Things To Do in Tuscany, Italy

This is one of two tourist information offices located near the Piazza ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The regional capital of Tuscany lies on the plain of the River Arno, hemmed in between the hills that have ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The building which contains the Bargello dates back to 1255. In the 16th century, it became the residence o... More on Yahoo! Travel

This David actually suits the Biblical tale better as he appears to be about 13 years old and better suited... More on Yahoo! Travel

Siena's painting gallery houses the most representative collection of the Sienese school of art. It wouldn... More on Frommers

This Museum was one of the most amazing things I went to in Italy! More on Yahoo! Travel

The oldest and most famous bridge across the Arno, the Ponte Vecchio we know today was built in 1345 by Taddeo Gaddi to replace an earlier version. The characteristic overhanging shops have lined ... More on Frommers

Florence is awash with art treasures, teeming with stunning architecture and flooded with pretentious shops, but it isn't always that ... More on igougo

The heart of the collection centers on the natural, physical and mathematical sciences which so interested ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We stumbled upon this museum and it was a true stroke of good fortune. More on TripAdvisor

This museum exists mainly to house the sculptures removed from the niches and doors of the Duomo group for... More on Frommers

Just behind the Duomo sits one of the most amazing collections of original art--all the art from the Duomo ... More on TripAdvisor

This building forms part of one of the most significant architectural complexes of the early fifteenth cent... More on Yahoo! Travel

A simple one room gallery with some fantastic art (Lippi, Botticelli, De La Robbia) in a very humble sett... More on TripAdvisor

This embarrassingly rich collection is often overlooked by visitors in full-throttle Renaissance mode. It ... More on Frommers

L'allestimento del museo è cambiato recentemente, rendendolo più moderno e fruibile, con teche adeguate e u... More on TripAdvisor

Situated a few kilometres from Florence, this museum records the production of majolica and ceramics by the Manifattura di Doccia from its foundation in 1737 up to the second half of the 20th century. The museum house... More on Yahoo! Travel

The cloister was called 'Scalzo' or 'Barefoot' because of the custom of carrying ... More on Yahoo! Travel