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Welcome to Montespertoli Italy. If you’are planning to visit Montespertoli for your next trip and you are looking for the best places to visit, here you’ll find tips and suggestions of most popular point of interest and activities not to be missed in Montespertoli and surrounding. Travelers will appreciate this italian town with his rich historical and artistic heritage, local culture and environment. Discover the monuments, buildings, natural treasures and all the details that characterize Montespertoli and its territory. Share and suggest a place you've visited.

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Scandicci (11 Km)

Scorci panoramici sulle colline

From the hills of Scandicci you can admire a fabulous panorama of the city of Florence... far enough to not hear the noise of the city but close enough to enjoy the view.

Impruneta (12 Km)

Cimitero Americano di Firenze

The American Cemetery in Florence was built in 1959 and inaugurated in 1961 by American architects McKim, Mead and White. The Cemetery expands for 28 hectares and houses the remains of the American military who died during the Second World War and during the liberation of Italy.

Empoli (13 Km)

Museo-Casa "F. Busoni"

The “F. Busoni” Museum-House is located on the second floor of Ferruccio Busoni's birthplace. The structure houses various objects used by the musician during his work. The Museum exhibits a multitude of documents and family photos and the piano donated to him by the family on which he practiced during his past in Empoli.

Empoli (13 Km)

Museo della Collegiata di Sant' Andrea

The Museum of the Collegiate Church of Sant'Andrea was founded by the Empoli Vincenzo Salvagnoli. The Museum site is divided into eight rooms arranged on two floors among which stand out the works of Giovanni Pisano with his “Madonna and Child” and the “Annunciation” by Francesco Botticini.

Empoli (13 Km)

Museo Civico di Paleontologia

The Civic Museum of Paleontology of Empoli owes its origins to the Empoli Paleontological and Mineralogical Group, which in 1989 decided to establish a museum that welcomes the numerous finds collected during the course. of the years. The rooms preserve and display objects that document the history of the earth with about 30,000 fossils from all over the world.

Empoli (13 Km)

Galleria d'Arte Moderna e della Resistenza

The Gallery of Modern Art and Resistance was established in 1974 by the Municipal Council of Empoli. From the beginning it had the function of stimulating the interest of young people and citizens in relation to the Resistance and Modern Art. It is structured in three different rooms that welcome works by Sineo Geminiani, Virgilio Carmignani and works related to the Resistance. There are many paintings by Empolese artists who with their works represent the local history and culture of Empoli.

Scandicci (14 Km)

Eremo Carmelitano S.Maria degli Angeli

The monastery dates back to 1987 and welcomes a group of Carmelite nuns. The building, where different liturgical rituals are made, is furnished with modesty and simplicity. In its interiors, various icons, portraits, and numerous religious objects are preserved, which give a spiritual nature to the monastery.

Lastra a Signa (14 Km)

Museo Parrocchiale della Propositura di S. Martino a Gangalandi

The Parish Museum of Prepositure is located in the interior of the Church of San Martino. The church has a Romanesque structure with fifteenth-century details. The museum was inaugurated and opened in 1986 and exhibits vicarial collections in its rooms. Among the collections the most particular one is the one set up in the former new sacristy in which relief works by Lorenzo Monaco are exhibited.

Impruneta (15 Km)

Castello di Cafaggio

The Cafaggio Castle was built around 1300 near San Casciano in the Greve valley. The structure was composed of several houses and work rooms, thus constituting an independent village where products of different kinds were cultivated and worked. In fact, the Castle was located in a forest that was distributed for about one hundred hectares and there was not only wood but also flowers, mushrooms and plants. Around 1700 this fortress was the home of the well-known musician Giacomo Puccini.

Scandicci (15 Km)

Castello dell'Acciaiolo

The castle was erected in the '300, and purchased in the 16th century by Senator Roberto Acciaioli, from whom it also took its name. Today's structure is the result of a series of interventions carried out over the years. Today, it is home to “Bistrot of the World”.

