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Architectural Wonders of Tuscany

Explore the cradle of the Renaissance and the pinnacle of Italian Gothic and Romanesque design through Tuscany's most iconic cathedrals, palaces and medieval squares.

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Florence Cathedral

This historic Gothic-Renaissance cathedral and UNESCO World Heritage Site is celebrated for its massive dome engineered by Filippo Brunelleschi and its richly decorated interior.

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Leaning Tower of Pisa

This medieval freestanding Romanesque bell tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed worldwide for its unintended tilt.

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Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta

Built in the 13th century, this Romanesque and Italian Gothic cathedral was ambitiously planned to surpass the size of Saint Peter's in Rome.

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Uffizi Gallery

Housed in a historic Renaissance palace designed by Giorgio Vasari, this renowned art museum showcases masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Raphael.

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Palazzo Vecchio

This historic Gothic fortress and town hall has served as a symbol of civic power for centuries, featuring grand historical rooms, art collections, and a prominent bell tower.

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Pitti Palace

Associated with Filippo Brunelleschi, this grand Renaissance palace served as a royal residence and now houses extensive art museum collections.

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Basilica of St Lawrence

One of the largest churches in Florence, this landmark of Renaissance architecture served as the parish church and principal burial place of the Medici family.

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Strozzi Palace

Built in the 15th century by the affluent Strozzi family to rival the Medici residences, this monumental Renaissance palace now operates as an art and museum space.

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Pisa Cathedral

Set in the Piazza dei Miracoli, this UNESCO-listed Roman Catholic cathedral is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture renowned for its ornate facade and rich decorations.

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Baptistery of St John

The largest baptistery in Italy, this UNESCO World Heritage monument seamlessly blends Romanesque and Gothic architecture and is renowned for its remarkable acoustics and sculptural works.

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Civic Museum and Public Palace

Occupying a majestic 13th-century palace, this civic landmark features historic public architecture and an art museum showcasing valuable Sienese frescoes.

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San Michele in Foro

Constructed over an ancient Roman forum in Lucca, this Roman Catholic basilica is known for its Romanesque architecture and elaborate marble facade.

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Basilica of Santa Maria Novella

This historic basilica features an iconic Renaissance facade by Leon Battista Alberti alongside Gothic architecture and masterworks by Giotto, Masaccio, Botticelli, and Ghirlandaio.

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Basilica of the Holy Cross

This historic Franciscan basilica showcases Gothic and Renaissance architecture and contains the tombs of illustrious figures including Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli.

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Hospital of the Innocents

Designed as an institution to care for abandoned infants in the 1400s, this historic building is a landmark of Italian Renaissance architecture and hosts an art museum.

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Bargello Museum

The oldest public building in Florence, this 13th-century Gothic palace served as barracks and a prison before opening as a national museum displaying sculptures by Michelangelo.

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Cathedral of St Martin

This historic cathedral in Lucca is crafted with gray marble and features prominent Gothic and Romanesque architectural elements.

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Historic Centre of Siena

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this preserved medieval district is famous for its Gothic architecture, historic palaces, and storied town planning.

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Church of Orsanmichele

Built on the site of a monastery kitchen garden, this Florentine church stands out for its distinctive Gothic architecture and collection of outdoor sculptural niches.