The magnificent Metropolitan City of Florence, situated in northeast Tuscany, covers terrain with differing geographical and environmental characteristics, including Mugello in the north, Montagna Fiorentina, Valdarno, and parts of Chianti and Empolese-Valdelsa.
Città Metropolitana di Firenze is in a basin crossed by the river Arno. Tuscany’s capital is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, brimming with historical relics and artistic masterpieces by the greatest Humanist and Renaissance masters. These creative geniuses, to name a few, left an indelible mark on the world’s architecture and art: Giotto and Brunelleschi, Michelangelo and Vasari, Michelozzo and Leon Battista Alberti. Three hundred and fifty of the one thousand most important European artists of the second millennium are said to have lived or worked in Firenze.
Florence, universally recognized as the cradle of the Renaissance, attracts both Italian and foreign tourists each year, who marvel at the magnificent churches, sumptuous buildings, and museums that make it so unique.



