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florence-on-line.com/this-month/o... - lots of events happening in Florence this October! #firenze #florence #october #ottobre

Where To See Renaissance Sculpture In Florence? florence-on-line.com/art/where-to...

The Badia Fiorentina. One of the most serene and mysterious places in Florence - definitely worth a visit! #florence #firenze #badiafiorentina

florence-on-line.com/this-month/s... what to do in Florence this September! #florence #firenze #september

We have a brand new page all about the Tramvia in Florence #florence #firenze #tram #tramvia

florence-on-line.com/museums/muse... totally rewrote our San Marco museum page - check it out!

A lot of art and flowers to be seen in Florence this May! florence-on-line.com/this-month/m...

There is a lot to see and do in April in Florence - we just made updates here: florence-on-line.com/this-month/a...

We wrote about some of Florence's top hotels -

Christmas lights in florence-on-line.com/piazzas/piaz... Piazza Santa Trìnita

florence-on-line.com/this-month/d... Check out what's on in December in Florence! #florence #December #firenze #natale #christmas

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The Ponte Santa Trìnita with a calm Arno in early September florence-on-line.com/bridges/pont... #florence #firenze #ponte #santatrinita

Day trip to Rome - #Rome #Roma #SistineChapel #Michelangelo #CappellaSistina More about Michelangelo's Florence: florence-on-line.com/art/michelan...

Loggia dei Lanzi #loggiadeilanzi #florence #firenze

Florence pic of the day: The Ponte alla Carraia florence-on-line.com/bridges/pont... #florence #firenze #ponteallacarraia

The month is half over but the Calcio Storico is coming up! #florence #firenze #calciostorico

Sunset on Santa Croce #sunset #santacroce #florence #firenze #tramonto

The Ponte Santa Trìnita at night florence-on-line.com/bridges/pont... #florence #ponte #santatrinita #firenze

Here is a Florentine skyline. I am convinced (with no factual evidence) that Minoru Yamasaki, the designer of the Twin Towers, had to be influenced by these medieval/renaissance views, but that is pure conjecture!