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This is a must see location if you are within 100 miles. Strasbourg the old city is just incredible for old buildings and interesting sites. The Cathedral is very impressive from the outside and the inside is just Great. The altar and the backdrop are very well done. The stained glass is amazing as well. I walked to the top of the Cathedral and highly recommend doing this if you can. Great views and interesting views of the Cathedral as you climb.

Very impressive building! Inside pretty dark and some part is still in renovation. The clock on the right side worth to see. I enjoyed visiting it. The most spectacular was illumination show, special lights and music at night. Wow!

Very impressive cathedral. Specially the stunning astronomical clock which is a master piece of engineering and is a must see if visiting.cathedral is very big. Inside always prayers are going on.recommend to visit at night so you can see the most spectacular music and light show projected onto the exterior of the cathedral.Infront of cathedral many shop having so many instruments and also live paintings will be going on.

The Strasbourg Cathedral is an impressive landmark with its striking Gothic architecture and detailed carvings. The spire is particularly notable, standing tall over the city, and the rose window is beautifully crafted. Inside, the stained glass windows add a touch of color and history, and the astronomical clock is an interesting feature to check out. It's a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in architecture or history, offering a calm and reflective space in the heart of the city.

Absolutely beautiful! There is an amazing clock in the back right corner that does a little something every 15 minutes. It’s not amazing but it’s cute and fun to see if you’re around. The gift shop was great and some good finds for good prices. The nativity scene inside was absolutely gorgeous!

This was a beautiful cathedral in a beautiful city. Had such a great time. There is a little train right outside that you can take for 8 euro that will give you a tour of the petite France area.

Came over from offenburg Germany. It was a short drive. It was on a French holiday so I think it was extra busy. The cathedral was very pretty. You could walk around on your own. There was no English translations quite. If you get an app on your phone you can just shine it on the signs and it'll read it in English for you. It was a recording picking on every now and then to ask us to shush. Although I don't think we were being loud, the crowd was in the church at that time.

Behold the awe-inspiring Strasbourg Cathedral 🏰✨ A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, this iconic symbol in France stands tall with centuries of history. From its intricate facade to the panoramic views from the tower, every detail whispers tales of resilience and grandeur.

I have seen many Gothic cathedrals. But I was amazed by the beauty and grandeur of Strasbourg Cathedral. Its size is impressive, its stained glass windows lead to ecstasy. This is a masterpiece of medieval Gothic architecture.

I was surprised to discover that this is also a beautiful cathedral. It is not that far from the one in Paris. The line to get in (on the left of the front side) is for free but can get very long. The line for going up to the tower (on the right side) has a cost. Definitely recommended!

One of the beautiful gothic Romanesque church; looks majestic during the day and magnificent at night. Free entry into the church and get mesmerized by the astrological clock! Manage to climb the tower area with €8 fee. Nice overview of Strasbourg from the top. My Airbnb room also come with the nicest view of the tower.

Lovely Cathedral and a must-visit when in Strasbourg. The cathedral is not open all the time for visitors, so one must check the timings before planning a visit. Also, there are a dress code (they don't allow dressed with exposed shoulders). The cathedral is lovely both from the outside and the inside. The astronomical clock is one of the highlights. Once can also climb the terrace for lovely views. The cathedral square is quite lively and totally worth visiting.

Fantastic place, great both inside and outside. Definitely one of the most beautiful cathedral where I've been. Stunning view when you see it between narrow streets.Acoustics inside also very nice.Definitely worth to visit.

Very impressive cathedral. It is breathtaking to look up and realize how small we are. It is a very historical cathedral and 142 m high. It is for free to go up the stairs. The view has to be amazing. Unfortunately the queue on weekends especially sundays is too long. But the city has a very nice atmosphere. I liked and enjoyed it a lot.

The cathedral is breathtaking from every angle, with stained glass, spires, and intricate designs living every inch of the building. You won’t find yourself bored when visiting here. I waited for maybe a minute to get inside and did not have to pay. Niece inside you are free to walk around within the designated areas. If you are feeling in the mood, you can buy and light a candle in the cathedral. There is also two gift shops!

Absolutely beautiful but at the same time has to make you question the money and power of the church. It is a beautiful sight but the people could benefit in so many more ways than the enormous expense building.

Very impressive cathedral especially the stunning astronomical clock which is a master piece of engineering and is a must see if visiting. I highly recommend visiting again at night so you can see the most spectacular music and light show projected onto the exterior of the cathedral.

A wonderful cathedral, truly a work of art in every way. Entrance is free into the church, but a ticket of 8.5 euro to take the stairs up - which you must do, the views are spectacular {approx 300 steps up and 300 down, on a spiral staircase}. The clock at the back is a marvel to behold, from the 16th century. The church area is peaceful, take some time to sit and reflect no matter your religion.

The Cathédrale Notre Dame of Strasbourg is a magnificent cathedral in Strasbourg. It's tall and carries rich architectural heritage of historic France. The outside is full of intricate sculptures and details. Inside, colorful stained glass windows light up the place when the sun is out. You can climb up to the top for amazing views of the city and the ticket costs €8. It's a must-visit if you're in Strasbourg.

Ideal Christmas location. Big crowds, hard to park in the city centre, many streets are closed by police.Definitely worth visiting and enjoying the view.

Exceptional views, beautiful architecture, in my eyes it is a must to visit during your stay in Strasbourg. Ticket is absolutely worth it, considering the effort to climb the way up. Inside the cathedral entry is free. The size, area, mosaics made me deeply think how much time and effort it took to create and build this miracle. Miraculous❤️..

Amazing cathedral. You should see the stained glass work. They had a unique clock and many other things. This is worth the visit. The outside is so intricate. The steeple is a great photograph at night.

Absolutely mind blowing, when you try to see the height of this cathedral. Really really enormous with a beautiful astronomical clock adding more to its beauty. An absolute masterpiece of Gothic architecture.The interior is equally beautiful. We were here on Sunday so we could not explore it entirely due to the ongoing mass. On a sunny day, the rays which comes through the tainted glass windows just creates an aura. It feels divine here. Very beautiful paintings all over the glass windows, unlike any other cathedral.

Absolutely beautiful! If you are in Strasbourg, you must see it! The tower is very high, and there are many stairs to climb, so be prepared if you want to visit the tower as well. Entry is basically free, except for the tower, which costs 8 euros.

Wasn’t a huge fan of Strasbourg overall, but the cathedral is absolutely worthy of the trip; it is imposingly beautiful inside and out. You can see the cathedral from just about anywhere in the city and it’s still difficult to fathom the size of it once you’re upon it. It was stunning.

Beautiful Cathedral. The statues that are hand carved are stunning. The stain glass is exquisite and brings such warm light into the cathedral. The entrance is free. A must-see in one of my favorite cities!

Didn’t get to go inside but the outside was stunning! The intricate detail of the design is mind blowing. It’s worth visiting Strasbourg! Will definitely come back and visit inside when not very busy.

A very impressive cathedral! And this is coming from someone who has visited many. It's huge, historically impressive and the stained glass is possibly the best I've ever seen. And then there's the astronomical clock!! Read up on it or get a pop guide, then see it in person. It's truly a technical wonder!