Impruneta (15 Km)

Museo del Tesoro di Santa Maria

The Treasure Museum of Santa Maria was inaugurated in 1987 and is located in the Basilica of Santa Maria dell'Impruneta. The museum site is accessed through a door on the left side of the façade of the Basilica. The most significant treasures are represented by the “Reliquary of the Holy Cross” by Cosimi Merlini the Elder and a stylish cross by Lorenzo Ghiberti.

Scandicci (15 Km)

Badia di Settimo

The Abbey, also known as the “Abbey of St. Salvatore and Lorenzo”, dates back to the tenth century. The structure has architectural elements of different styles, from Romanesque to Gothic and Renaissance. The interiors are carefully decorated and contain numerous liturgical objects and works of sacred art. The abbey is open to the public.

Tavernelle (16 Km)

Antiquarium di Sant'Appiano

The well-known Antiquarium was placed inside the rectory of the Pieve di Sant'Appiano in 1991. The exhibition halls collect materials from the archaeological area of Semifonte and from the necropolis of San Martino ai Colli. Of great importance, it is a pagan idolet in stone, dating back to the second century AD.

Florence (17 Km)

Il giardino di Archimede

The Garden of Archimedes, which is located in the city of Florence, is a museum set up for the purpose of managing mathematics. This structure would be the only museum of its kind in Italy. Within the building are kept documents of significant historical and scientific importance.

Greve in Chianti (18 Km)

Castello di Verrazzano

Florence (18 Km)

Villa Medicea di Poggio Imperiale

The villa was built in the '500. Over the years, the structure has undergone several restorations, which gave it a totally different look from the original one. The building was amplified and enriched with neoclassical decorations. Today, the villa hosts a religious female college.

Impruneta (18 Km)

Castello di Montauto

The Castle of Montauto was built in 980 AD with mainly defensive purposes of the locality on which it stood. Located on top of a conical hill and surrounded by a large park of cypress trees, during the 13th and 14th centuries it was home to the clashes and struggles between Guelphs and Ghibellines. Towards 1550, the Castle was transformed and expanded by the architect Domenico di Baccio d'Agnolo. There are therefore ornaments and frescoes of great elegance and preciousness that give the building splendor and shine.

Florence (19 Km)

Porta Romana

The Roman Door dates back to 1326. Like all other doors, over the years it has undergone interventions that have totally changed the original appearance of the door. Inside it houses frescoes and decorations of great historical importance.

Florence (19 Km)

Osservatorio Astronomico di Arcetri

The Astronomical Observatory is located on the hill of Arcetri. It was founded by Giovan Battista Donati and Wilhelm Tempel. He is one of the twelve astronomical observers in Italy, one of the symbols of Italian astronomical scientific research. Currently, about a hundred people work there, including astronomers, technical and administrative staff and students from all over the world, and it is owned by the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF). At the heart of the observatory is an optical telescope called Telescope Amici, which was inaugurated in 1872.

Florence (19 Km)

Cenacolo di Andrea del Sarto

It dates back to the early sixteenth century. Here they settled the cloistered nuns of the Blessed Humility. The Last Supper was painted by Andrea del Sarto and now houses the works of his contemporaries and his followers.

Florence (19 Km)

La Specola

La Specola, the oldest scientific museum in Italy and whole of Europe for that matter, is also known as the Museum of Zoology and Natural History; it is located in Florence near the famous Pitti Palace. It is one of the museums in Italy which has deep ties with History; it has collection which date back to Medici family dynasty.

Florence (19 Km)

Giardino di Boboli

A garden of its kind at the heart of Florence, it provides an atmosphere which is conducive for relaxation as well as to enjoy the work of art. There are collections of sculptures which date back more than seven to five hundred years ago. The Roman antiques can also be found in this beautiful garden.

