Instagrammable spots in Florence

The observation terrace provides a 360-degree view of the city with the Arno River and historic buildings.

Medieval stone bridge over the Arno with traditional shops specialized in goldsmith crafts since the 16th century.

Gothic church with terracotta dome, white and green marble panels on the facade and an 85-meter bell tower.

Museum in a 16th-century palace housing a collection of Italian paintings and Roman sculptures.

The Renaissance park displays Italian garden design with statues, grottoes and geometric flower beds across multiple terraces.

Medieval town hall with tall tower, 16th-century wall paintings and a Renaissance museum.

Franciscan church with tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli, Giotto frescoes and a leather craft school.

Art museum containing the original David statue and a collection of medieval and Renaissance Tuscan paintings.

The Gothic palace houses a collection of Italian sculptures dating from the 14th to 17th centuries.

This 15th-century palace contains several museums displaying paintings, costumes, and silverware.

The 11th-century Romanesque church features geometric marble decorations and medieval frescoes.

The market offers fresh food, restaurants and shops inside a 19th-century historic building.

The historical garden spans multiple terraces with a baroque stone staircase and provides a view across the city.

The large 15th-century Renaissance palace houses international art exhibitions in its historical halls.

The public garden displays 350 varieties of roses and offers a view of Florence Cathedral and city panorama.

The 15th-century shopping street houses Italian fashion brands in historical palaces and buildings.

This outdoor gallery displays Renaissance statues. The collection includes ancient Roman and classical sculptures from the 16th century.

The 13th-century church features a geometric marble facade. The interior contains artworks by Giotto and Masaccio.

These burial chapels house the tombs of the Medici family. The New Sacristy contains sculptures by Michelangelo.

The former Dominican monastery displays Fra Angelico frescoes. The monks' cells contain individual wall paintings.

The central square features a replica of the David statue, the Neptune Fountain and the Palazzo Vecchio with its 94-meter tower.

A one kilometer passage connects Palazzo Vecchio to Palazzo Pitti and contains a collection of artist portraits.

Renaissance palace with cubic form, rustic facade and an inner courtyard containing frescoes by Benozzo Gozzoli.

The museum contains 3.5 million specimens and displays anatomical wax models from the 18th century.

The museum displays a collection of historical weapons, armor and decorative arts within a park containing Italian gardens.

This Renaissance fortress complex from 1534 now hosts exhibitions and events in its historical halls.

This Romanesque church contains frescoes by Domenico Ghirlandaio and stands on the shopping street Via de' Tornabuoni.

This 28-meter high city tower from the 13th century provides a view over Florence and the Arno river.

The 14th-century building houses a collection of statues representing the craft guilds of Florence.

The wall paintings display biblical scenes from the 15th century in a new naturalistic style.

The 15th-century church building demonstrates the mathematical harmony of Renaissance architecture.

The 11th-century octagonal structure contains bronze doors with biblical reliefs and a golden dome mosaic.