Beautiful Historic Monument. Probably one of the most beautiful religious cathedral from France.Specific times to get inThe astronomical clock is impressive and has so many resources and surprises.The man speaking once in a while on the microphone to ask people to turn the volume down is the one making most of the noise.Go visit this landmark.

A unique cathedral in the center of Strasbourg with an amazing view of the city.Built around the 12th century this cathedral known for its impressive height, reaching 142 meters was completed in 1439.The south tower and its only tower was the world's largest building from 1647 till 1874.Small details hidden in its architecture makes this world heritage site worth visiting.PS: do not forget do visit the astronomical clock. Every day at 12:30 the rooster crows and apostles move around the clock.

The Cathedral was so impressive and beautiful....so much so that I can't even describe it. I am so happy to have had an opportunity to travel to Strasbourg, France and see this cathedral with my own eyes.

The Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg is breathtaking! The Gothic architecture is stunning, and the intricate details are awe-inspiring. Climbing the tower offers an incredible view of the city. The astronomical clock inside is a must-see. Highly recommend visiting this historical gem!

This cathedral is just breathtaking. So large and beautiful at the same time. As beautiful outside as inside! A must visit if in Strasbourg.Especially the last sculpture of Mary, mother of Jesus, carrying her dead son’s body was really a strong experience.

Absolutely amazing and beautiful work of art!! Breathtaking views!!! Well worth the price. If you are afraid of heights do not go on the tower. My daughters had no issues.

Its a lovely place in a lovely town. I found a Pirate Jelly shop nearby. Infront of cathedral there is this unique gift shop. We visited this town in Christmas times and it was amazing too.

Stunning cathedral. Peaceful and cool inside, while you marvel at the architecture, sculptures, and stained glass. Don't miss the astronomical clock - it's main event is mid day but you will still see the characters move at the half hour. The lines can be long but change quickly. Be aware that you cannot go in without proper clothing - no tank tops / spaghetti straps, no hats for men - so be sure to check the rules before you set out for the day.

From July 18 - 19, 2024, my wife and I spent some time here three times. Initially, we visited it in the afternoon. And later, we visited it when it was all lit up at night. And the next day, we paid and climbed over 300 steps in a spiral staircase to a platform and observed its upper structure and the whole of Strasbourg.

The most conspicuous building in Strasbourg. It’s full of beauty and historical charm. There are lots things to see - external decorations, climbing to the top to have a great view of the city, internal decorations and carpets. Finally there is the Astronomical clock inside. The history of the cathedral reflects the history of the city which is breathtaking. In front of the church you can find lots of Noel markets in the holiday season in winter.

Very beautiful cathedral! I highly recommend either buying a guide book before hand or signing up for a guided tour.

Nice cathedral in Strousburg. It doesn't compare to the cathedral in Cologne but with each town or city is the main cathedral. If you have a half an hour is worthwhile visiting. Take some pictures. You are allowed to take pictures inside the cathedral. No big crowds like the cathedral in Cologne.

Breathtaking.There are a lot of details to notice on the facade.Note the figures at the right hand door at the front facade. You'll find the devil, first appearing as a prince, but from behind you'll see the ugly.Inside you'll find the astronomical clock. Worth to await the full hour.

that cathedral is sick! You gotta check out the stained glass, it's unreal. Definitely worth a visit. The outside is so detailed, it's like something out of a movie.

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the best park I ever visited, numerous times, took my family recently after a long time and was not disappointed. Highly recommend. If you are not familiar with the park, best plan 2 days. Unforgettable for young and old. The management works tirelessly to add new exciting things and maintain the established rides.The gardens and plants are exquisite and in pristine conditions. It's a joy to wander through the different gardensCongratulations.I visited first time when the park opened in the mid seventies, it's come a long way.

One of the best place to visit while travelling to Germany. This place is full of adventure and beautiful view. You can enjoy here with your partner as well as with your family or kids. It has both options either you can chill with your kids or if you want a quiet place then you can also get that. My overall experience here was amazing and I enjoyed everyday during my stay. There is bus shuttle service inside Europa park by which you can travel from one place to another free of cost inside Europa park. And specially the staff over here is very friendly and polite. 😍😍😍

it's a great place for everyone. Lots of interesting things for any age. To visit everything you need 2 days. I recommend visiting the ice show, theater, all the shows that are on the program, you need to remember they are on schedule

Bien comme d'habitude... une météo toujours agréable! On a passé une journée très amusante en famille.J'ai finalement fais des attractions que j'avais jamais faite à cause de l'attente. On est allé un lundi, en dehors des vacances scolaires de France et Allemagne 😁(Translated by Google)Good as usual... always pleasant weather! We had a very fun day as a family.I finally did attractions that I had never done because of the wait. We went on a Monday, outside the school holidays in France and Germany 😁

This was our (myself, husband, and two daughters: 11 year old and 9 year old) second visit to Europa Park and it did not disappoint. Best theme park we've ever been to. Lots of rides to choose from over a really well laid out, and scenic area. The bigger rides sometimes had queues but we only waited once for an hour and that was for the new ride. Everything else was around 20 minutes and with the app you can easily see what the wait times are and plan accordingly.

We liked this amusement park. Beautifully made, interesting, lots of different roller coasters.My favorite attraction was “The Phantom of the Opera” - it was incredible! A well-made attraction, a mixture of a virtual world and a roller coaster. You have to pay an additional 7 euros for it, but it's worth it! Consider this your entry fee to skip the line. I rode three times! I definitely recommend it - it’s unrealistically cool!

Europapark is without a doubt the BEST amusement park in Europe! The attractions, the atmosphere, the decorations. A lot of roller coasters, it sounds amazing! You can check the park from the monorail too and eat in different kids of restaurantsYou can spend the night in one of the themed hotels. Here you can enjoy an extensive breakfast buffet in the morning. You can also eat in one of the other hotels

This has to be the best theme park I have ever visited. Amazing selection of rides for all ages. From gentle themed rides to super coasters. Definitely fun for all the family and I would even go as far as saying better than Disney land Paris. Well definitely visit again.

Definitely the best amusement park that I have been to! Not just the parking area is very well organized, they’re very considerate about the queue lines. Most of the time, we didn’t have to suffer the strong sun while waiting in lines!

I had the most amazing day at this Europa park, all the attractions are so cool, nicely maintained, specially do not miss the silver star and voletarium. incredible experience indeed. There is fun for every taste and every age, Food stations are everywhere with various offers. must-visit indeed!

Wow Where Do I Start. This park is amazing, it’s one of the best if not the best in the World.Arrived at 08:30 and some attractions were already open 😲, then walked on rides majority of the day and didn’t wait more than 25 minutes. Did 30 rides and left at closing time. Experienced 1 minor breakdown the whole day which saw can can coaster close for a max of about 10 minutes. They kept silver star & can can coaster open a little longer after park close so people didn’t leave without riding one last ride due to the breakdown.Operations were world class too, staff were friendly and extremely efficient. Food was good except the Food Loop which was quite expensive. Paid €15 for a burger on it’s own but it was tasty so I’ll give them that 🤣As a whole the park is extremely clean, well looked after and so well ran. Over 2 days did 55 rides and experienced shows and had time to eat and shop. Will definitely be back next year 👍Parking was also efficient. Was in and out in no time. Entering the park was just straight in. Long Opening Hours too so no need to rush and plenty of transportation attractions such as a train and 2 monorails.I recommend this park as it is PERFECT FOR EVERYONE!