Florence (19 Km)

Casa di Filippo Lippi

The house is assumed that it was built around the fifteenth century, and it was the building, where the great artist Filippp by Tommaso Lippi was born and lived. The structure is simple, small, but well maintained. On the facade there is also the tombstone dedicated to Lippi. Currently the house is the property of the Carmelite Fathers.

Florence (19 Km)

Palazzo Pitti

Palazzo Pitti has a rich history, it was originally owned by a famous Italian banker, Luca Pitti.It was later bought by the Medici family and became the main residence of the Grand Duke. Here a visitor will find great possessions which were amassed over time; jewelry, paints and other luxurious possessions can be found here

Florence (19 Km)

Porta San Frediano

The door was built during the fourteenth century, together with the sixth circle of walls of the city. From its structure it can be said that it was designed to be the largest door in the area, but for reasons of war, over the years, it underwent several restorations that changed plans. On the facade there is also the stone coat of arms of Florence.

Florence (19 Km)

Monumento a Cosimo Ridolfi

The statue was created by Raffaello Romanelli in the '800, dedicated to the famous georgophilic, Cosimo Ridolfi, who made a great contribution to agriculture. It has recently been the subject of restoration for the 180th anniversary of the Cassa di Risparmio in Florence.

Florence (19 Km)

Basilica di Santo Spirito

A magnificent piece of Renaissance architecture is the kind of description that one can give Santo Spirito, Florence. The church having been built in thirteenth century stands tall as one of the most beautiful medieval buildings in Oltramo Quarter in Florence.

Florence (19 Km)

Palazzo Guadagni

The palace was built in 1502, at the behest of Riniero di Bernardo Dei, a silk merchant. The structure is in Renaissance style very different from the other neighboring facilities. The Earnings, from which it also took its name, were the owners of the structure since the '600 and turned the palace into a three-star hotel. Today, we still find all the old decorative elements preserved.

Florence (19 Km)

Casa Ridolfi

Casa Ridolfi was built in the '300, but its current appearance is the result of a deep restoration of the 19th century. It took its name from its owners, the Ridolfi di Piazza, in honor of which there is also the coat of arms on the facade. The structure is solid, and made of strong stone, with simple decorations.

Florence (19 Km)

Basilica di Santa Maria del Carmine

The Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence has been in existence since 1268, with modifications in 1328 and 1464.It was also renovated in the 16th and 17th century using the Baroque style. After it was destroyed by fire in 1771, it was rebuilt using the Rococo style .The interior of the church looks marvelous with medieval sculptures and painting.

Florence (19 Km)

Palazzo Pitti: Galleria d'Arte Moderna

The Gallery of Modern Art is located on the second floor of the Pitti Palace. Inside the gallery there are works of art in neoclassical style that reflect Italian art from the '700 to the early 1900s to the years of the First World War. Among the works we can admire the painting of the Saxon Oath, the entrance of Charles VIII and the sculptures of Calliope, Psyche and the famous Abel. The collection was chosen by the best works from the competitions of the Academy of Arts and Drawing.

Florence (19 Km)

Forte Belvedere

A fort with great historical importance, it served several purposes; it was used to protect the city from outside aggression, as a palace for the Florence rulers and as a symbol of power, it was also the structure which was to provide protection for the Grand Duke if the city came under any outside aggression.

Florence (19 Km)

Teatro Puccini

It was built between 1939-1940 and is an example of Italian Rationalism. Today, theater performances are held and satirical comedies with actors of national reputation. It is named after the square dedicated to the great master of Lucca.

Florence (19 Km)

Casa di Bianca Cappello

The palace was erected in the 16th century, at the request of Francesco I de' Medici for Bianca Cappello, his lover. The project was carried out by Bernardo Buontalenti, and over the years there were grotesque decorations, and many other architectural details of the '600. On the facade, there is the coat of arms of the Cappello family. Currently, the building houses the laboratories and the Cabinet Vieusseux archive.

