I was only passing by, so I couldn't visit the art gallery nor the belvedere, but I saw the characteristic cusp that the coastline does.
The square where the Fine Arts Academy and the Gallery are located and where you'll wait in line, especially when tbe ticket is free.
The museum used to be the residence of the Medici. Original items qnd works of art of the era are on display. The palace itself is quite good.
We don't always found what we were looking for, but the guy was very willing to help us finding alternatives.
A monument to an era. Devoted to king Vittorio Emanuele II, the structure has his equestrian sculpture and other statues.
Even tho' Michelangelo's David steals the scene, there's much more to see, including a little museum of musical instruments.
Fascinating structure which deserves more than the few minutes I was able to devote to it.
A strangely bare place. A little bit of green would have been nice. But it has Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli gardens.
Small but nice collection of musical instruments, including some Stradivari.
A wonderful oasis of green for walking, running or just enjoying the quiet atmosphere.
A place with a peculiar architecture. Exhibitions and events are often hosted here.
One of the greatest archeological sites in the world. Every corner is a treasure of art and history.
The best way to reach or leave Amalfi coast. The view fron the sea is to die for.
One of the many bridges crossing the Arno in Florence. Spectacular view, once again.
An Ok place in a good location at a reasonable (for Venice) price. Free wifi and (good) breakfast.
Even if you're not in the mood for food or a drink, go there to enjoy the view.
A beautiful museum with many sections: paintings, carriages, ships, pottery. All in the beautiful setting of the certosa. Check which sections are open on which days!