Give yourself at least 2 days. The park is huge and there is so much to do and see. Since it was a slower season, many food places were closed or running on shorter hours, and I would have liked more regional food for the areas. All around amazing experience, and the queues were shorter than we expected given the size of the park.

What an awesome experience coming here in winter ❄️ I could have never imagined how beautiful the park is during that season and highly recommend coming here! ❤️🙌😍The decoration is stunning and especially during the dark daytime is can become breathtaking- too much to take in, in just one day

One of the most magical experiences of my life. It was such an amazing park. There is this one new ride called Voltron and it is the most deadliest ride that I’ve ever tried, It is a must go when you’re there.My suggestion would be to not go on a weekend because it’s extremely crowded on the weekends, So if you have time on a weekday, please go then, so that you could try most of the rides. We went on a public holiday, so maybe that must be the reason that we could not enjoy all the rides, and we had to wait on long lines.though,It’s so big that it could not be finished like in just a day. You at least need two days to visit the park, but we only got the ticket for one day, so we tried to do most of the activities and rides.You should try the online queue feature or virtual line feature to cut the lines for some of the rides so you don’t have to wait in the line.I am crazy for theme park, so I would not really mind going back again. It was so fun that I could do it multiple times, but for some people, it might be too much, so I guess one day is also enough if you’re not that into rides and stuff because I am into big rollercoaster, so I would love to go back again sometime.

Had an amazing time at Europa-Park! The park is beautifully designed with a great variety of attractions that cater to all ages. The themed areas are incredibly detailed, making it feel like you’re traveling through different parts of Europe. The roller coasters are thrilling, and there are plenty of rides for younger kids too. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the park is very clean and well-maintained. My only minor complaint is that the lines can get quite long during peak times, but the overall experience is definitely worth it. We had a fantastic day and will definitely be returning!

Absolutely amazing places to have fun for young and old. Very good organization of everything, parking, attraction, events and places to eat. Beautiful and pleasant atmosphere even just for a walk.

Very nice amusement park, all of the rides were fun, short lines and excellent various food choices from all over the world. The dessert waffles were absolutely mouth watering! They were near the back of the park. Clean and safe environment. Highly recommend with or without kids! We came during October and it was a gorgeous, beautiful day out.

Very impressive amusement park. Read the description to discover the themes, it explains a lot.Main thing I have noticed is that every one can enjoy the park because of the diversity of amusements.Clean, large choice of food, quality and thrilling attractions, this place is a must.My favorite amusement is «Arthur» : beautiful fairy bubble with a detailed decoration: the roller which starts inside the bubble, above people doing other attractions, is completely gobsmacking…

A great theme park, the attractions are more family oriented. For adrenaline, I would recommend Energylandia in Poland. However, the park had beautiful Halloween decorations. The park has perfect shows.

What an amazing place and an amazing experience.Everything is meticulously maintained, there is a huge diversity of different rides, the whole park is themed and decorated for Halloween, and the atmosphere is so pleasant.I loved how they divided the park into different countries. Everything is so easy to find.Prices of the food and beverages are decent in most places.I especially loved how they added Single Rider lines in many of the rides. Also, they do it very efficiently, so you don't have to wait for too long even if you're in a group and prefer to save some time and split on the ride.This is my second visit. I visited 7 years ago. A lot has changed for the better, even though the park was great even back then. They definitely know how to keep improving.The only thing I would suggest them to fix is the app's possibility to return to the list of rides after selecting a specific ride and pressing "return". Currently, it takes you back to the general map, and then you have to again select and filter the rides you want to see.

There’s never a bad time to go to Europa-Park!!! Last time we went during the spring, but now we went during Christmas time!The park is decorated beautifully and it’s just so magical ✨Very affordable place for a day of fun! The park hours are listed closing at an early hour, but they were open a lot past the listed closing time.Dogs are allowed and that is awesome!

Nice Rides but the lines are too long. One bottle of Coca Cola costs 4.20€. So too much. And Voltron is always more than 60 min waiting time. But overall we had a good day and were happy.

Europa Park is one of the best theme park to go. There are a lot of variety of roller coasters, each giving different thrills and excitement. One highlight is the award-winning wooden coaster, known for being the fastest of its kind. This park is definitely a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers.Tip: Download the Europa Park app to keep track of wait times and make the most of your visit.

We first visited Europa Park back in 1990 before we had our children. We have visited it regularly since with our children.We have seen the park grow and really enjoy our visits. We have stayed on the campsite in one of their tepees as well as in nearby hotels and campsites.Access to the park is easy as it is well signposted. Once inside, there is plenty to see and do with lots for adults and children of all ages, and their are rides for all ages.There are shows to see, including medieval knights.The food isn't cheap but there are plenty of quiet areas to enjoy your own food or picnic.The car park is well laid out, and again is well signposted and marked.The best part about Europa Park is the atmosphere, especially on a bright summer's day. Queue times vary of course depending on what time of year and what day of the week you go, but they're not too bad. The bigger and more popular the ride the longer the queue, and there are plenty of rides and the wait is worth it.Level 9 Google reviewer with over 900 reviews, 75,000 points plus over 10,000 photos and still going strong 💪. Check out my other reviews 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟.

Super parc d’attraction, les décors sont magnifiques et les attractions super. 2 jours pour faire le parc est l’idéal si on veut pouvoir bien profiter. Les spectacles sont très bien aussi. Au niveau du temps d’attente c’est raisonnable (30min max pour nous en semaine). L’application est bien faite pour se repérer et on peut prendre quelques coupes file. Nous y retournerons pour découvrir la nouvelle attraction qui a l’air sensationnelle !(Translated by Google)Great amusement park, the scenery is magnificent and the attractions are great. 2 days to explore the park is ideal if you want to be able to enjoy it. The shows are very good too. In terms of waiting time it is reasonable (30min max for us during the week). The application is well designed to help you find your way around and you can skip the line a few times. We will go back to discover the new attraction which looks sensational!

What an absolute wonderful park to visit. My first time there and it was great. We went with our 3 year old who could ride nearly most of the children attractions and had a great great time.Voltron is one hell of an amazing Rollercoaster ride and definitely a must ride for everyone that loves coasters!Will definitely be visiting again in the near future!

Very well priced for everything. The food stands and drink stations are perfect. Lots of attractions to do and just too many even in one day. I would recommend this place for all ages and waiting lines can be 15-40 mins tops. It gladly has lots of different drink dessert and food stations, arcades, theatres and shows. I’m glad that at least the food prices were quite decent compared to others. I enjoyed my time here and looking forward to coming back again!

Fantastic place for kids and peoples still having peter pan syndrome. Going there every 2 years and always a pleasure, during Christmas is just magical. Queue length is optimized by the park management, attractions are one of the best in the world.

Such a cool park, something for everyone, and great entertainment, too.Really enjoyed our 2-day visit, highly recommend taking a trip here!Loved all the rides, especially Voltron, The Volertarium, Silver Star, Wodan Timber Coaster, Matterhorn Blitz, and Atlantica!

