Florence City Highlights Golf Cart Tour with Local Guide+Affogato

Welcome to the Porta di San Frediano: the Ancient Guardian of Florence Located in the heart of the lively Oltrarno district, Porta di San Frediano is one of the best preserved secrets in Florentine history.

Porta Romana: The Ancient South Entrance of Florence Welcome to Porta Romana, the southernmost point of Florence's ancient fourteenth-century walls and one of the city's best preserved medieval monuments. This colossal structure, founded in 1328, was not only a defensive barrier, but the real "business card" for anyone arriving from the Via Cassia and the Via Francigena, that is, from Siena and Rome, from which it takes its current name. In ancient times it was also known as Porta San Pier Gattolino.

Discovering the Poggio Imperiale: Secrets and Splendours of a Hidden Palace Welcome to Poggio Imperiale, one of the most majestic and fascinating Medici mansions in Florence. Located on the southern hill of the city, just a few steps from Piazzale Michelangelo and surrounded by greenery, this extraordinary villa tells the story of centuries of history, art and power.

Torre del Gallo – Scenic Viewpoint Enjoy a stop at Torre del Gallo, one of Florence’s most charming panoramic viewpoints. Located on the hills south of the city, this historic area offers breathtaking views of Florence’s skyline, including the Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, and the surrounding Tuscan countryside. It is the perfect place to take memorable photos and admire the beauty of Florence from above while learning about the history and traditions of this unique location.

INAF – Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory Visit one of Italy’s leading astronomical research centers, located on the beautiful Arcetri Hill. Learn about Florence’s scientific heritage, Galileo’s legacy, and enjoy panoramic views over the city and the Tuscan countryside.

Villa Galileo (Villa Il Gioiello) Explore the historic home of Galileo Galilei, where the famous scientist spent his final years. Discover the story of his groundbreaking discoveries and enjoy the tranquil setting of the Arcetri hills overlooking Florence.

San Miniato al Monte and the Monumental Cemetery Welcome to one of the most magical, scenic and spiritual places in all of Florence. Located on the city's highest hill, this stage offers an escape from the downtown crowds and breathtaking views you won't forget.

The Belvedere of Florence Piazzale Michelangelo is the most famous viewpoint in Florence. It offers the most spectacular and photographed panoramic view in the world. It is a must-see for anyone visiting the city.