Florence (20 Km)

Giardino Bardini

The Italian Renaissance garden was opened to the public recently, it is an ideal place for relaxing as well as get in touch with nature and history. The garden has several statues which give the place a panoramic view; it is also home to wildlife which includes rock and wood pigeons.

Florence (20 Km)

Porta San Giorgio

Porta San Giorgio dates back to 1324, a period when the sixth Florentine wall circle was also erected. The original project was carried out by Andrea Orcagna, but over the years it was modified for military reasons. Of particular interest is a bas-relief of the '300 on the façade, and inside, a fresco of a religious character.

Florence (20 Km)

Teatro Comunale

Teatro Comunale di Firenze stands in a building which was originally built as an open air amphitheatre in 1862.The opera house has a seating capacity of 2000,it is famed for the music and cultural festivals which were organized here every year.

Florence (20 Km)

Casa Agostini

Casa Agostini, also known as “Palazzo Agostini Suarez”, was the residence of the homonymous family. The Agostini commissioned its construction in Baccio d'Agnolo, famous at the time for other plants of the genre. The structure has decorative elements of rectangular or square shape, and on the façade there is a coat of arms of the Art of Calimala.

Florence (20 Km)

Torre dei Marsili

The Tower in question is a structure of the medieval type. It is thought that the construction of the tower dates back to the 12th century when it was outside the walls. It takes its name from the homonymous and oldest family in the city. In the nineteenth century, the tower was embellished with terracotta. The fortification has a rectangular shape and is divided into five floors. The large room, which is located on the top floor and from which you can enjoy the beautiful panoramic views, is the most recent part of the tower.

Florence (20 Km)

Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino

It is the theater where in the late sixteenth century the melodrama was born. Today, its headquarters is the Municipal Theatre and it is considered the center of the Florentine music. Here you can experience the Maggio Musicale: the oldest music festival in Europe.

Florence (20 Km)

Palazzo Medici Riccardi

In this building you run through four centuries in the history of art. The gem of the buildingis the Chapel of the Magi: a famous cycle of frescoes by the Florentine BenozzoGozzoli, a pupil of Beato Angelico. Do not miss it!

Florence (20 Km)

Casa di Galileo Galilei

The house was called 'Galileo Galilei, 'since it was purchased by the scientist in 1634. The original structure dates back to the '300, but it has undergone numerous restorations over the years. On the facade there is the coat of arms with the image of Galilei, and a tombstone that testifies to the visit of Ferdinand II, a Grand Duke of the Time, in the palace.

Florence (20 Km)

Ponte Santa Trinità

The bridge was built in 1252 between Ponte Vecchio and Ponte alla Carraia and connects Piazza Santa Trinità and Piazza de' Frescobaldi. This bridge is described as one of the most beautiful bridges in Italy and among the most elegant in Europe. Elegance due to a curved line for the arches that anticipates the fashion of the Baroque and also to the four statues that decorate the corners and symbolize the four seasons. Over the years it has been destroyed several times and was then restructured, respecting the original project by Bartolomeo Ammannati.

Florence (20 Km)

Chiesa di Ognissanti

All saints Church has a rich history, it is also an architectural masterpiece which stands out among the medieval building. The Church is known for the Baroque art and the beautiful sculptures which stand out. Here visitors not only get a chance to get in touch with the past but also get a spiritual fulfillment.

Florence (20 Km)

Casa alla Rovescia

The Overhead House has a very special architectural structure. The balcony is supported by strong enough supports, but the building elements are put upside down: a detail that's quite bizarre for the weather. By many, it was initially thought of as a 'joke' of the architect.

Florence (20 Km)

Accademia delle Arti del Disegno

The academy of the artists where arts conferences are held, exhibitions organized, books are presented, concerts performed and notable artists from allover the world are honored .It is a place worth visiting for the art lovers.