Vraiment un très beau parc. Les attractions sont top. Le seul bémols la sécurité. Aucun contrôle de sac 🤷🏼‍♀️On a pu profiter de tout, les prix sont correct pour un parc d'attraction. Par contre le personnel a revoir. On avait rarement voir pas du tout de sourire et même pas de bonjour. Limite si il pouvais ne pas nous parler c'est au mieux, dommage.(Translated by Google)Really a very beautiful park. The attractions are great. The only downside is security. No bag checks 🤷🏼‍♀️We were able to enjoy everything, the prices are correct for an amusement park. On the other hand, the staff needs to be reviewed. We rarely saw any smiles or even hellos. Even if he couldn't talk to us, that's a shame at best.

It‘s amazing how this park has developed and grown over the years. It takes a least two days to see the whole park and enjoy most of the rides, shows, etc. You can see the effort everywhere that the park looks nice & clean all day. Needless to say there are attractions for the whole family, from thrilling roller coasters, Virtual rides to calm story rides, shows, etc. Food & Drinks are expensive, comparable to other parks, but it’s very fair that it’s allowed to bring as much as you want by yourself. Entrance fees are fair and you‘ll get a lot entertainment for your money.

We went on a weekday and got there first thing in the morning, which was great. For most rides that aren't the newest thing on the block, you will wait about 20-30 minutes (sometimes shorter). For the overall price, you have access to so many attractions that will be great for any level thrill seeker. The food stands and restaurants are also reasonably priced compared to other big name amusement parks. We spent the whole day there and still didn't do everything. Also, the shows were quite good, so don't sleep on those. All together, this was a great bang for our buck, one we don't mind visiting again.

Wonderful place.I'd love to see some more variety in the food stalls besides the all time classics: currywurst, churros, waffles, burgers etc.But other than that everything was beautiful. Many rides for small children to older ones. They also have places for the parents to sit while their kids play, in the area where the playgrounds are.There are also little houses or spots where you can just sit in peace for lunch and enjoy the view.You need at least 4 days to manage to see everything if you go with kids.The europa park app is a must if you want to check the waiting lines for the rides, the park map etc.Don't miss the all you can eat ribs in the silver lake saloon and the all you can eat buffet in Antica Roma! Both need reseevations!

The best themed park in the world! Literally stunned! so many magnificent roller coaster rides!! Silver star is so terrifying btw 🫠🫠More exhausting than work, we were having a fun time 9am-8pm, non stop!!❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Parc magnifique, on a attendu en moyenne 5 minutes pour chaque attraction et pourtant le parc était complet ! Notre plus longue file d’attente fut de 15 minutes ( pour le bateau pirate), personnel qui parle souvent français. Nous avons passé une super belle journée ! Je recommande. Si vous voulez vraiment tout faire deux jours c’est bien mais en un jour vous faites déjà beaucoup !(Translated by Google)Magnificent park, we waited on average 5 minutes for each attraction and yet the park was full! Our longest queue was 15 minutes (for the pirate ship), staff who often speak French. We had a really nice day! I recommend. If you really want to do everything, two days is fine, but in one day you already do a lot!

Best theme park I've visited. Everything makes sense, it's clean, the details are amazing. Would recommend using the single riders line once in a while, it'll safe you some time. There's something for everyone

It’s like Disney and Universal studios had a European baby with great coasters, beautiful scenery, and relatively short lines. Thoroughly enjoyed our time here!Download the app and buy tickets, and you’ll be good. Don’t splurge on expensive parking. Great place!

What a fantastic place to visit! Disneyland in Paris doesn’t get a look in with this place. If you want thrills and theming that really makes a difference. The park was super clean, staff extremely friendly and the efficiency of the queues was excellent. If a ride was getting a bit too busy they would add extra cars on to ease that. The virtual queue system was excellent and the shows were fantastic! Stopped at the Kronosar hotel and again what a fantastic place, rooms were spacious and everything was kept so clean and tidy. I’ll definitely return, only spent 2 nights but could have spent longer as there is so much to see and do.

It's an absolutely great theme park.A little bit of something for everybody for all ages.The big coasters are brilliant for enthuisasts and the small rides good for children.Lors of small areas to sit and relax.food is a little expensive but that's expected at theme parks.

Nous y avons passés deux jours et c’était vraiment génial! Je pense que c’est un de mes parcs préféré. Le parc est propre, le personnel souriant, à l’écoute, parle quasiment tout le temps français ou anglais. Malgré les vacances scolaires le temps d’attente était de 35min max. Bref nous avons passés un excellent sejour et espérons y revenir avec nos filles.(Translated by Google)We spent two days there and it was really great! I think it's one of my favorite parks. The park is clean, the staff are smiling, attentive and speak French or English almost all the time. Despite school holidays, the waiting time was 35 minutes max. In short, we had an excellent stay and hope to return with our daughters.

First Visit and will definitely visit again and again.Highly Recommended specially to Family with Teens who loves to have a rides who seeks Thrill Adventure.Cleanliness, Accessibility, Theme wise, Food Toilet Access is all On Point!Friendly and Accomodating Staffs. Silver Star, Voltron and Woodan is a must. Dont skip Voletarium too.You need to Choose 2 days Visit to Finish Everything.Thank You!!

A very well set up water park, loads of great sliders, 2 river rapids, the wave machine is very strong on the indoor pool, outdoor pool has a bar in it. Fantastic water play area and slides outside for young and old. Well organised, bought tickets in advance including a reserved private sofa which saves trying to grab several sun-beds together. Changing and locker facilities really good and given the captive audience the food options were really good value. Pizza, pasta, burgers, cakes, ice cream and soft drinks. My photos don’t do it justice tbf 🙄

A place for theme park goers, a lovely date, want to experience different countries in a short space n time , take kids out.New rides, five nights at freddys-esque rides with puppets, toddler rides. Water rides...Highly recommended in warm to slightly hotter weather.The versatility of this place is great.Download the app. No ifs, no buts.Solo riders lane was a nice experienceOnly "downside" is how to get there, but its logical for it to be away from city and in a spacious plot.Make sure you factor in travel time especially if driving. Coaches and buses depending may be better.or nice stroll

What an amazing park. The theming is beyond incredible even to the bathrooms. Great roller coasters. The new Voltron is top notch. Food wise amazing options and very tasty. My only “negative” is that operating hours seem to be set the day of operations since the website states at least till 1800. After a while in the park hours did get extended till 2000. So if you visit and it’s busy check around

très beau parc d'attractions.personnelles souriants et avenants, files d'attentes pas trop longues, max. 40 min. avec parfois 15/20 min pour les attractions phares, pour ce weekend de Pâques.malgré l'affluence, le parc est tellement grand qu'il n'y avait pas une sensation de foule.spectacles époustouflants surtout celui de magie et le gloge théâtre !!un très bon séjour de 2 jours, avec en prime le soleil dimanche !!nous y reviendrons avec un énorme plaisir.(Translated by Google)very nice amusement park.friendly and friendly staff, queues not too long, max. 40 mins. with sometimes 15/20 min for the main attractions, for this Easter weekend.Despite the crowds, the park is so large that there was no feeling of crowds.breathtaking shows especially the magic and the theater gloge!!a very good 2-day stay, with the added bonus of sun on Sunday!!we will come back with great pleasure.

