Italia
Choisissez un lieu, lisez sa présentation et découvrez ce que vous pouvez écouter.
18 lieux à découvrir
Choisissez un lieu pour lire sa présentation et découvrir les histoires que vous pourrez écouter.
The Accademia Gallery of Florence houses Michelangelo's David and his unfinished Prisoners. Its collections also include early Italian painting, plaster models and…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Bargello National Museum occupies a medieval palace in Florence. Its galleries display Renaissance sculpture and decorative arts, with works in stone, bronze an…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
San Miniato al Monte stands on a hill above Florence. Its Romanesque basilica has a green and white marble facade, a raised choir and a crypt.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Santa Croce is a Gothic Franciscan church in Florence. Its monuments include the tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo and Niccolò Machiavelli.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Santa Maria Novella is a Dominican church in Florence with a white and green patterned façade. Its artworks include Giotto’s Crucifix and Masaccio’s Holy Trinity.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Basilica of Santo Spirito stands in Florence’s Oltrarno district. Filippo Brunelleschi designed the church. Its restrained plaster façade faces the square of Sa…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Boboli Gardens lie behind Pitti Palace in Florence. Originally laid out for the Medici, the gardens feature wide avenues, fountains, sculptures and artificial g…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Florence’s covered Central Market occupies a block in San Lorenzo. The hall is the work of Giuseppe Mengoni, the architect of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in M…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Florence Cathedral stands in Piazza del Duomo. Filippo Brunelleschi designed its dome. The cathedral complex also includes Giotto's Campanile and the Baptistery of…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Medici Chapels at San Lorenzo bring together Michelangelo’s New Sacristy, the Chapel of the Princes and the crypt where generations of the family were buried.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Museo Galileo is housed in Palazzo Castellani in Florence. Its permanent collection contains scientific instruments gathered by the Medici and Lorraine dynasties, i…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Orsanmichele is a Gothic building in the historic centre of Florence. It once housed a grain market and store. It now contains a church and a sculpture museum.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Palazzo Vecchio is the town hall of Florence. It overlooks Piazza della Signoria. The square is also home to the Loggia dei Lanzi, with its open arches.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Piazzale Michelangelo is a panoramic terrace overlooking Florence. The architect Giuseppe Poggi designed it on a hill south of the Arno as part of the city’s urban…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Pitti Palace stands south of the Arno in Florence. Originally the residence of Luca Pitti, it became a Medici palace and now houses several museums.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
Ponte Vecchio crosses Florence's Arno on three low stone arches. Shops line both sides of the medieval bridge, with the Vasari Corridor running above part of the cr…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Strozzi family built this Renaissance palace in the centre of Florence. The building has an open courtyard at its centre. It now serves as an exhibition centre.
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction
The Uffizi Gallery is an art museum beside Piazza della Signoria in Florence. It is known for its collection of Italian Renaissance art. The building originally hou…
Histoire originale en anglaisLire l'introduction