In Florence there are a lot of things to see, one of these is the "Palazzo Vecchio". I suggest to going in the early morning (at the visit opening hour) to avoid if possible the huge mass of visitors. Into the palace there is a...More

This was a busy, highly congested area that we dared to float through on a busy weekend. It is very lively and boasts a small version of Michelangelo's 'David'. Lots to visit and see.

A nice piazza, great for people watching, food, museums and architecture. Right in the centre between duomo and ponte vecchio, cannot be missed

that now serves as the government building is really an impressive structure from the exterior. It's adorned with flags and artifacts and represents when Florence was it's own sovereign nation.

A beautiful place to visit, not to be missed. Also a welcome respite to the busyness outside and just a few steps from the Uffizi.

We stumbled upon the square during our walk back to our accommodation. Replica of Michaelangelo's David is here along with other famous statues so it's beautiful to see. But once again be aware of the cafe's around the palazzio. They are a tourist trap. €24...More

Its perfect to know the story of the Republic of Florence and its importance in the developement of the Italian Republic. A lot of beautiful art and amazing halls. Of course, as expected. If you want to climb up to the Tower, better be prepared...More

Built as a City Hall for a Republic and eventually transformed by the Medici's into their residence as well as government building--- the former to prove their power-- this building holds such a fascinating history. If you do not know about the history of Florence...More

My son wanted to see the locations in assassin cread. we walked around the suare talking lots of photos as all of Italy the place was full of people

The frescoes, artworks, sculptures and main hall, well worth the visit. You will have your camera out right from the entrance through to the main hall.