Really nice Park! There is something for evrryone from young age to old age. I love that is provides beatifull nature! And the rides! Well the rides you need to try yourself :D

It was such a unique experience, I loved all the countries that were represented. The food is a bit pricey if you're on a budget but you can always bring your own food in a backpack or a bag. Many of the rides are suitable for children and it's really fun to go on them, my favorite was the Tirol Wildwasserbahn, the wait wasn't more than 15 minutes, it was really really fun and the two drops that you do into the water are so thrilling, although you should bring spare clothes or a protective poncho because I guarantee you *will* get wet. Overall the park is very clean and safe. Also to be honest some of the workers were cute🤭. I loved being at the park and I hope you will too.

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Prime tourist attraction in Basel. Beautiful location with an amazing view. The walk up to the Rhine falls from the river banks is worth doing. There are options available for boat rides to reach the center of the river body to get a great view of the waterfall. The price is decent (EUR 20). Numerous shops and eateries available to enjoy the time in a wholesome way. Great destination for family weekend getaway.

Stunning rapid broad water fall. Near Zurich, Breadth taking views. Boat 🚢 trips well organised , they encroach the waterfalls .We'll connected with Swiss rail 🚈 ways. Plenty of eateries. A must visit while visiting Switzerland

Rhine Falls is a natural wonder that leaves an indelible mark on your senses. The sheer power of Europe's largest waterfall is awe-inspiring, with thundering waters cascading dramatically. The well-maintained pathways and viewpoints ensure a breathtaking panorama of the falls from various angles. Visiting the falls up close on a boat tour provides an exhilarating experience as you feel the mist on your skin. The surrounding lush greenery and rock formations create a stunning backdrop for photography enthusiasts. Whether seen under the summer sun or embraced by winter's icy charm, Rhine Falls offers a captivating sight year-round. The well-equipped visitor center and amenities enhance the overall trip. A visit here is an encounter with the raw beauty of nature that's truly unforgettable.

Absolutely beautiful scenario. Nature at its peak ❤️ the area is not very stroller friend or at least we couldn’t find it. For a more breathtaking view, go to the other side of the river (ticket based). Since we didn’t want to get tickets, we just simply took the lift up to the castle and it was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING 🤩

The Rhine Falls were absolutely stunning to look at. The sound of the water crashing was mesmerizing, and you could really feel the power and force of the falls. During summer, the flow is stronger due to melting glaciers, while in winter it’s less intense.Be sure to take a boat ride to experience it up close.Highly recommended.

Please research about this place before going and the best times to go. Definitely go when there is nice sunlight since the lighting there is pretty bad to take photos of the waterfall in dark. Also, there seem to be many points to access the Rhine falls but are not visible in the dark or are difficult to figure out. Plan it nicely and visit at a good time.

Impressive famous 23 m height, 150 m width large waterfall, several viewpoints on both Rhine shores.Waterfall view restaurant, numerous resting places, boat tours available on site, romantic and family friendly location.Paid parking space available on site.

Beautiful scenery, a Niagara Falls in Switzerland, nice for walking, treking, bicycling and riding a boat closer to the water fall. Love the place. The distance to Zurich airport only around 40 min. Worth a visit before go home. 👍👍

Really amazing this waterfall surrounding with nature. 2 hours here seems too short for us! We took a tour on a pink boat. The driver is so friendly and kind! I lose count how many times he took us very near to the waterfall. This area has sitting place that you could enjoy your own meal or buy from the kiosk. We just grab bistro style fish and chips even the taste is not for us, but the fries is okay to fill our hungry tummy 😁.

The Rhine Falls is the most powerful wasteful in Europe. It opens 24 hours and total height is around 23 metres. I visited in January 2024 and it's one of the most beautiful waterfall i ever visited so far.

Beautiful natural awesome experience. We spent around 2-3 hours. Went on a boat ride no. 4. Packed a picnic and had lunch over there. Yes definitely one of the beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen. The weather was perfect for viewing. Plenty of parking space with all amenities.

Best tourist attraction though have seen much bigger falls!Surrounding and supporting facilities are excellent. Indian Food and Snacks available within area.Boat ride of 30 minutes with Audio explanation is superb!

Rhine falls is as beautiful as it gets, but I would highly recommend taking the boat ride of 75 minutes, which goes along the river. It takes you along in quiet, serene waters, with wind blowing in your hair. You can enjoy nature, birds all around, sun, sky and water. You need at least 3-4 hours to soak it all in! Not far from Zurich, it’s super easy with Swiss rail pass, with train stop right at the falls! Don’t miss it 💜

It is second time I bring my family to enjoy this fantastic place. Amazing power of water. Interesting castles on both sides of the Rhine River. Opportunity to go in a ship close the waterfall. There are many restaurants and shops with menu from the very simple selection up to special meals. Several areas for kids to play.

This is an amazing, beautiful, and breathtaking experience! We did the "yellow" tour which takes you to the rock island. You are dropped off, and you can climb some VERY steep stairs to be right in the middle of the falls. It is very crowded during the season, so reservations are highly recommended. Food onsite is typically touristy menu and way over prices. Try to plan a lunch or something in the local towns and experience real traditional dishes.

A beautiful and amazing place to visit. Lots of water, beautiful views and nature. You can go by boat, there is also a restaurant and a café.The prices are in line with the place, after all it is a tourist place, the car park is big but again we hardly found a place.I can definitely recommend it.

Simple waterfall which can be viewed from a distance. Nice view to spend some time in nature. Considering the height and force, it'd be nicer if we could reach a closer place. But nevertheless, it's worth a visit if you're in the vicinity.

Although we did not go to the platform above the waterfall, we still had an amazing view of the whole waterfall with the landscape and buildings around it. Personally, I feel the tickets are not the best value due to view offered from the pier opposite of the falls also offer a very good view however the tickets are not too expensive. I also suggest to bring a poncho if you are going to the platform above the falls.

Beautiful. First we entered from the side of the fortress. From there the view is good, but visibility is poor. There is an elevator that goes down to the waterfall. We weren't there. We came from the direction of the city. There is a free toilet and wheelchair ramps. Then go to the water mill. There are better views there.

Loved it! We are visiting in March and it was the perfect decision to start the vacation with Rhine falls. We were lucky to witness the rainbow, we soaked in the sun and ended with the beautiful boat ride.

Visiting Rhine Falls was an awe-inspiring experience. The powerful, breathtaking waters create a stunning natural spectacle. Walking around the area offers various interesting vantage points to appreciate the scale and beauty of the falls. It's a must-visit for anyone wanting to witness one of nature's most impressive displays.Just 30-40 mins far from Zurich.

We had a self guided tour here and it was really pretty. There's a little path you can walk around the fall with some great spots for pictures. If you like, can pay a extra to take a boat that will get you even closer to the waterfall. There's a restaurant, coffee shop, food trucks, picnic area and a souvenir shop here as well. And many benches with cow shapes for your pictures. You can easily be there for 2-3 hours and do everything.

Arriving around 15-00 was perfect; fewer people and boat rides available until 17-00 gave us ample time to explore. We even snagged solitary photos under the falls, which felt impossible during the day. The experience was truly impressive.

"Visiting the Rhine Falls was an absolutely phenomenal experience! The sheer power and beauty of the falls are mesmerizing, making it a highlight of my trip to Switzerland. Whether you're observing from the platforms or taking a boat ride closer to the falls, the views are spectacular. Don't miss out on this natural wonder. It's well worth the visit any time of the year. A solid five-star experience!"

