The Palazzo Vecchio, built in the late 13th century, is Florence's town hall and a symbol of civic power. It features historic art, grand halls, and has evolved from a republican seat to a ducal residence. Visitors can explore its impressive architecture and view treasures from the Medici family's opulent lifestyle.
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Places to See in Florence (Firenze): Birthplace of the Italian Renaissance
In Florence, the author's heart raced with anticipation as she was overwhelmed by the city's artistic splendor. The Medici family's patronage during the Italian Renaissance and the city's architectural and artistic wonders left a lasting impression. Staying at Hotel Alessandra offered a historic and convenient location, allowing easy access to Florence's cultural treasures.
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