Pelago

The Ring of the Renaissance (in Italian Anello del Rinascimento) is an amazing route to be taken on foot or by bicycle, a unique historical-artistic itinerary designed to unite the treasures of...

Why only stay in Florence when there’s so much more to see all around? The municipalities that make up Florence and the Florentine Area are excellent testimonials to the quality of the territory...

Arriving in Pelago, before reaching piazza Ghiberti, you find the Oratorio del Santissimo Crocifisso or Chiesa della Compagnia, as it is commonly called by the citizens of Pelago. It was built in the...

Inside the Pelago castrum stands the church of San Clemente, probably built together with the castle, which in 1413 became the Parish church of Pelago, a status it still holds today. The structure of...

The Diacceto Church is already mentioned as a parish in 1073 under the name of Saint'Ierusalem. Its importance is also recorded in the 12th century in the Statutes of the Municipality of Florence, but...

Already existing as the market square, it was named after the famous Florentine goldsmith who was born here in 1378. The square represents a typical developed centre according to an established custom...

The perfect map and guide to discover the city and its surroundings with the little ones. You can find the whole Firenze for Families kit for free at the tourist info points in the city. The kit...

The origin of the Medici bridge, which connects the historic village of Pontassieve with the hamlet of San Francesco di Pelago, dates back to the half of the XVI century, when Cosimo I de’ Medici...

The ancient defensive stronghold of Florence from the year 1000, the castle of Nipozzano is the most celebrated and historic property of the Frescobaldi family. According to popular belief Nipozzano...

The Parish Church of San Clemente houses a collection of artworks and liturgical furnishings from local churches, with objects dating to the 12th–19th centuries. These include triptychs, altarpieces...