A must stop to add to your bucket list for zurich Canton visitors. Great views and nice rides in the river... highly recommended for a 1-2 hours activity

We visited the waterfall with friends on Saturday and had a lot of fun! The waterfall looks much more impressive in person. We recommend taking a boat for the best views and experience. Also, take the panoramic elevator to the top of the castle. There you will find a museum, a fine restaurant, and other cafes with a large parking lot. Don’t forget to explore the nearby trails for some fantastic scenic walks. For families with children, there are play areas and special rest zones. For history enthusiasts, the castle tour is very engaging. The ticket prices are reasonable, and there are family discounts available. Photographers should bring waterproof cameras or cases for their phones – the water spray adds a great effect to photos.

Rhine Falls is an absolute gem! I recently visited this breathtaking natural wonder and was left speechless. The majestic waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery, creates a truly mesmerizing sight. The well-maintained trails and boat ride near the falls offer incredible views and exhilarating experiences. The staff's knowledge and passion, combined with their dedication to conservation, make Rhine Falls an unforgettable destination. I highly recommend visiting this awe-inspiring place—it's an experience that will leave you in awe of nature's beauty.

Highly recommend doing the boat ride that approaches the waterfalls. Especially when the weather is sunny and warm, it's so nice to feel the water. It was exciting! You can easily buy the ticket on the spot using the touch screen. Very flexible with the time. I even saw people bringing little dogs on the boat ride.

Very nice tourist attraction, with nice boat-rides near the falls with reasonable prices! The restaurants do not have a wide variety of dishes, but the place is magnificent. If you do the boat tour, take into account that you are going to get a little bit wet, but it is not something to worry about. Wear worm clothes in general, because the temperature is a little bit lower that in the town.

Plenty of options to see the falls even if you don’t want to pay, but if you want to the fee is quite low. You can go really close. Many places to walk and things too see. Mostly all dog friendly :)

150 meters wide and thundering 23 meters down into the depths - Europe's largest waterfall and Switzerland's very own Niagara Falls experience! Power at its purest and a must-do experience if you're visiting Switzerland! 🇨🇭 💦

You cannot come to Switzerland and not see this waterfall! It is a place that will meet your expectations with its nature and historical structure. You can take a boat tour on the waterfall in spring and summer. I think it is a place that children as well as old people will love. I can recommend you to eat ice cream in the view of the waterfall. A cold beer in the summer can also be good. Have fun now.

Amazing placeIt takes an 1hour from zurichAnd very comfortable as soon as I get off the train ,it is near the station.You must take the boat many kinds of boat there you can choose oneI have a wonderful time there

This is over exaggerated place, this is europe largest water fall but not that much worthy as compared to other locations in switzerland so just spend 3-5 hours that is more than enough and also take boat ride its cost nearly 30 euro view is good so enjoy your day… have fun

Lovely place to spend a day by the waterfall! You can do the circular route around the place, sit by the rhine and having some beers next to the castle with a variety of food!

Worthy of a detour if you want to experience the power of hydraulics from the closest (I.e. inches) distance practical. Climb to the top of the central rock for a more imposing view or visit the castle on the other side of the river for the soaking experience.Protect your photography gear from the spray. Experiment with video as well as still shots.There are fish in the river that many restaurants in the area serve these in distinctive styles.

It was a great experience to visit Europe's largest waterfall. If you are coming by car make sure to park it in the parking lot facing the waterfall, you'll get amazing views of the area and the waterfall and you won't need to walk much.There are pizza, ice cream and fast food stalls nearby in addition to a souvenir's shop and toilets.There are plenty of chairs available near the waterfall.

Spectacular Views: Rhine Falls, Europe's largest waterfall, offers awe-inspiring panoramic scenes.Accessibility: Easily reached by public transport, ensuring convenience for all visitors.Boat Trips: Thrilling boat excursions allow an up-close encounter with the cascading waters.Scenic Surroundings: The falls are nestled in a picturesque landscape with lush greenery and charming Swiss villages.Tourist Facilities: Ample amenities, including restaurants, shops, and viewing platforms, enhance the overall visitor experience.Crowds: Popular among tourists, the falls can get crowded, especially during peak times.Weather Dependence: The experience is weather-dependent, influencing visibility and boat tour availability.Entrance Fee: While present, some may find it relatively high, considering additional costs for activities.Tips: Opt for off-peak hours, check the weather forecast, consider a boat excursion for a closer encounter, and bring a camera for the numerous photo opportunities. Rhine Falls, a harmonious blend of nature's beauty and accessible amenities, promises an unforgettable Swiss adventure.

Place to enjoy nature and sound of fall..many close up look up point surrounded and benches to see & relax a bit.. touristy place so you will see many people around.Best way to enjoy by walking south station to ticket office via railway bridge for free

Really awesome place to visit to see the most powerful waterfall in Europe. Would recommend. Lots of good views.

Rhein Falls, Europe's largest waterfall, offers a breathtaking natural spectacle. The powerful cascades and stunning views make it a must-see destination. Boat trips allow close-up experiences, and there are several viewing platforms. However, it can be crowded during peak times, so plan accordingly.

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A must visit all times of the day! The glow from the sunrise/sunset is just beautiful on the buildings. The flowers are pretty to add into your pictures

Second time visiting this place, is always feel so romantic, the night view are sure better than day time visit.Bring your love one, standing next to the river, made a promise and hold each hand forever.

Chapel bridge is one of the most beautiful bridges I've seen. It is spectacular to catch a sunset from the bridge or while looking at the bridge. The flowers are real! There are vivid old wood paintings along the inside of the bridge. I highly recommend visiting.

Chapel Bridge is a picturesque landmark that exudes charm and history. With its iconic covered wooden structure and stunning views of the river and cityscape, it offers a serene and enchanting atmosphere. A must-visit destination that encapsulates the essence of the city's beauty.

The bridge located in Lucerne Switzerland is both historic & beautiful. A walk along it’s length is very pleasing. When completed walk the waterside and marvel at its colour & splendid 👍

This is a very cool covered wooden bridge in Luzern, Switzerland. Apparently, it’s the oldest of its kind in Europe. It was initially constructed in 1365. Definitely walk across it. Beautiful flowers on both sides & lit up at night. No tickets needed.

This is a very cool covered wooden bridge in Luzern, Switzerland. Apparently, it’s the oldest of its kind in Europe. It was initially constructed in 1365. Definitely walk across it. Beautiful flowers on both sides & lit up at night. No tickets needed.

Luzern is a beautiful city, a combination of modern and old ways of building so this bridge fits perfectly into the environment. The story of him is also very interesting. It's worth a visit.

Basel is highly recommended Switzerland City and Kapell Bridge is one of the best location on it. I suggest you to look around too. There are lots of Swiss style old buildings.You should eat dinner on lake side.

It's gorgeous and it's for free. What's not to like? It's worth noting there are stairs involved so there are some potential accessibility issues if you are not so mobile or have a stroller with you (like we did). Wasn't too busy when we visited (end of winter) but I can see this bridge getting packed with tourists during more popular times.

We visited world's oldest truss bridge today and happily ticked one item off our bucket list. This bridge restored after a fire in the 90s still has some of the original paintings left in it. It's at the centre of town connecting the two banks and looks wonderful with the water tower beside it.

