Palazzo Vecchio: Views of Florence from the Arnolfo Tower

If you have the courage to stand in line and climb the 245 steps: The reward is there, in front of you, 360°, Florence offers itself to your eyes in all its splendour.

The Piazza della Signoria Square seen from the Palazzo Vecchio Tower in Florence in Italy

The Piazza della Signoria Square We cannot be more panoramic than that.

This view is indeed superb, and it should be added that the location of the Palazzo Vecchio is also fascinating in this respect, particularly central.

From the tower terrace, you can admire not only the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the bell tower of Giotto, but also the Basilica of Santa Croce, the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, the Bargello Palace Museum and its tower, the Badia Fiorentina and its bell tower, the Baptistery dome, the chapel of the Princes of Medici, the Arno River, the Palazzo Pitti, San Miniato al Monte, the Uffizi, just below you, and the Ponte Vecchio.

In short, beautiful and unforgettable views:

The Duomo, the Bell Tower of Giotto and the Baptistery
The Arno River, Palazzo Pitti, San Miniato al Monte
The Badia Fiorentina and the Bargello
Santa Croce

Views Duomo | Arno and Pitti | Badia Bargello | Santa Croce
Arnolfo Tower Cosme's Prison | Views of Florence
Art Story Five-Hundred | Tower | Vasari Halls | Dante Mask | Ghirlandaio | Bronzino | Salviati | Cortile
Palazzo Vecchio Art Story | Location | Opening Hours Tickets | Authorizations

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