After having breakfast at the Hotel, we began our journey towards the beautiful landscape of Tuscany. Florence, the capital of Tuscany is one of the fashion cities of the world. I was very excited to visit the same. Florence is very beautiful. It is also called as the Athens of the middle ages.
Florence
We had a stop over at Paizzale
Michelangelo point, which overlooks the city.
Michael Angelo Point
The view of the city from the Michael Angelo point is marvellous. The point was on top of the city and we enjoyed the view of the whole city from Michelangelo point.
There is a lush green garden below the point. A river passing by.
There are many bridges on the river that create a spectacular view on the site.
Whole skyline of Florence city reflects the amalgamation of old and new structures. There is a strong reflection of past in the present appearance of the city.
There are many small vendors in the area selling souvenirs and other gifting items. The place is very happening.
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The view of the river and the city below is breathtaking. Looks beautiful and serene.
The pictures look really pretty. Now, I’m envious. I also want to visit here!
What a pleasant view of the city of Florence from the point. Great to know about this place and as always have the desire to to visit there someday
This point looks so stunning i mean you must visit once in life in europe
You know my husband and me actually walked all the way up to Angelo and then down to the bridge and that too when it was drizzling. And what a trip
How romantic it must have been!
Lovely write-up and this place looks a must visit place . Will add this in my travel list
Florence sounds like a fascinating place. Hope to visit it some day!
Really loved the pictures & ive been always wanting to go to Tuscany. You must help me with an itinerary.
Sure, you can connect with me at nkm2078@gmail.com. I will be glad to support you
The view of the city from this point is actually very fabulous. I think that it is an offbeat destination or for people with more days in hand but the city view from here is a gem.
This is the main point of Florence
I have heard about this beautiful place. But your post really got me interested in it. You have managed to capture the beauty of the place very well.
Thanks for the compliment
This is really a great opportunity to enjoy a peaceful setting above Florence. Will love to visit there once
Oh I love this point. We went at this point 2 years back and spent full evening there witnessing the amazing sunset. The orange pink yellow hues during that sunset made me fall in love with this place Al the more.
Glad that you enjoyed
These are such gorgeous captures.. loved going through this blogpost. Short and crisp.
Thanks dear!
Michelangelo point looks stunning.That view must have made you very happy.
I have heard a lot about Florence.One day I will visit
Sure!