Between the first and second shell of the Duomo are staircases that lead to a 360 degree view of Florence.
This fountain of Neptune in Piazza Della Signoria is one block from the university and is one of many sculptures located in this Piazza.
A replica statue of Michangelo's David is one of many statues in Piazza Della Signoria. Other statues include works by Donatello and Giambologna.
The Ufizzi Art Gallery houses one of the most fantastic collections of Renaissance art including works by Botaticelli, Michangelo, Raphael, Fra Angelico, and Da Vinci.
ISA students about to enter the Uffizi art Gallery in Florence. Once inside, you will see works from such hisotric artists as Leonardo da Vinci, Cimabue, Giotto, Rafael, Botichelli, and Michangelo.
ISA students gather in the centrally located Piazza della Signoria. From here, students can easily visit the Uffizi art gallery, the museum of the literary genius Dante Alighieri, or the Ponte Vecchio for some jewelry shopping.
ISA students meet in Piazza della Signoria before entering the Uffizi art gallery. This piazza also boasts an outdoor sculpture garden and a replica of Michanelos David sculpture.
Explore the "Cradle of the Renaissance," home to artists such as Michelangelo, Masaccio, Donatello and Ghiberti, and view their masterpieces as you tour the famous Uffizi Art Gallery. Wander through the central square and marvel at Brunelleschi's towering Duomo and Ghiberti's golden Gates of Paradise. Spend the afternoon walking through the bustling San Lorenzo central market where you can find everything from pasta and vegetables to purses, belts and shoes. End the day by discovering Piazza Michelangelo and enjoy the picturesque views of Florence and surrounding hillsides that stretch out before you. Before returning to Rome, continue on to another Tuscan town, presenting you with an extra day of pictorial views, charming culture and culinary delights.
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