandments; Jericho's failure; The war of the Philistines; The reliefs of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba are embedded in the doorframes of bronze doors.
New Santa Maria Cathedral
One of the famous churches in Florence, belonging to Dominicans, is located in Notre Dame Square, where some priceless art treasures are preserved, such as murals by Ma Saqiao, paul Uccello, Filipinos Libby and Domingo Killandayo. Its facade is a masterpiece of harmony and feeling by Leon Batista alberti.
Vecchio bridge
This bridge is the oldest of the seven bridges across the Arno River. It was founded in 10 century and rebuilt in 14 century. There are shops on both sides of the bridge, and the famous ones are the gold shop and jewelry shop here. It is said that Dante met his lover and defeated Ricky on this bridge. In the middle of the bridge is Benue Vito? Cellini (1500- 157 1) is a famous sculptor who was born in Florence. He made a large number of gold and silver works for the French royal family and Italian nobles, and his sculptures were widely collected by museums all over the world.
Ponte Santa Trinita
This bridge is the oldest of the seven bridges across the Arno River. It was founded in 10 century and rebuilt in 14 century. There are shops on both sides of the bridge, and the famous ones are the gold shop and jewelry shop here. It is said that Dante met his lover and defeated Ricky on this bridge. In the middle of the bridge is Benue Vito? Cellini (1500- 157 1) is a famous sculptor who was born in Florence. He made a large number of gold and silver works for the French royal family and Italian nobles, and his sculptures were widely collected by museums all over the world.
Pitty palace
Not far from the old bridge is the Pitty Palace, a heavy Renaissance building that once belonged to the Pitty family, a wealthy businessman, and was transferred to medici family after the family went bankrupt. It became the main palace in medici family. Now it is an art museum. Among them, Baladin Gallery has works by Rafael, Titan, Van Dyke and Rubens, and Museo degli Argebti has baroque silverware. Behind the palace is the Great Popoli Garden, which maintains the Renaissance style.
Piazzale Michelangelo
The most famous place in Florence overlooks the beautiful panoramic view of the city. This famous square is located on the south bank of the Arno River in the city, on the mountain in the Otrano district in the south of the city center. It is a popular tourist destination, attracting countless tourists and appearing on many postcards. The panoramic view includes the central area of Florence, the viewing castle and the Holy Cross Hall of Florence. There are many bridges on the Florence River, especially the old one. Cathedral, old palace, Bajero Art Museum and octagonal tower Badia Fiorentina, as well as Fiesole and Settignano in the northern mountainous area of the city center.
Uffizi square
The largest art gallery in Italy. The collection includes Gothic art and Renaissance art. ..
Our Lady of Fra Filippo Lippi with her child and two angels.
Sandro? Botticelli's spring, the birth of Venus and three doctors came to Korea.
Leonardo? Da Vinci's Informing Pregnancy and Three Doctors Coming to Korea.
Michelangelo, Raphael's Madonna, Titian's Flora and urbino's Venus.
The statue of our lady with a long neck in Palmania.
Church of San Lorenzo (Sanlorenzo Cathedral)
Sanlorenzo Church was once a special parish church in medici family. The chapel in the church became the graveyard of medici family members. It is divided into three areas: the tomb, the octagonal monarch chapel and the new sacred collection room. Michelangelo participated in the design and decoration of churches and chapels. There are gorgeous wet murals on the ceiling, as well as marble sarcophagus tombs and statues of the Virgin Mary. The four sculptures of "Sun", "Night", "Dusk" and "Morning" on the most classic taxi coffin tomb.
Medici-Riccati Palace
It's diagonally opposite the church of San Lorenzo. Medici family was founded in 1444 and has lived here for more than 80 years. In the17th century, it was sold to Riccati family, which expanded and added gorgeous baroque interior decoration. The chapel is decorated with Benozzo? Gozzoli's wet mural Pilgrimage of the Three Kings is titled "Three Kings of the East Worship Jesus", which actually depicts a travel map of Medici. The scene is huge, there are many characters, and the technique is exquisite.
Art college art museum
Founded in 1563, the Art Institute is the earliest school in Europe to teach painting and sculpture techniques. The works of art collected by the school are copied by students, and there are many masterpieces among them. The exhibits include several sculptures by Michelangelo, including the original statue of David, and works by artists from Florence and Tuscany from 14 to15th century.
Saint Kyle Square &; Convention)
Piazza di Kyle is only 100 meters away from Via Cavour Street next to Medici Palace.
St. Kyle Abbey, whose art collection is placed in the St. Kyle Museum.
Saint Tissima Annunziata Cathedral
A Roman Catholic secondary temple, the General Assembly of Notre Dame Loyal Servants Association, is located in the northeast of Notre Dame newspaper square with the same name.
Piazza della Santissima Annunziata is a square with harmonious style in Florence, Italy, which was created by some great architects in the Renaissance.
* * * and Square (Republic Square)
This site was originally the square of an ancient Roman town, and later became the old Jewish residential area of the city. When Florence became the unified capital of Italy, the city was rebuilt, the boulevard was built, and the Jewish community was completely cleaned up. You can still see the remains of the ghetto in the square. Among the cafes in the square, Cafe Giubbe Rosse is a gathering place for famous artists and writers, especially those futurists.
Firenze Santa Maria novella
Located 500 meters northwest of Cathedral Square, Central Railway Station runs local, domestic and international routes, which is one of the masterpieces of rationalism. Another small railway station, Campo di Marte Station in Firenze, mainly deals with domestic routes to Pisa, viareggio and arezzo (via the main route to Rome).