Audio walks in Florence
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- 34 walks
- 378 places with a written story
- 0.2-0.5 hours per walk
- written in EN, ES, IT, DE, FR, RU
- last walk added 2026-10-16
Walks in Florence
Florence des Médicis : sur les pas de Catherine, de San Lorenzo à Santa Maria Novella
Du palais où naquit la future reine de France aux tombeaux de Michel-Ange, de la forteresse du premier duc à l'eau de la Reine : comment une dynastie de banquiers florentins devint royale
Florence, cœur de la Renaissance : du Duomo à la Piazza della Signoria
Des Innocents de Brunelleschi aux ponts de l'Arno : la coupole, les portes du Paradis, le David, les corporations d'Orsanmichele, le Porcellino, les Offices et le palais de la République florentine
Florencia tras los pasos de Miguel Ángel: del jardín de los Médici a su tumba en Santa Croce
El David y los Prisioneros, la Piedad que quiso destruir, el Baco borracho del Bargello y la casa de su familia: la vida entera del genio de Florencia en un paseo
Florencia verde: del Giardino Bardini a San Miniato y el Piazzale Michelangelo
Glicinas, olivos y murallas medievales: un paseo por las colinas de la orilla sur, de la casa de Galileo a la iglesia más bella de Florencia, con la ciudad entera a tus pies
El Oltrarno secreto de Florencia: de San Frediano al Palazzo Pitti y Bóboli
Al otro lado del Arno: un puente rescatado del río, el barrio de los artesanos, frescos que enseñaron a pintar a Miguel Ángel, amores prohibidos en Via Maggio y el palacio que compró una duquesa española
Florencia para comérsela: mercados, buchette del vino y cafés históricos
Del lampredotto del Mercato Centrale al chocolate de Rivoire: bistecca, la cocina medieval del Palazzo Davanzati, las ventanitas de vino de la peste, la leyenda del gelato y el mercado de barrio de Sant'Ambrogio
Florencia de los Médici: de San Lorenzo a Santa Maria Novella
Palacios, tumbas y una duquesa española: la Florencia de la dinastía que gobernó sin corona, desde la Capilla de los Magos hasta la Capilla Sassetti, con Eleonora di Toledo como hilo conductor
La Florencia de Dante: güelfos, gibelinos y casas-torre medievales
De la tumba de su maestro al palacio de su enemigo: Beatriz, los Donati, el crimen del Ponte Vecchio y las torres que vigilaban la Florencia del siglo XIII
Guilds, Feuds and Bonfires: The Florentine Republic Walk in Florence
From the foundlings' loggia of the Bigallo to the plaque where Savonarola burned: guild saints, a party that owned the city, a murder on the bridge, the Pope's banker, the Republic's prison and the palace where Florence governed itself
Florence's Green Hill: Bardini Garden, San Miniato & Piazzale Michelangelo
Up from the Arno through wisteria, olive groves and medieval walls to the city's most beautiful church and its most famous view, then down to the tower that never fell
Florence Across the Arno: Oltrarno Artisans, Santo Spirito & San Frediano
From a bridge rebuilt stone by stone to the gate on the road to Pisa: gilders' workshops, a Grand Duchess's scandal, Michelangelo's secret crucifix and the chapel where Masaccio taught Florence to paint
The Medici Quarter of Florence: Palaces, Tombs and Rivals from San Lorenzo to Santa Maria Novella
Walk through the neighbourhood the Medici made their own: Cosimo's palace and the Magi Chapel, Michelangelo's tombs, a Dominican pharmacy, Botticelli's grave and the palaces of the families who married, rivalled and plotted against them
Routes people ask for in Florence
- Walk from Duomo to Piazza della Signoria
- Walk from Piazza della Signoria to Ponte Vecchio
- Walk from Ponte Vecchio to Pitti Palace
- Walk from Santa Maria Novella to Duomo
- Walk from Oltrarno to Piazzale Michelangelo
How long do you want to walk?
How walkable is Florence?
Florence's historic center is very compact, flat, and closed to most vehicular traffic, making it one of the easiest walking cities in Europe. You can cross the entire central historic district on foot in twenty minutes.
Do I need tickets for these walks?
No. All Baiki walks take place entirely at street level in public piazzas and streets, explaining architecture, sculptures, and history from outside without requiring museum entry.
What languages are available for Florence?
Walks in Florence are currently available in German and Spanish, created independently by local authors.
How much does a Florence walk cost?
The first stop of every walk and all written story texts are completely free. Unlocking any stops makes them permanently free for all.