Often referred to as Florence Cathedral, this 15th-century basilica's red dome is immediately recognizable and visible throughout the city.

Shop for art, souvenirs and jewelry on this arched stone bridge over the Arno River.

Major art museum housing Renaissance masterpieces, and one of Florence's most visited attractions.

Something of a boutique art museum in comparison to the sprawling Uffizi, this is the home of Michelangelo's David sculpture.

The best way to navigate Florence is on foot! One can walk the city end-to-end, passing many of the most popular sites, in about a half hour. However, ATAF buses are also available.

A legal holiday on January 6 marking the arrival of the Three Kings in Bethlehem. The "Cavalcade of the Three Kings" parade happens downtown, with many participants wearing Renaissance costumes.

On Easter Sunday, the "explosion of the cart" takes place. A tradition dating back four centuries, this event features an ornate wagon towed through Florence and parked in front of the Florence Cathedral, where the fireworks attached to wagon are set off.

On September 7 each year as part of the celebration of mother Maria's birthday, Florentines move in a procession through the city carrying candle-illuminated paper lanterns.

Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere of Firenze Rocks, where music enthusiasts gather to experience powerful performances by top rock bands from around the globe. Attendees can enjoy an impressive lineup, set against the backdrop of the historic and vibrant city of Florence, offering both an auditory and cultural feast. This festival provides a thrilling experience for fans eager to connect with their favorite artists and fellow music lovers.