Florence (20 Km)

Palazzo Pucci

The palace was built during the 16th century by Bartolomeo Ammannati. It took its name from Lorenzo and Roberto Pucci, who commissioned the construction. The structure features elements of the neoclassical and architectural decorations of the '800, combined with ancient works, belonging to the family. Currently, it houses a shopping gallery.

Florence (20 Km)

Ponte Vecchio

The Ponte Vecchio is the oldest bridge in Florence and one of the symbols of the city. The bridge crosses the Arno River at its narrowest point and consists of three lowered arched passes. At the center of the bridge the shops are interrupted by two panoramic terraces from where you can admire a part of the beautiful Vasari Corridor. Another noteworthy element is the bust of Benvenuto Cellini, the most famous goldsmith in Florence.

Vinci (20 Km)

Museo Leonardiano

The Leonardian Museum was founded in 1953 with the contribution of the International Business Machines Corporation that donated to the city of Vinci a series of models rebuilt on the basis of Leonardian drawings. The Museum offers an in-depth study and an adequate presentation not only of Leopardic mechanical technology but also of its scientific and technical studies.

Florence (20 Km)

Palazzo Spini Feroni

Located in piazza Santa Trinita, Palazzo Spini Feroni denotes the life of the Florence richer banker and a merchant, Geri Spini.It is hailed as one of the grandest medieval palace in the city of Florence, since 1995 the mediaeval palace houses a museum which is dedicated to a famous shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo

Florence (20 Km)

Palazzo Rucellai

Palazzo Rucellai is a 15th century palatial townhouse located in Florence, Via della Vigna Nuova.The palace is thought to have been designed by Leon Battista in the years between 1146 and 1451.The magnificent building is a big attraction to the visitors due to its beautiful designs and marveling architectural work

Vinci (20 Km)

Museo Ideale Leonardo da Vinci

The Leonardo da Vinci Ideal Museum was inaugurated in 1993 in the spaces that welcome the underground gallery and the ancient cellars of the Castello di Vinci. The museum site offers a broad look at the artistic, scientific and inventive work of the great master through original and ancient materials, such as the paintings of Leonardo's workshop and some rare engravings. sixteenth-century always related to the work of the master.

Florence (20 Km)

Museo "S. Ferragamo"

By the will of Wanda Ferragamo and her children, the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum was inaugurated in 1995: which is located in the same headquarters of the company. The purpose of the foundation of the museum is to disseminate the history of its founder and the creations he created “Made in Italy”. The museum has a rich collection of more than 10,000 shoes.

Florence (20 Km)

Corridoio Vasariano

The corridor that leads from the Uffizi, where were the former administrative offices, to Palazzo Pitti. In the corridor there are ancient sculptures, sarcophagi, statues and busts of the Roman Empire

Florence (20 Km)

Casa Nasi Già Quaratesi

The building dates back to the fifteenth century, as a union of old plants already existing in the area. It took its name from the Nasi family, who lived in its interior for many years. The structure has elements of the post-Renaissance Florentine, and on the façade there is a plaque dedicated to Carlo Torrigiani, a personality of the '800. Currently it hosts several art exhibitions in the area.

Florence (20 Km)

Museo Galileo

A university of Florence Museum which was founded in 1927 is home to hundreds of collections, one of them a finger the famous Galileo’s finger. The museum also houses many artifacts, most of which are known to be the pioneer in the scientific world; you will find world globes, telescopes and navigation equipments.

Florence (20 Km)

Museo della Casa Fiorentina Antica

Museo dell'Antica Casa Fiorentina is located in Palazzo Davanzati and was inaugurated in 1956 by the great antiquarian Elia Volpi, who bought the palace in 1904. The museum was inaugurated under its current name, as it reflects the appearance of an ancient Florentine house with furnishings from the fourteenth to the nineteenth century. Inside the museum we can find a diversity of collections, from the collection of archaic ceramics and hand warmers of the 18th century in the shape of a shoe, to sculptures, paintings, furniture, lace, etc.

