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At the Santa Maria Novella Basilica Entrance

Begin your journey with a private guide, leading you to the breathtaking square where the Basilica di Santa Maria Novella proudly stands. Marvel at its stunning Renaissance façade by Leon Battista Alberti, adorned with white and green marble. Step inside this basilica, founded by Dominican Fathers in the early 1200s, and explore masterpieces like Giotto’s "Crucifix," Masaccio’s "Trinity," and frescoes by Filippino Lippi and Ghirlandaio. Discover the intriguing history of the mendicant friars who have long served in this church, and conclude your visit in the elegant "Green Cloister," known for its murals in green earth by Paolo Uccello.

Continue to the lively Medici quarter near Piazza del Duomo, where you will encounter the Basilica di San Lorenzo, Florence's oldest church, first consecrated in 393 by Sant'Ambrogio. Rebuilt in the 1000s and expanded in the 1400s by Brunelleschi under the patronage of the Medici family, this church became their parish. Inside, explore the "Old Sacristy" by Brunelleschi, housing the tombs of the Medici founders, and admire works by renowned artists like Donatello, Bronzino, Filippo Lippi, Rosso Fiorentino, and Pontormo. Upon leaving, stroll through the impressive "Cloister of the Canons," centered around a 16th-century orange tree beloved by the Medici family, a symbol of their legacy.

Next, step into Piazza del Duomo, the city’s spiritual heart, and gaze upon the majestic Cathedral, its iconic Dome, the Baptistery, and Giotto’s soaring bell tower. Soon, you'll arrive at the renowned Piazza della Signoria, an extraordinary open-air gallery of architectural and sculptural masterpieces. Here, the captivating tale of the Medici family, whose influence shaped Florence for over 300 years, comes to life.

Your tour concludes at the awe-inspiring Basilica di Santa Croce, a Gothic marvel with a striking polychrome marble façade. This ancient church, once a sanctuary for Franciscan friars to meditate and work with leather, now houses masterpieces like Giotto’s frescoes, Donatello’s "Crucifix" and "Annunciation," and the tombs of iconic figures such as Michelangelo, Galileo, and Machiavelli. Wander through the serene "Brunelleschi Cloister," featuring columns carved from pure stone, before entering the "Ancient Cloister" and discovering the magnificent "Pazzi Chapel," a masterpiece of Renaissance harmony designed by Brunelleschi.

• Private Local professional Guide at your side for 3 hours
• Earphones for groups of more than 7 participants

•  It is recommended that participants wear comfortable shoes
• Basilicas Admission Ticket (to be paid on the spot)
• Santa Croce Basilica: 
• Full price ticket: € 8,00
• Reduced price ticket: € 6,00 for children 11 to 17 years
  Free admission for: children younger than 11 years old
  Family ticket: full price ticket: € 8,00 for adults and free admission for children younger than age 18
• Santa Maria Novella Basilica:
• Full price ticket: € 7,50
  Reduced price ticket: € 5,00 for children 11 to 17 years
  Free admission for: children younger than 11 years old
• San Lorenzo Basilica:
• Full price ticket: € 9,00
  Free admission for: children younger than 11 years old