
Things to do in Palazzo Vecchio
Palazzo della Signoria, better known as Palazzo Vecchio, has been the symbol of the civic power of Florence for over seven centuries. Built between the end of the thirteenth century and the beginning of the fourteenth to house the city’s supreme governing body, the Priori delle Arti and the Gonfalonier of Justice, over time it has been subject to a series of extensions and transformations.
After the entrance leads directly into the Cortile of Michelozzo, the courtyard adorned with stuccoes and frescoes. Upstairs is placed the Salone dei Cinquecento, where a majestic cycle of pictures celebrates the apotheosis of Cosimo de’ Medici and the city of Florence and a rich array of statues accompany Michelangelo’s celebrated Victory.
Our recommendations in Palazzo Vecchio

Discover with your guide all the secrets, corners and masterpieces hidden in Palazzo Vecchio. Visit the palace in 90 minutes and fall in love with this gem of the Renaissance.
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Palazzo Vecchio tour with audio guide
Discover Palazzo Vecchio with an audio guide: see masterpieces by the greatest Renaissance artists and the impressive Salone dei Cinquecento.
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Inferno tour, the secrets and mysteries of Florence
Discover the places and mysteries of Inferno, the famous novel by Dan Brown, such as Palazzo Vecchio. Enjoy this unusual guided tour of Florence!
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Florence Ghost Tour: Dante City Exploration Game
Play a city game in Florence where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories.
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Reviews Palazzo Vecchio
“it was very interesting tour with perfect tourist guide. I recommend this tour to everybody !”
“très bien organisé, réactif suite à petit souci.Visite très bien”
“rien a dire tres bien organise”
“Emozionante! Firenze la conoscevo in linea generale ma con una guida personale che spiega in modo dettagliato anche tutte le piccole curiosità è stato veramente fantastico! Poi seguire la trama del libro di Dan Brown è stato davvero emozionante!”