Iconic landmark of Lucerne. Aside from the incredible lake, it's a must-see, or you have never been to this city. But it's busy, crazy busy, and you need to be patient to get that shot. I wished we had more time to see more sights of this lovely city, maybe another day.

An old wooden bridge which has a historical importance in Switzerland, once it was destroyed and then reconstructed,the bridge is kept clean and the water flowing under is crystal clear, the bridge is decorated with flowers, an important tourist destination almost all tour operators prefer.

Best place to take photos and it’s better to go during evening or night time and it’s walkable distance from Lucerne main station. The scene is best as bridge beautifully ornamented with real trees. There are churches near to this bridge which you might visit.

This is an iconic bridge in Luzern and I understand why! It's so beautiful, especially with the flowers on the sides. Definitely worth looking at and walking through to see the old art. It is very popular, so expect to see and be around lots of tourists.

Iconic chapel bridge and tower. The painting on the wall was contemporary ones. Colorful but more an Ad. Better if could depicts the story of the history of this bridge and its surrounding then.

Close to city center. Simply walk on the bridge and appreciate the views. Also some information given inside the bridge. The entry is free. On the other side there are some restaurants and bars and cafes. They are quite good

This beautiful landmark of Luzern is the top photo subject for anyone coming to Luzern. The timber bridge had a fire in 1993 & only the two bridgeheads and the water tower were saved. Nevertheless this still looks like it is more than 600 years old. some original paintings were saved & being displayed as we walked along the bridge. Other parts of the bridge were rebuilt. It is highly recommended to come here both during the day & night to enjoy the different day & night views which are all stunning.

It’s a must see. This bridge is amazing inside and beautiful from the outside. The views from the bridge are great, too, especially at the sunrise. A very unusual construction not going perpendicular to the water but this is what gives this bridge a great advantage

it’s the most beautiful spot in whole Lucerne! 💛 make sure to come and see it for a sunset during the week (without all the tourists)

Chapel Bridge in Lucerne is a charming, historic landmark known for its beautiful medieval architecture and captivating painted panels. Spanning the Reuss River, it offers picturesque views and a glimpse into Switzerland's rich cultural heritage.

World wide famous Chapel bridge is absolutely worthy of its notoriety.Beautiful in the first lights of the morning, fresh during the afternoon and romantic in the evening, needs to be crossed several time to appreciate it all!Stunning wood works and medieval paintings bring you back to a moment when craftsmanship was an art, and engineering used it as a tool to make beautiful lasting architecture.Must visit.

You can't and won't miss this bridge when you visit Lucerne. It's a beautiful walk, tremendous views of the whole city. I was there in the summertime, but I bet it's amazing in winter, too.

The oldest bridge in Europe. You can read the historical facts online or follow one of the many walking tours available to grasp its significance.This bridge provides a different architecture scene compared to its surrounding. Yet it does not seem out of place. Rather, it elevates the scenery as one of the most picturesque in Luzerne.There are tons of alfresco dining available around the area which allows you to enjoy the scenery while eating and drinking.Because of its popularity with tours and tourists, this bridge can be very crowded and will be difficult to navigate.

Going back to old times when this bridge was made it simply glorifies the beauty of Lucerne city.Walking distance from railway station this place has everything a beautiful even needs . Restaurants on the bank of the lake , shopping places and beautiful looks of alps.A must visit in evening hours in summer season

Most iconic and historical spot in Lucerne! And THE photo opportunity spot for anyone visiting this lovely city.Weather was great! A little on the warm side but the benefits are that you get a clear skies and sunshine.I went on a Wednesday and it was already full of tourists! But it was still beautiful to look at and lovely to walk through. Look up as you walk along the bridge, they are images depicting the history of Switzerland.Definitely a spot to check out (even if it’s just to walk through to the other side) and take that signature touristy shot!

This bridge really makes you feel that you are at medieval times. It had the old feel to it, plus it has these nice paintings on the ceiling that I have no idea what it is but looks great regardless. Nice place to snap photos as well.

The beautiful old wooden bridge has many beautiful perspectives from which to capture impressive images. Should hould spend no less than 1 hour walking around or finding a cafe with a good view to sit and see for a nice time.

Wonderful experience, walking on the bridge with snow clad mountains on the back. The bridge is very long and you can enjoy the views by slowly strolling through it.

Magnificent bridge with significant historical value to the city, serves as a beautiful backdrop to Lucerne and it has to be walked on to be appreciated. The view from both sides of the bridge as well as on the bridge is simply stunning. It should be on everyone bucket list.

Beautifully restored bridge that adds to the charm of Lucerne, providing great views of the architecture on the banks of the river. The Chapel Bridge is a landmark and sees a huge inflow of visitors, not surprising seeing how pretty and appealing it is.

This is must visit spot while you are in Lucerne. It is near the main train station. This bridge is one of the oldest wooden bridge in the Europe. The bridge itself is free to access and you can walk across it. It is constructed across Reuss river.

Beautiful place. Raise your eyes during walking through the bridge you will see different pictures

The Chapel Bridge is just one of the many great sites that you'll find in Luzern. Follow a map; wander the streets; enjoy this handsome, well-preserved city.

It's nice bridge. surrounding there also beautiful. Worth visit this iconic bridge in the heart of Luzern.

The famous wooden bridge of Luzern, it's beautiful to walk across. Keep an eye out for the images on the top displaying different images of Switzerland. It's definitely the too sight in the city.

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It's a great experience....especially the snow-filled mountains and travel to the titlis mountains in the cable care....great protection should be taken one waterproof heavy jacket and snow protection boots are mandatory.....go early so that you can visit all the stops starts by 9 and closes by 5....

A great experience and one not to forget. Remember to dress warm as it gets very cold at the top! The lifts/cable car views are lovely so be sure to take this all in

Titlis Snow Mountains Cable Car in Switzerland offers a breathtaking journey through the Swiss Alps. With its panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and crystal-clear lakes, it's a must-do experience for any traveler seeking awe-inspiring vistas and unforgettable memories.

Absolutely worth the trip. The trip here was quite expensive (considering the trip from Zurich) but it was absolutely worth it! The views were amazing. Definitely recommend for everyone, and skiers.

Absolutely stunning! I was so mesmerized by this stop on our trip. It felt like we were in a fairytale the whole time. Once we got to the top it was mesmerizing. Breathtaking and just amazing. So peaceful and calming. It was cold but manageable. We went during June and it was still amazing. We got to enjoy everything and do everything the mountain has to offer. I would definitely be back! It was amazing! A lot to do! You can spend the whole day up here. So much to see and enjoy

I had the time of my life here. Located at 10,500 feet above the sea level, it's one of the most sought after tourist destination in Switzerland. Take a train ride to Engelberg and then continue with the cable car rides. In the end enjoy the slow rotating Gondola. The mountains are covered in snow and make for an amazing view.People who enjoy skiing can do ski here. The famous movie ddlj posters are also here. And of course a walk to the highest suspension bridge is an awesome experience.

