• Porta Romana - Marvel at the impressive southern gate of Florence and the striking marble sculpture Dietrofront by Michelangelo Pistoletto, proudly displayed in the roundabout.
• Giardino Del Bobolino - The Bobolino Garden served as a significant source of inspiration for the renowned astronomer and physicist Galileo Galilei. Today, Bobolino remains a sophisticated and evocative location, ideal for enjoying stunning views and contemplating the close relationship between science and beauty, elements that have always been deeply connected in Florence’s history.
• Villa Pian dei Giullari - From the exterior, appreciate the serene villa where Galileo was confined under house arrest. Here, he continued his research and corresponded with his daughter, Suor Maria Celeste, while developing ideas that revolutionized science.
• INAF Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory - Admire the romantic silhouette of Arcetri Castle, then gaze upon the hill of the Observatory — Florence’s gateway to the stars.
• Piazzale Michelangelo - Conclude your tour at Florence’s renowned panoramic terrace, Piazzale Michelangelo, where the city’s domes, towers, and bridges unfold in a breathtaking view that embodies the essence of Florence.
• Basilica San Miniato al Monte - Enjoy an exterior tour of Florence’s oldest Romanesque church. Legends, symbols, and the story of the saint are shared.
• Villa del Poggio Imperiale - Discover the elegant neoclassical villa once associated with the Medici family—a place of beauty, intrigue, and power overlooking the city.

• Private transportation

Discover the enchanting hills of Florence on a private electric golf cart tour, navigating exclusive paths that offer stunning panoramic views and a serene, authentic glimpse of the city. Following the path of Galileo Galilei, this tour seamlessly combines art, nature, and history, moving away from the bustling city center. Starting in the picturesque district of San Frediano, the journey passes by ancient city walls and Porta Romana, heading towards Villa del Poggio Imperiale and the olive groves of Arcetri, where Galileo once resided. Along the route, visitors will see the Arcetri Observatory, catch a view of the Certosa Monastery, and admire the timeless Tuscan landscape. With a knowledgeable local driver and a high-quality audio guide, the tour is enriched with tales of the Medici family, Isabella de’ Medici, and Florence’s scientific legacy. Photo opportunities and brief walks allow for full enjoyment of the scenery.

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