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Firenze
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Passeggiando per la città
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Medieval hitch for horses and torch holders
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Palazzo Vecchietti - Il Diavolino del Giambologna
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Palazzo Signoria
Basilica della Santissima Annunziata
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the Loggia dei Lanzi terrace
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Buontalenti restructured the roof of the Loggia
to make a terrace where the Medici princes could
watch festivities in the Piazza, and today that
terrace is a bar that you can enter through the
Uffizi and see wonderful views of the Palazzo
Vecchio and Duomo.
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Piazza San Firenze in Florence named after the
Complex of St. Philip Blacks, also known as St.
Florence from a mispronunciation of the name of
an existing building dedicated to San Fiorenzo.
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The Bargello, also known as the Bargello Palace,
Museo Nazionale del Bargello, or Palazzo del
Popolo is a former barracks and prison, now an
art museum The National Museum has its setting
in one of the oldest buildings in Florence that
dates back to 1255. Initially the headquarters of
the Capitano del Popolo (Captain of the People)
and later of the Podestà, the palace became, in
the sixteenth century, the residence of the
Bargello that is of the head of the police (from
which the palace takes its name) and was used as
prison during the whole 18th century.
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Courtyard
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Its walls witnessed important episodes of civic
history. It was the meeting place of the Council
of the Hundred in which Dante took part. It
wituessed sieges, fires, executions, the most
famous perhaps being that of Baroncelli, involved
in the Pazzi plot against the Medici, which
Leonardo also witnessed. During the 14th and 15th
century, the palace was subjected to a series of
alterations and additions, still preserving its
harmonious severity, best seen in the beautiful
courtyard, the balcony and the large hall on the
first floor.
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The building's use as National Museum began in
the mid-19th century. Today it is the setting for
works of sculpture, mainly from the grand ducal
colleotions, and for many examples of "minor''
Gothic decorative arts.
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Vincenzo Gemito Fishing boy 1876
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In the courtyard St.Paul's cannon made in 1638 by
Cosimo Cenni
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In the courtyard St.Paul's cannon made in 1638 by
Cosimo Cenni Detail
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Giambologna Gli uccelli The bronze animals that
were originally placed in the grotto of the
Medici villa of Castello are now displayed on the
staircases
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The loggia David by Verrocchio1475
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L'Architettura by Giambologna
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Donatello David 1408-1409
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Donatello David 1440
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Benvenuto Cellini Bust of Cosimo I. de
Medici1548 - 1948
Benvenuto Cellini Ganimede
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Brutus (a 1538 bust of Brutus) by Michelangelo
was commissioned by the republican Donato
Giannotti for cardinal Niccolò Ridolfi
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Bacchus (Michelangelo) Commissioned by Raffaele
Riario, a high-ranking Cardinal and collector of
antique sculpture, it was rejected by him and was
bought instead by Jacopo Galli, Riarios banker
and a friend to Michelangelo.
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Gasparo Mola Parade Helmet
Pomp Helmet
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Second floor Main hall
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Luca della Robbia Madonna col Bambino
Terracotta Room
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Luca della Robbia Madonna col Bambino
Luca Della Robbia - Ritratto di ragazza
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Luca della Robbia (1399/14001482) Young Girl
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Luca della Robbia (1399/14001482) Madonna del
Roseto
Luca Della Robbia - Madonna delle Cappuccine
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Perfumes-burning-Brass and silver-XIVth Century
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Luca della Robbia Stemma di Amico della Torre
Luca della Robbia Crocefissione di San Pietro
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Luca della Robbia Liberazione di San Pietro dal
carcere
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Giuliano Finelli (1602-1653) Maria Barberini
Duglioli
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Gian Lorenzo Bernini Bust of Costanza
Bonarelli1656
Michelangelo Tondo Pitti 1504-1505
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Mercurius by Gianbologna1580
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Bartolomeo Ammannati Leda e il cigno, 1540-1550
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David Apollo by Michelangelo 1530
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David Apollo by Michelangelo 1530
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David Apollo by Michelangelo 1530
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Florence is the capital city of the region of
Tuscany and its rich historical, artistic and
cultural heritage make it one of the main tourist
destinations in Italy and Europe. Founded in the
first century A.C. by the Romans, Florence has
been through many prosperous and dark periods.
The city experienced the battles between the
Guelphs and Ghibellines, it was a Commune and
then a "Signoria" under the Medici during the
Renaissance. It was part of the Grand Duchy of
Tuscany first with the Medici and then under the
Lorraines during the 18th century, up until it
became a part of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861.
Cimabue, Dante Alighieri, Giotto, Brunelleschi,
Donatello, Botticelli and Michelangelo are just a
few of the famous Tuscan artists who contributed
to making Florence such a beautiful and important
city in the world
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