Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near San Marco, Florence

Benjamin 🚀 • September 16, 2015Absolutely amazing! Get an online reservation if you can to dramatically shorten the wait or get there super early for a short"ish" wait in line. 😄🇬🇧🗿

Claudia G. • April 25, 2013Ogni ultimo giovedì del mese alle 18.30 da qui parte la Critical Mass fiorentina. Every last thursday of the month the local Critical Mass starts from here at 18.30!

Lloyd G. • August 6, 2015A quiet square where tour groups meet in the morning. Good for a quick rest for some water and a snack.

M • August 25, 2014You should go for the picnic day ❤️

Leonardo V. • February 10, 2017It is a very good place to eat artisanal chocolate at night.

Podere il Pino • March 6, 2012Nice Garden!

MLe B. • July 29, 2018The oldest botanical garden in the world! Very fair price to get it, amazing outdoor sculptures and beautiful plants and trees. Bring bug spray!!!! Definitely worth a trip

Salvatore D. • June 24, 2015The square where the Fine Arts Academy and the Gallery are located and where you'll wait in line, especially when tbe ticket is free.

Visit Tuscany • April 22, 2011It's a 2,3 hectares garden with admission fee. Originally the Medici’s family medicine garden, it’s the 3rd oldest botanical garden in Italy. More gardens of Florence: http://bit.ly/1gxWfGA

Simone B. • September 5, 2013I due luoghi di culto meriterebbero un visita attenta. Ad averne il tempo....

Silvia R. • April 25, 2016Entrata dell'Ospedale di Santa Maria Nuova

Viola R. • September 2, 2014Degrado totale tra rom accampati,gente che chiede l'elemosina, scritte pseudo anarchiche ovunque. Sarebbe tutta da rifare. Peccato, è anche una sede unifi (allo sfascio)

Fabricio T. • December 9, 2012Palazzo Pandolfini è uno dei più bei palazzi del tardo rinascimento a Firenze. Il progetto è di Raffaello Sanzio.

Daniele D. • July 13, 2015Difficile parcheggio

Visit Tuscany • May 20, 2013The construction of the door began in 1285, as shown by an inscription, and the keys are today conserved in the Florence Historical and Topographical Museum. http://bit.ly/1i84A83

Freya M. • July 27, 2011Florence is the home of the first orphanage in the world. A structure entirely dedicated to the care and maintenance for the foundlings, or the ‘Innocents’ of the city. Open Monday – Sunday, 10am-7pm