Florence & Tuscany
Florence concentrates Renaissance art and architecture into a remarkably walkable historic core, while Tuscany opens outward into hill towns, vineyards, Pisa, Lucca and landscapes that change the pace completely.
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Florence became a symbol of the Renaissance under the early Medici.
Between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, Florence reached extraordinary levels of cultural and economic development. Medici patronage, humanist ideas and generations of artists helped make the city one of the defining centers of the Renaissance—and that legacy is still visible block after block.
Story source: Italian Ministry of Culture · UNESCOKnow the gateway behind the destination.
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