€£$
по-русскиen Español (pronto)
enter
1511things to do
in the world211things to do
in Italy36things to do
in Florence

Take a walk on the Villa Petraia terracein Florence, Italy

#33of 36 things to doin Florence

Oddviser

adventure's step-by-step
recipes & lifehacks
How to ride a board on volcano in Nicaragua?How to walk inside the active volcano in Greece?How to feed flying dogs in the jungles of Thailand?How to cycle along the Great Wall of China?How to swim in the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome?How to ride a kayak along the canals of Venice?How to walk on the roofs of skyscrapers in Dubai?
Join usit's more fun together :)
Take a walk on the Villa Petraia terrace where royal family Medici used to admire picture-postacrd Florence.
How to take a walk on the Villa Petraia terrace in Florence
Out-of-town palace Villa La Petraria is an impressive place though the exterior design is quite plain. But it's not the point, the garden makes the place unique. In spring the garden is full of beautiful flowers and in autumn fallen yellow leaves make the atmosphere around nostalgic and romantic.

How to do?

1. Go to Via di Castello.
2. Enter the villa territory. It is situated on a panoramic terrace where you can admire breathtaking viw of Florence.

Where to do?

#20Villa La Petraia in FlorenceVilla La Petraia

Located away from the city center, Villa La Petraia is one of the most beautiful buildings that belonged to the Medici family.

Location: Via della Petraia, 40
Open hours: 8:15 am till 4-7:30 pm
← Taste chocolate in Gilli confectioner's shop#32 of 36
TOP-36things to do
in Florence
Walk around the Bardini Garden →#34 of 36

Reviews

Guest24 October 2020

More things to do in Florence

#13Try panforte in FlorenceTry panforteFelicity

Panforte is a traditional Italian delicacy for Christmas.

13
#34Walk around the Bardini Garden in FlorenceWalk around the Bardini Gardenoddviser

The garden is a perfect escape from big city noise and rush. Enjoy picturesque landscapes and view of Florence.

8Bardini Garden
#22See the death mask of Dante in FlorenceSee the death mask of Dantemaxwell

In the Palazzo Vecchio you will find the death mask of Dante, which is going to see many of his admirers.

10Palazzo Vecchio
#26Visit the National Museum of Bargello in FlorenceVisit the National Museum of BargelloКристина Нестеренко

in the National Museum you can see original works by Michelangelo and Donatello.

4National Museum of Bargello
#15Go through Porta Romana in FlorenceGo through Porta Romanamila

After passing under the famous Roman gate, opening the way to Rome you will see the "something" is located next to them.

FREEPorta Romana
#28Walk through the Vasari Corridor in FlorenceWalk through the Vasari CorridorAbarrane

Take a walk along the secret corridor, built in the 16th century and leading from the Palazzo Vecchio in the Boboli Gardens.

80Vasari Corridor
#1Walk around Piazza Duomo in FlorenceWalk around Piazza Duomomila

Early in the morning or late in the evening come to the main square of the city and stroll amidst the most famous sights of Florence.

FREEPiazza del Duomo
#19Visit Palazzo Pitti in FlorenceVisit Palazzo Pittioddviser

Explore the rooms of the Palazzo Pitti, the largest building in Florence, look at masterpieces by Rubens and Raphael and have a rest in the gardens of Boboli.

8
#4See the masterpieces in the Uffizi Gallery in FlorenceSee the masterpieces in the Uffizi GalleryJoe Guardino

Visit one of the most famous galleries in the world, where are the works by Raphael and Botticelli.

8Uffizi Gallery
#10Visit Florence Abbey in FlorenceVisit Florence Abbeymila

Come into the abode of monks in the heart of Florence, where at one time Dante came in the hope of meeting his Beatrice.

FREEBadia Fiorentina
#3Have a picnic on the Piazzale Michelangelo in FlorenceHave a picnic on the Piazzale MichelangeloWALLis

At sunset climb the long staircase to the city's main observation deck and have a small picnic.

FREEPiazzale Michelangelo
Know more things to do?Guest

Share your ideas of what to do in Florence with other travellers — together we'll make our travellings more interesting!