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Available: Fri, Apr 26 2024
Language: English, Italian
Our full day tour will offer you an unforgettable journey into the world of Renaissance Florence. You will explore the churches, galleries and palaces of Florence while learning all ... moreabout Renaissance art and history and its main protagonists. Explore the opulent palaces of the Medici, admire the masterpieces of the Uffizi, and gaze at the beautiful Ponte Vecchio. With a top-rated private guide, you will experience the wonders of the Renaissance from every angle.
Available: Fri, Apr 26 2024
Language: English, Italian
An unforgettable experience on our Florence tour.
Discovering the beauty of Florence and learning about its history is easier than you might think. Florence is easy to reach on a high ... morespeed train. In 1.5 hours you get from the city center of Rome to the center of Florence, few steps away from the Duomo and the other main attractions. Our Florence day trip from Rome allows you to enjoy a leisurely day exploring the city before returning to Rome in the evening.
- Vatican guided tours - best experience to visit Vatican city, Saint Peter's Basilica, Belvedere Courtyard.
- Explore the Sistine Chapel, the Raphael Rooms, masterpieces of the Vatican Museums and Saint Peter’s Basilica.
- Skip the lines Vatican tours - bypass the crowds and skip all the queues on your visit to Vatican city and vatican museum.
- Join Early Morning Vatican Tour to visit the Sistine Chapel before the Vatican Museums open to the public.
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