Early Morning Tour of Florence

EARLY MORNING TOUR OF FLORENCE

This Early Morning Tour of Florence is for the ones who like to enjoy sightseeing with no crowds before the city wakes up. I  like to wake up early in the morning (there are many like us!) and I know how beautiful our city is at 7 am. Florence is a fantastic city to visit and to experience. The only annoying factor, that can really make the difference, is the CROWD. It’s like walking along a different street when it’s packed with people or when it’s empty. Undoubtedly, if you can enjoy a city with fewer people around you, you have completely different emotions. Your experience can be totally unique.

EARLY MORNING TOUR OF FLORENCE & MICHELANGELO’S DAVID

Our tour covers the main highlights of Florence. They are the Duomo Square with its Baptistery and Bell Tower, Repubblica Square (the old Roman forum), Ponte Vecchio, Signoria Square and its imposing Palazzo Vecchio (the medieval city hall). With our early morning tour of Florence at 8:15 we will be among the first visitors to Accademia Gallery. This is the most important Renaissance museum in Italy. At the opening time there’s no long line and the museum is really enjoyable. We will hear the tales of Michelangelo’s genius, who made at the age of 26 his famed David. We will also see his unfinished masterpieces, called Prigioni. There’s an unexpected museum inside the museum: an amazing collection of musical instruments belonged to the Medici family, in which we can even admire real Stradivari’s masterpieces.

ITALIAN ESPRESSO TO PERK UP

This Early Morning Tour of Florence is also very good for those who like to take pictures. The light is much better and the squares have much fewer people. The contrast between the pure white of the marble and the intense blue of the sky is enchanting. At the end of the tour, we treat ourselves to a tasty Italian style colazione (breakfast) with some delicious pastries and a strong Italian espresso or cappuccino at a traditional cafe! You will also learn some lingo: macchiatone (small size cappuccino), deca (decaffeinated), pezzo dolce (piece of pastry), orzino (barley coffee)… There are thousands of expressions to talk about coffee!

Itinerary

  • Accademia Gallery
    You’ll be utterly gobsmacked by the perfection of this sculpture. It is actually not only a piece of marble; it’s so anatomically impeccable and looks almost human.
  • Ponte Vecchio
    It is one of the city’s symbols and one of the most famous bridges all over the world.
  • Signoria Square
    It is Florence’s central square, the seat of political power and the heart of civil life. It is on the medieval part of the city, south from the Cathedral.

Additional Info

  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Person: Up to 8 persons
  • Kids: Absolutely yes, very recommended!
  • Price: From From 280€
  • Location: Academia Gallery, Duomo Square, Signoria Square, Piglet’s Market, Ponte Vecchio, Repubblica Square.

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