Florence is an open-air museum, a perfect mix of art, history and culture. Every corner tells a story, from the spectacular views of Piazzale Michelangelo and San Miniato al Monte, to its iconic streets full of charm.

The Arno River, crossed by the famous Ponte Vecchio, divides the historic center from the Oltrarno, the authentic heart of the city, with its artisan workshops, typical trattorias and evocative squares.

If you stay at our campsite, Florence is the perfect destination for a day trip: get ready to discover all its wonders!

The unmissable wonders of Florence

Piazza del Duomo: the heart of Florence

⭐ Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – Gothic masterpiece with the spectacular Brunelleschi Dome, symbol of the city.
⭐ Crypt of Santa Reparata – Archaeological remains of the first cathedral of Florence.
⭐ Giotto's Bell Tower – 84 meters high for a breathtaking view.
⭐ Baptistery of San Giovanni – Famous for the Bronze Doors by Ghiberti and Pisano.
⭐ Museo dell'Opera del Duomo – Masterpieces by Michelangelo, Donatello and Ghiberti.

Piazza della Signoria: symbol of Florentine power

⭐ Palazzo Vecchio – The ancient seat of government with the majestic Salone dei Cinquecento.
⭐ Loggia dei Lanzi – Open-air museum with famous sculptures such as Cellini’s Perseus and Giambologna’s Rape of the Sabine Women.
⭐ Fountain of Neptune – Renaissance monument known as "Il Biancone".

Uffizi Gallery: a journey into art

⭐ One of the most famous museums in the world with works by Botticelli, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael and Caravaggio.
⭐ Reservations recommended to avoid long queues.

Ponte Vecchio: the icon of Florence

⭐ The most famous medieval bridge, known for its goldsmiths' shops.
⭐ Vasari Corridor – The elevated passageway that connects Palazzo Vecchio to Palazzo Pitti.

Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens: The Magnificence of the Medici

⭐ Palazzo Pitti – Ancient grand ducal residence, today home to important museums:

• Palatine Gallery – Works by Raphael, Titian, Rubens.

• Museum of Fashion and Costume.

• Gallery of Modern Art.

Santa Maria Novella Square

⭐ Basilica of Santa Maria Novella – Extraordinary frescoes by Ghirlandaio and the famous Trinity by Masaccio.

San Lorenzo Square

⭐ Basilica of San Lorenzo – Designed by Brunelleschi, it houses the Medici Chapels with sculptures by Michelangelo.
⭐ Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana – An architectural jewel designed by Michelangelo.

Santa Croce Square

⭐ Basilica of Santa Croce – Burial place of Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli and Rossini.
⭐ Museo dell'Opera di Santa Croce – It houses the crucifix by Cimabue, symbol of the flood of 1966.

Republic Square

⭐ Historic city center with literary cafes such as Caffè Gilli and Paszkowski.
⭐ It hosts the historic wooden carousel.

Square of the Most Holy Annunciation

⭐ Spedale degli Innocenti – The first European orphanage, designed by Brunelleschi.
⭐ National Archaeological Museum – It houses a rich Etruscan and Egyptian collection.

Accademia Gallery

⭐ Michelangelo's David – The absolute masterpiece of the Renaissance.
⭐ Museum of Musical Instruments – Displays a rare Stradivari violin.

Piazzale Michelangelo and San Miniato al Monte

⭐ Piazzale Michelangelo – The best panoramic point to admire Florence.
⭐ Church of San Miniato al Monte – One of the most beautiful Romanesque churches in Italy.

Fortezza da Basso and Cascine Park

⭐ Fortezza da Basso – 16th century fortress, now a trade fair and conference centre.
⭐ Cascine Park – Perfect for walking and outdoor activities.

Other hidden treasures

⭐ Church of Orsanmichele – From grain market to splendid place of worship.
⭐ Fontana del Porcellino – Lucky charm: rubbing the boar’s nose promises good luck!
⭐ Via Tornabuoni – The most elegant street in the city, with luxury boutiques.
⭐ Palazzo Medici Riccardi – The first residence of the Medici family.
⭐ Piazza Santo Spirito – The beating heart of Oltrarno, with characteristic markets and bars.
⭐ Piazza del Carmine – Here you will find the famous Brancacci Chapel, with frescoes by Masaccio and Filippino Lippi.
⭐ Piazza della Passera – An authentic corner for a break between history and tradition.

Explore Florence from our campsite!

Florence is easily reachable from our campsite and perfect for a day trip. After visiting the city, you can return to the greenery of Mugello, relax and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

🚌 How to get there: by car or train from San Piero a Sieve station (free shuttle to/from the campsite)

🎟️ Book your stay and experience Florence with the comfort of a return to nature!