Florenz : Flüstern der Renaissance-Wanderung
Beschreibung
Die Stadt wurde im Schatten geboren, 59 v. Chr., ein römisches Geheimnis. Jetzt hebt sich der Schleier. Begeben Sie sich auf eine mysteriöse Wanderung in kleiner Gruppe durch die engen, hallenden Gassen von Florenz. Mit einem Ortskundiger Reiseleiter wandeln Sie nicht nur, sondern auch auf den Spuren der Geister – Botticelli, Michelangelo und der mächtigen, geheimen Medici. Entdecken Sie die verborgenen Schätze und die epischen Wahrzeichen – den hoch aufragenden Dom, die feierliche Piazza della Signoria, die antike Ponte Vecchio –, wo Jahrhunderte voller Ehrgeiz und Kunst geschmiedet wurden. Hören Sie die faszinierenden, unerzählten Geschichten seiner legendären Bewohner – des rätselhaften Dante, des politischen Genies der Medicis –, während Ihr Fachkundiger Tourleiter die alte Sprache der Stadt erschließt. Mit exklusivem Zugang umgehen Sie die Massen und lassen die Architektur der Geschichte direkt zu Ihnen sprechen. Das ist mehr als eine Tour. Es ist eine Einladung, Florenz nicht als Tourist, sondern als privilegierten Entdecker zu erleben und zu entdecken, warum diese Stadt eines der dauerhaftesten und schönsten Rätsel der Welt bleibt.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Betreten Sie den ITALY PASS STORE in Via de' Pucci 37
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
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Bewertungen(78)
Yes, you book a guided tour, but in reality you are only entitled to an audio guide, downloadable on your phone. The headphones supplied are not compatible with iPhone, so if it does not have them of your property, you must listen via phone. In addition, I was with my 10-year-old boy who does not have his own phone. Finally, the audioguide describes works not present in the museum. Exorbitant cost.
I had the best time! Our tour guide Darryl was very informative and enthusiastic and we saw so much of Scotlands beauty and learned some of Scottish history.
Worth the visit, I used the tourist card, I have discount for that and to avoid the ticket line. The room è small na entrance but near the statue of David has space to completely turn it around , the other statues and pictures of the museum tambem are very cool 😃
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Fantastic guide. Wonderful paintings and sculptures. Guide was extremely well informed. Flexibility is appreciated.
Our tour of the Academia was excellent! Our tour guide was so knowledgeable and told great stories about Michelangelo’s life which gave the sculptures so much more meaning. The entire experience was well organized and great!! I believe her name was Olga sorry if i don’t have that right
We had a very knowledgeable tour guide. Hespoke English well. Having a guided tour provides important and interesting backstory to the experience.
Guide was very knowledgeable BUT the communication device kept breaking up and often only heard half of what he said. Quite crowded but guide didn't seem to monitor if he had all of his guests. Also, in a crowd would be helpful if guide used a flag, umbrellas, something for the group to follow. Lastly, finding the agent to show voucher and get ticket - good luck. His sign was an 11x24 laminated piece of paper resting in a bush. They should have a portable stand to sign in rather than an unidentified man answering question for whomever asks.
Mary is amazing! She was extremely knowledgeable and pleasant. We appreciated that she provided images on her iPad of historical scenes and items, so we could better appreciate the art
Knowledgeable tour guide. Easy access to the museum, the David and the rest of the exhibits. Arrived early and they were able to accommodate us.
Our guide was wonderful and the tour was fantastic. Just long enough and just enough information to explore David and some of the more important works of art in the Accademia.
