







It will be an experience that takes you to the heart of the city’s history and power. This majestic building, a symbol of Florentine governance, has its roots in the Middle Ages and has played a central role for centuries.
The tour begins with an overview of the imposing façade, which faces Piazza della Signoria, dominated by the famous replica of Michelangelo’s David.
Upon entering, you will be confronted by the frescoes and works of art that decorate the rooms, bearing witness to the glorious past of the Republic of Florence and the patronage of the Medici family. The tour includes visits to historical spaces such as the Sala dei Cinquecento, one of the grandest rooms in the palace, adorned with enormous frescoes by Giorgio Vasari, depicting the city’s achievements.
The Prior room, on the other hand, is one of the most representative rooms, with its antique furnishings and paintings that evoke the political atmosphere of the time.
The tour continues with a visit to the ancient rooms of power, such as the Sala delle Carte Geografiche and the Studio del Duca, richly decorated spaces that offer a glimpse into the daily and political life of the era. There will also be a stop at the Palazzo Vecchio Museum, which houses historical artifacts and artworks related to the history of Florence.
Finally, the tour culminates with a visit to the panoramic terrace, offering a breathtaking view of Florence and the surrounding hills—a perfect opportunity to appreciate the city from above and reflect on its millennia-long history.
Each stop on the Palazzo Vecchio tour allows you to immerse yourself in Florence’s history, art, and politics, offering a deeper understanding of its evolution through the centuries.
If you wish, you can end your visit by climbing the tower of the palace, where you will enjoy a spectacular view of the city and see where one of the most dreaded prisons in the city was once located.
Unlock the secrets of Florence’s iconic Palazzo Vecchio on a 1.5-hour, expert-guided journey through its grand halls and hidden gems. Marvel at Giorgio Vasari’s frescoes in the monumental Sala dei Cinquecento, explore rooms steeped in Medici power, and cap your visit with breathtaking views from the panoramic terrace. Optional tower climb available for an unforgettable cityscape.