Due to its structure and dimensions, Florence can be easily visited on foot. In the following pages you will find a selection of short itineraries both through the most famous parts of the town and at the discovery of less-known streets and monuments.
Last Supper Frescoes - The following is an itinerary at the discovery of works of art that are almost unknown to tourists and to most of the Florentine. The cenacolo is a painting of the Last Supper decorating the refectories in convents and monasteries. Apart from the Cenacolo di San Salvi, all Florentine cenacoli follow the same pictorial scheme, featuring ... Last Supper Frescoes
Oltrarno - The first halt is Ponte Vecchio Cross the bridge and reach Via de’ Guicciardini, in the part of the city that the Florentine call Oltrarno In Via de’ Guicciardini the houses of many illustrious personages who lived in Florence are to be found, such as Niccolò Machiavelli’s (n. 18). Palazzo Guicciardini (n. 15) was the residence of the homonymous family. The Guicciardini were ... Oltrarno
Outside the City Walls - The first halt of our itinerary is the Museo Stibbert, in a villa in Via Federico Stibbert, in the northern part of Florence The museum houses one of the most important weapon and ancient costume private collections in the world. Frederick Stibbert collected the more than 50,000 pieces dating back to the period 15th century-First Empire during his many journeys. The pieces are exposed in 60 rooms. Frederick Stibbert, a businessman, writer and artist, was half English ... FlorenceOutside the City Walls
