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1. Santa Croce
Religious Building/Site/ShrineLike the Duomo, this church is Gothic, but, also like the Duomo, its facade dates from the 19th century. As a burial place, the church probably...Read More
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2. American Military Cemetery
CemeteryAbout 8 km (5 miles) south of Florence on the road to Siena is one of two American cemeteries in Italy (the other is in Nettuno). It contains...Read More
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3. Casa Buonarroti
Santa Croce | Museum/GalleryIf you really enjoy walking in the footsteps of the great genius, you may want to complete the picture by visiting the Buonarroti family home...Read More
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4. Cimitero degli Inglesi
Santa Croce | CemeteryFamiliarly known as the English Cemetery, this is the final resting place for some 1,400 souls. It was designed in 1828 by Carlo Reishammer...Read More
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5. Museo del Cenacolo
Museum/GalleryThis way-off-the-beaten-path museum (the name translates as the Museum of the Last Supper) has a stunning fresco by Andrea del Sarto. Begun...Read More
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6. Museo Horne
Santa Croce | Castle/Palace/ChateauEnglishman Herbert P. Horne (1864–1916), architect, art historian, and collector, spent much of his life in his 15th-century palazzo surrounded...Read More
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7. Piazza dei Ciompi
Plaza/Square/PiazzaOnce the site of a daily flea market, this piazza was a working-class neighborhood of primarily wool- and silk-trade workers in the 14th century...Read More
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8. Piazza Santa Croce
Plaza/Square/PiazzaOriginally outside the city's 12th-century walls, this piazza grew with the Franciscans, who used the large square for public preaching. During...Read More
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9. Sant'Ambrogio
Santa Croce | Religious Building/Site/ShrineNamed for the Bishop of Milan, this 10th-century church once belonged to an order of Benedictine nuns. Just this side of austere, the church...Read More
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10. Sinagoga
Santa Croce | Religious Building/Site/ShrineJews were well settled in Florence by the end of the 14th century, but by 1574 they were required to live within the large "ghetto," at the...Read More
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