Palazzo Vecchio is the historic town hall of Florence, Italy, and a premier symbol of the city's civic power for over 700 years. Located in the Piazza della Signoria, this 14th-century fortress-palace features a 94 m tower and houses a museum, the city’s municipal government, and significant Renaissance art, including works by Vasari. The building represents the heart of Florence, with a replica of Michelangelo's David statue standing outside its entrance. Today, it operates primarily as a museum and city hall, allowing visitors to explore its artistic and historical, often secret rooms.
Unesco: Historic Centre of Florence
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Date: Jan 29
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