Firenze
Scarperia is only a short train or car ride away from the Tuscan capital, Florence, where one can enjoy a full day of history and sightseeing.
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Duomo di Firenze
Piazza del Duomo has been the center of religious life in Florence for over some 1,600 years and contains numerous monuments that include the Baptistery...
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Piazza della Signoria
Entering into Piazza della Signoria from whatever corner, leaves you with a breathtaking view of a real medieval piazza full of old buildings statues...
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Palazzo degli Uffizi e Galleria
The word Uffizi means offices and the origins of this palace were for the objective of housing government offices for those ruling Florence.
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Ponte Vecchio
Ponte Vecchio means "Old "Bridge" and when one imagines Florence, this bridge is surely part of the visual image of what makes Florence...
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Palazzo Pitti
Pitti Palace was opened to the public in the early 1900's and contains numerous art collections and pieces that are admired by millions of visitors...
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Giardino di Boboli
The Boboli Gardens began to take life around 1550 when Pitti Palace was purchased by Duke Cosimo of the Medici's.
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