Duomo

Here's what Trippy members say about Duomo:

"But art-hosting churches are usually open): The Duomo (the interior is disappointing, compared to the eye-popping exterior) Museum of Opera of Saint Maria of Fiore Duomo Museum (church sculpture by bunches of folks, including Donatello) Santa Maria Novella The Church of Santa Maria Novella (medieval frescoes & early Renaissance paintings) Basilica of Santa Croce (tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo, Machiavelli, & Rossini, plus a Dante memorial) TUESDAY: Bargello National Museum (mostly Renaissance sculpture, including several Michelangelos & Donatellos) Uffizi Gallery (the most extensive collection of Italian Renaissance paintings anywhere."  See More

"Fabulous boutique hotel one block from the Duomo with a view."  See More

"Another tip (for travel in general) is to categorize what you absolutely must see (the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, etc."  See More

"It's super close to the Duomo and the food and wine are great."  See More

"The Baptistery of St John and the Duomo."  See More

"Sites not to miss are Piazzale Michelangelo, Piazza della Signoria, Gallery of The Academy, Duomo, Basilica of Santa Croce, Uffizi Gallery, The Baptistery of St John, and a walk over the Arno River on Ponte Vecchio."  See More

"Be sure to see the Duomo,of course , and walk all the way to the top."  See More

"We stayed a couple of blocks from the Duomo, which was especially beautiful at night."  See More

"We stayed in Florence last fall and rented an apartment with bedroom views of the Duomo."  See More

"Florence: aka best place on Earth; Duomo, the market, ravioli, the jewelry bridge, the Art Gallery, the little shops, the nearby wine country (Montalcino is a car ride away)."  See More

"In Florence, the Pitti Palace and gardens (better than the Uffizi in my opinion), cross the Ponte Vecchio, climb the Duomo, and you must go inside The Baptistery of St John."  See More