Palazzo Vecchio Ticket with Audio Guide

Palazzo Vecchio, a prominent symbol of Florence, stands out on the city’s skyline. Built in the Middle Ages, it retains its 14th-century austere architecture with a crenellated top and the imposing Arnolfo’s Tower. The interiors, beautifully renovated in the 1500s when it became the Medici residence, are essentially Renaissance, housing priceless art treasures. The greatest artists of the period, such as Michelangelo and Donatello, contributed to its opulent halls and private apartments. Visiting Palazzo Vecchio means exploring Renaissance wonders and discovering the secrets of the powerful Medici family. Highlights include Michelozzo's elegant courtyard, the “Hall of the 500,” the study of Francesco I de’ Medici, and the private apartments of Eleonora of Toledo and Cosimo I de’ Medici