Imposing Medici residence and later grand ducal, surrounded by elegant tree-lined avenues and wide green spaces. From the outside you can admire the majesty of the building and one of the most suggestive panoramic climbs of the city.

Historical hill linked to the figure of Galileo Galilei, who spent the last years of his life here. The area is known for its farmhouses, vineyards, olive groves and a quiet, bucolic atmosphere that offers beautiful natural views of Florence and the surrounding countryside.

One of the most fascinating and refined viewpoints of the Florentine hills. Featuring elegant Renaissance villas and private gardens, it offers a wide and privileged view of the city, with the Duomo dome in the foreground.

Hilly road that crosses one of the most scenic areas of Florence. It is famous for its cypress trees, ancient noble residences and open views of the Tuscan countryside, with perfect views for photographs.

Majestic monastic complex of the fourteenth century, impressive and suggestive, located in a dominant position on the hills. Its architecture, combined with the surrounding silence, creates a unique atmosphere that tells centuries of history and spirituality.

Panoramic route immersed in the Tuscan countryside, among olive groves, vineyards and historic villas. It is one of the most authentic and harmonious areas, where nature and architecture blend into a typically Tuscan landscape.

The most iconic and spectacular viewpoint in the surroundings of Florence. From the viewpoint you can admire the entire city: Brunelleschi’s dome, Palazzo Vecchio, the Arno and all the surrounding hills, in one of the most memorable landscapes in Italy.

Historic village characterized DA stone houses, hidden gardens and quiet streets surrounded by greenery. It is a romantic and charming place, perfect as the final stretch of a scenic route.