Florence (20 Km)

Basilica di San Miniato al Monte

A fine Romanesque structure standing at one of the highest point of Florence city, this is the short description of San Miniato al Monte, translated into Saint Minias on the Mountain. The church is believed to be one of the most beautiful in Italy. It is named after an Armenian prince who was serving Under Emperor Decius in Roman army.

Florence (20 Km)

Porta San Miniato

Porta San Miniato was built in the fourteenth century, together with the sixth Florentine wall circle. The current appearance is the result of a series of restoration work from 1996 to 2005. Over the years he has served as a defence and surveillance. On the structure there are two stone coats of arms of the Municipality.

Florence (20 Km)

Galleria degli Uffizi

Its origins date back to the year 1560. It is the most famous Italian gallery and one of themost famous in the world. Its collection consists of an immense artistic heritage from medieval to modern.

Florence (20 Km)

Palazzo della Galleria degli Uffizi

One of the finest art galleries in the world, here you can follow the development of Italian painting, from the early beginnings until the seventeenth Century. The Renaissance palace was built by Vasari in 1560

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Castello di Cabbiavoli

Castelfiorentino (6 Km) - Via Del Vallone, 51 (Renai)

e-mail www +39335380926

Every building in the Tuscan landscape is redolent of the many cultures that inhabited it throughout the centuries. About 30 Km from Florence, Cabbiavoli castle, built on the ancient Via Francigena connecting France to Rome, is a shining example, evoking a multitude of ancient influences. The castle's history dates back to 1210, when the Counts Alberti di Certaldo built Caput Aulae, as the centre of Val d'Elsa's court. With the background of this history, the barns built to serve the castle make an ideal location for visitors wishing to spend a comfortable and relaxing holiday. The 9 apartments were recently renovated to include all modern appliances while maintaining the traditional Tuscan charm. Each apartment is equipped with independent heating system, wooden fireplace, satellite TV, broadband, linen and dishwasher. The Agriturismo's shared facilities include a large swimming pool (6 x 12m or 20 x 30ft), a garden, bowling green, table tennis, barbecue, children’s recreational area and access to a shared washing machine.

La Poggiolaia

Certaldo (7 Km) - Via Sammozzano, Bacìo, Betto, Fiano

e-mail www +39571668616

Tenuta Bonomonte PodereSanBartolo/VillaPrumiano

Tavernelle (13 Km) - Via Cassia, 24

e-mail www +39558075077

Casprini Da Omero

Greve in Chianti (16 Km) - Via Giovanni Falcone, 68/70 (Passo Dei Pecorai)

e-mail www +3955850715-055850716

Casa Dodo'

Florence (19 Km) - Via Del Sole, 11

e-mail www +393284563610

CASA DODO is a small and friendly B&B located near Piazza Santa Maria Novella in the historical city center in a beautiful building dating back to 1540. Towels, bedding, hair dryer, TV, and cleaning services are provided. You can use also the kitchen. Guests will have access to free wifi internet, a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, TV, and a private bathroom. The location offers a wide range of activities and sites. The property is close to the main tourist attractions (within a 5 minute walk of the Ponte Vecchio and the Duomo). It's also conveniently located for experiencing the exciting nightlife near either Santo Spirito or Santa Croce!

Il Giglio Guest House

Florence (20 Km) - Viale Fratelli Rosselli, 74

e-mail www +393475300438

Giglio Guesthouse is a simple but very welcoming accommodation if you wish to visit Florence, the crown jewel of the Italian Renaissance. Here, in the birthplace of such incredible figures as Galileo Galilei, Cosimo de’ Medici, and Dante Alighieri, history and art become more than just words on a page. Our guesthouse is located just outside of the restricted traffic zone, within walking distance of Santa Maria Novella train station and with easy access to Florence Airport. All of the many attractions that Florence has to offer are also within easy walking distance, or can be reached with our convenient public transportation. The guesthouse is surrounded by restaurants, bars, gelato shops, supermarkets, Laundromats, and any other kind of shop or service that you may need.

