Piazza di San Firenze
Located behind Palazzo Vecchio and close to Bargello, Piazza di San Firenze was named after a building dedicated to St. Florenzo. It was originally designed in the 15th century by Giuliano da San Gallo and expanded in the 19th century.
In 1994, during roadworks, a section of Roman walls and a tower were discovered under the piazza’s pavement.
The sculptures are by Antonio Signorini, a Tuscany-born artist.
Here is the video – the individual photos are below:
~ Bella
[in case you're wondering, that's the Ponte Vecchio on the River Arno behind me - went exploring there on Thanksgiving and will send the update on that soon] I am one of those strange people who actually loves to pay attention to little details, and for whom sometimes the littlest…
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