Tour in golf cart Piazzale Michelangelo and hills of florence

Amerigo Vespucci actually lived in this vicinity, as his family was one of the most prominent in the Ognissanti district.

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Originally, there was a wooden bridge here, built between 1218 and 1220.

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Bridge rebuilt after the war, from there you can admire the symbol of Florence, Ponte Vecchio, emblem of the city

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Porta San Frediano was built in 1333, likely based on a design by Andrea Pisano; measuring 20.60 by 17.35 meters, it has an imposing appearance. ...

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Porta Romana is the southernmost gate in the walls of Florence. Situated on the road to Siena and Rome, it serves as a key entry point to the city center.

5 min

The Imperial Ascent: We begin at Porta Romana. Our journey starts under the shade of elegant 19th-century tree-lined avenues, climbing toward the summit as the horizon begins to unfold

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Villa del Poggio Imperiale

Admire the Medici Villa of Poggio Imperiale from the outside—a grand historic residence surrounded by elegance, greenery, and Florentine charm.

5 min

Drive through the peaceful hills of Arcetri, an elegant area of Florence known for its quiet streets, greenery, and stunning panoramic views.

10 min

• San Miniato al Monte (The Crown Jewel): Your effort is rewarded upon reaching this thousand-year-old Abbey. With its white and green marble facade and views even higher than those of the Piazzale, it is the most spiritual and fascinating place in all of Florence.

7 min

• Piazzale Michelangelo (The Terrace of the World): We reach the city's most famous landmark. Here, Florence lies at your feet: a 360° panoramic view where Brunelleschi’s Duomo and the Ponte Vecchio feel close enough to touch.

15 min

• The Descent of the Waters: We head down the spectacular Poggi Ramps. A dreamlike descent through waterfalls, hidden grottoes, and monumental stone fountains that look like a scene from a classic film.

5 min

• Medieval Walls and Porta San Miniato: At the foot of the hill, we skirt the imposing 14th-century Medieval Wall. We will pause to admire the majesty of Porta San Miniato, a historical treasure viewed from the outside to remain within the tranquility of the city’s green belt.

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• Grove Path The Secret Olive: From the gate, we begin a second ascent along a rustic path surrounded by olive trees. This is an oasis of silence and fresh air that transports you to the Tuscan countryside in just a few minutes.

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• The Golden Return: We descend gently, enjoying the evening light, to close this unforgettable circuit back at Piazza Ferrucci.

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As another option for the tour's conclusion, guests can choose which side of the city they would like to finish on.

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