Pietralta

Gambassi Terme (20 Km) - Via Camporbiano, 45 (Castagno)

e-mail www +39571678046

A Casa Di Virgilio

Florence (21 Km) - Via Filippo Corridoni, 2

e-mail www +39555271718

The Bed and Breakfast "A Casa di Virgilio", located in a residential area in the center of Florence, near the Fortezza da Basso and the Careggi-Meyer hospital, has 4 bedrooms comfortably furnished, 2 with private bathroom with bath and 2 shared, internet wi-fi free. The kitchen is equipped for guests with everything needed.The breakfast room overlooks the rooftops of Florence in a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The B&B is decorated with taste and color, with antique floors and high ceilings. The B&B is near to all services to the city center, train stations and buses, can be reached by car, with parking in a garage at 15 euro 24 hours

Rovezzano Bed & Breakfast

Florence (23 Km) - Via Aretina, 507

e-mail www +3955690023

Surrounded by the Villa Favard Park, Rovezzano B&B is a rustic property located in the Rovezzano area, a 10-minute drive from Florence’s historic centre. It offers a garden with swimming pool and serves a varied breakfast. Rooms are simply furnished and feature artwork, wood-beamed ceilings and antique furniture. Facilities include free Wi-Fi, a TV and a private bathroom with shower. Some of them come with views of the garden and others with views of the courtyard. You can relax on the hotel’s furnished terrace or in the common lounge with TV, fireplace and pool table. The pool is equipped with sun loungers and parasols, and a common kitchen is also available. Offering free private parking, B&B Rovezzano is next to a stop of bus n.14 going to Florence’s centre. A supermarket, bars and a bakery are available nearby.

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Things to do in Montespertoli Italy – what to see attractions and activities

What To See near Montespertoli

Scorci panoramici sulle colline

Cimitero Americano di Firenze

Museo-Casa "F. Busoni"

Museo della Collegiata di Sant' Andrea

Museo Civico di Paleontologia

Galleria d'Arte Moderna e della Resistenza

Eremo Carmelitano S.Maria degli Angeli

Museo Parrocchiale della Propositura di S. Martino a Gangalandi

Castello di Cafaggio

Castello dell'Acciaiolo

Museo del Tesoro di Santa Maria

Badia di Settimo

Antiquarium di Sant'Appiano

Il giardino di Archimede

Castello di Verrazzano

Villa Medicea di Poggio Imperiale

Castello di Montauto

Porta Romana

Osservatorio Astronomico di Arcetri

Cenacolo di Andrea del Sarto

La Specola

Giardino di Boboli

Casa di Filippo Lippi

Palazzo Pitti

Porta San Frediano

Monumento a Cosimo Ridolfi

Basilica di Santo Spirito

Palazzo Guadagni

Casa Ridolfi

Basilica di Santa Maria del Carmine

Palazzo Pitti: Galleria d'Arte Moderna

Forte Belvedere

Teatro Puccini

Casa di Bianca Cappello

Giardino Bardini

Porta San Giorgio

Teatro Comunale

Casa Agostini

Torre dei Marsili

Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino

Palazzo Medici Riccardi

Casa di Galileo Galilei

Ponte Santa Trinità

Chiesa di Ognissanti

Casa alla Rovescia

Accademia delle Arti del Disegno

Palazzo Pucci

Ponte Vecchio

Museo Leonardiano

Palazzo Spini Feroni

Palazzo Rucellai

Museo Ideale Leonardo da Vinci

Museo "S. Ferragamo"

Corridoio Vasariano

Casa Nasi Già Quaratesi

Museo Galileo

Museo della Casa Fiorentina Antica

Basilica di San Miniato al Monte

Porta San Miniato

Galleria degli Uffizi

Palazzo della Galleria degli Uffizi

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