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
Tripe, Truffles and Wine Windows: A Food Lover's Walk Through Florence
From a convent-turned-prison and the market of Sant'Ambrogio to Vasari's fish loggia, the gelato legend, historic cafés, a wine window and the great iron hall of the Mercato Centrale
From the Dome to David: Brunelleschi, Ghiberti and Michelangelo in Florence
A Renaissance art walk through Florence, from the Baptistery's golden doors and Brunelleschi's impossible dome to Fra Angelico's cells at San Marco and Michelangelo's David
Dante's Florence: Beatrice, Exile and the Empty Tomb of Santa Croce
A literary walk through Florence from the hospital of Beatrice's father and Dante's neighbourhood to the prison where he was condemned, the flooded library of 1966 and the basilica that still waits for his bones
Florence, Capital of Italy: Boulevards, Exiles and the English Cemetery
The six years when Florence ruled a new kingdom, told along Poggi's boulevards: a Medici fortress, a Russian church, Lorraine's triumphal arch, Elizabeth Barrett Browning's grave, the Great Synagogue and an old opera house
Florenz von oben: Gärten, Stadtmauern und San Miniato al Monte
Vom Arno durch den Glyzinientunnel des Giardino Bardini, an Galileos Haus und den alten Mauern entlang hinauf nach San Miniato, zum Rosengarten und zum Piazzale Michelangelo, dann hinunter ins Dorf San Niccolò
Michelangelo in Florenz: Vom Skulpturengarten zum David bis nach Santa Croce
Ein Spaziergang durch Florenz auf den Spuren eines Steinmetzsohns: Savonarolas Kloster, der Garten der Medici, der David in der Accademia, das Findelhaus, die Pietà Bandini und das Grab in Santa Croce
Das Erbe der Medici: Florenz zwischen San Lorenzo und Santa Maria Novella
Vom ersten Stammhaus der Bankiersfamilie über ihre Grabkapellen bis zu den Palästen der Rivalen in der Via de' Tornabuoni und der Frau, die 1737 dafür sorgte, dass die Kunst in Florenz blieb
Dantes Florenz: Geschlechtertürme, Blutfehden und die Göttliche Komödie
Ein Spaziergang durch das mittelalterliche Florenz: vom Grab seines Lehrers über Wohntürme, den Mord am Buondelmonte und Dantes Viertel bis zum Bargello, wo man ihn verurteilte, und zum Turm einer anderen verbannten Familie
Florencia y los Médici: La Cúpula de Brunelleschi, el Ponte Vecchio y el David
El sendero de los maestros del Renacimiento—desde los secretos de mármol del Duomo hasta la Galería Uffizi y las orillas del Arno
Florenz der Medici: Brunelleschis Kuppel, Schattengänge und Renaissance-Geheimnisse
Ein Spaziergang durch die Wiege der Kunst, geheime Fluchtwege und die Morde der Pazzi-Verschwörung
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.