One of the most magical places I ever been , best time to enjoy this fantastic place and the statues is late at night when the crowds of visitors are not around, while sipping some chianti wine of course .

This is a great place to take a break and admire not only the gorgeous works of art but also do some people watching at the Piazza della Signoria.

Not to be missed if you are on the way to the Uffizi or Ponte Vecchio. A collection of original masterpieces in a raised open room to the south side of Piazza d. Signoria. Amazing.

It is so surprising to learn that these are original sculptures (except for David) in this open area . Cellini's Perseus and Giambologna's famous "Rape of the Sabines" is displayed here.

I did not know this cool attraction existed until we actually walked to the Palazzo. Very cool and neat little arched walkway right by Uffizi. Worth while.

Some how, that just doesn't seem right; we shouldn't be able to bring our lunches and lounging around these historic treasures. It's just so, I don't know, maybe a bit disrespectful? Would we do this in a museum? Back to the Loggia, Cosimo I housed...More

Well, yes, great, but on the other hand there is only one statue that i would call really exceptional. But then again, that is enough, because that goes for the Accademia too, and there you have to wait an hour or two to get in...More