Once in a lifetime experience. Although it was foggy and snowing on the mountain, it was an amazing time with gorgeous journey up to the mountain and exemplary views and activities at the mountain

Beautiful mountain with spectacular views. The ride to the top of the mountain is amazing ! There are 2 types of cable cars. First one is normal with 6-8 person capacity. Second one is a big one and is a revolving cable Car which gives everyone a 360 degree panoramic view of the mountains. There is also an additional open cable Car which is super fun there are several activities at the top to do and visit. Ice caves, skywalk bridge, open cable Car etc. There are restaurants at the top which serve variety of food from Indian to European. The ticket of the cable car up and down is 96 CHF and can be bought at the counter below. Summer season is usually crowded. There are plenty of car and bus parking spaces available at the foot of the mountain. Must visit !!

Beautiful and stunning views. While going up the hill it was cloudy and was no visibility. It looked just like a moon base when we got to the top! So cool!You make your way up via rotating cable car! Thrilling!Make sure you do the cliff walk, ice cave, and don’t forget to sledge! So much fun!Titlis is definitely worth the trip! Just incredible!

Fantastic opportunity to go and do the snow in Switzerland with good friends with a cable cart experience walk through a glossier and check out a Suspension bridge. 👍

Beautiful and thrilling tour. Memorable visit. Very beautiful and picturesque.Do use thermal wear and a jacket and that's should be enough. No need for any additional layering of outfits.Do not carry lot of stuff. Just go and enjoy. Most beautiful of all the tourist destinations in Europe.

A good experience. DDLJ shot here. Go for the views. The minimum temperature is -23 degree celsius during winters. Be sure to check weather forecast as trolleys could be closed if snowfall is there.

One of the best activities for the family during summer. Titlis is a very interesting place where the snow covers the mountain, everyone is playing with the snow while temperatures are reasonably low..Waiting ques is long and can take up to 1 hour...Again, you will face another que at the cable cars especially if you are late..I prefer to purchase tickets in advance..Parking lot is available and you have to pay...Usually, it will take you 2 to 3 hours to have a proper visit... Other people take 2 days instead of one especially when you do hiking....Opens from 9 am till 5 pm...I would say it's cheaper than top of Europe....Best to go there before mid June as these years temperatures are going high during summer..

Beautiful summit. Not as exciting and overwhelming as the Jungfrau... but still a beautiful summit and very well organized attractions around it (including the panoramic evolving cable train.

We had great weather and not very busy. No lines, clean restrooms and good service. Wear good hiking shoes and warm jacket is still chilly but not bad. Is still pricey 100 per person for the lifts.

It was one of the best experiences of my life. It was so beautiful and wonderful. I would love to go back to Switzerland and explore all the beauties that it has to offer. If you are ever in Switzerland be sure to visit it. You won't regret it. Love it!

This is the famous spot where DDLJ poster is placed. We visited in summer but still we could enjoy snow. Must enjoy ice flyer and cliff walk. Ice cave is also good to visit. When you buy a ticket, you get these activities included with return ticket.

No words. Take a train to engelberg from Zurich,enjoy the ride on rope way to the mountain top. There is just divine and heavenly beauty to be inhaled. Don't miss the opportunity, just visit.The surrounding mountain view both in winter and summer are equally enjoyable.I recommend to carry some little snack and water along with you to avoid rush at hill top restaurant.

Must visit if you are Switzerland. Starts from Engelberg, where you can take cable ride to first level, enjoy food in Indian restaurant, play and slide on snow with kids. Then you have to take second cable car which is big with approx 60 people standing, no seats here. It revolves 360 deg when you ride so you can see around, provided weather is clear which might be difficult. At the top you can enjoy sno fall at the highest point, have some coffee, ice cream, buy souvenirs etcHave a walk inside glacier cave, mind boggling...

It was so beautiful and peaceful! Went during summer time and it was still very cold on top but it was really fun! The cable car ride with a really pretty view, the slope with little seats to go down with, the chair lift ride, all of it was very fun!

The Swiss Alps experience is brought to life as you adventure up the mountain in the world largest cable car and go over the grassy green hills which turn into snow hills. You reach the top by the largest cable car in the world, it was an awesome experience. At the top you can just stay in the gift shop and lodge area or you can seek adventure on the ice flyer, tube riding, ice cave, and finish with a warm hot chocolate in the restaurant. The views are breathtaking, a must do experience.

A prefect mountain getaway with a stunning gondola ride and an enthralling cliff walk. The glacier cave is also a nice experience definitely worth visiting if you go to Lucerne and the price is affordable as compared to jungfrauh.

Located at 1.5 hours drive away to North from Zurich city. It is one of the best visiting points in Switzerland. There are multiple options to reach the 1st level of the mount Titlis. Via fennicular or by cable car. Fennicular may not drop you to the top, while via cable car, you can easily visit top through different levels.84 Euros or 100 USD ticket can be used at cable cars, roatator, and Galacier cave as well.There are multiple cafes at different levels of mount Titlis.I would really recommend you to have coffee there.At the end, it is one of the best places I have ever visited.

Mount Titlis is beautiful place. Need to check the weather before going. If the weather is not good then they will close on the spot. Activities are good and views are great

The best day trip ever ! What an amazing place.. The cable car rides to the top and the view from the top, the snow and amazing food at 3238m above sea level ! If there is one thing to do in Switzerland, would recommend a day trip to Mt Titlis

Mount Titlis in Engelberg, Switzerland, is a majestic peak in the Swiss Alps. Renowned for its panoramic vistas, it offers year-round activities like skiing and snowboarding. The Titlis Rotair cable car provides breathtaking views from the green savanah underneath to the permanent snow on the top

Mount Titlis is also one of the scenic spots in the Alps, with an altitude of more than 3,000 meters. Cable cars are mainly used as transportation.Although they are all cable cars, they are different in space. The latest cable car is the first in the world, it can accommodate 80 people, and it rotates 360 degrees. All the beautiful scenery can be seen from all angles. It does not take much time to climb to the top and enjoy the amazing views.Feel the stunning scenery. There are souvenir shops and restaurants on the top of the mountain for tourists to enjoy delicious food and beautiful scenery. It is a very popular tourist ski resort!If I have the chance, I will definitely visit again next time~

It's one of the most famous tourist point in Swiss..we took a cable car to engelberg and then 360 degrees rotating cable to reach the mountain...There are souvenir shops and also restaurants on the top of the mountain for tourists to enjoy delicious food and beautiful scenery.The experience was amazing and Unforgettable..must visit place..

Absolutely stunning!Went there on the 1st week of January and it was very crowded. Took us more than 2 hrs to reach the Cliff Walk

Been here few times & still coming back for more. Amazing place! ❤️ Titlis! Best time is when the sky is clear with bright sunlights & in the evening. Stunning views👍👍👍

Must visit place in Switzerland. It's base station is in Engelberg town thereby which you will have to take cable car and later a rotair system to go up. From there you will have to take elevator or stairs to the mountain. We went on a very crowded day which meant long queues everywhere.It is snowy almost all the time. There are various activities up on the top similarly you can have food, buy Swiss chocolates and much more. Overall a great experience.

We visited Mount Titlis in 2nd week of May 2024 on a sunny day. It was a bit chilly, around 2 degrees Celsius. The journey to the top was amazing! We took a cable car that smoothly carried us up the mountain. Along the way, we could see lush green valleys and snowy peaks in the distance.Once we reached the summit, the view was breathtaking! The Swiss Alps spread out before us, with majestic mountains everywhere we looked. The sky was clear blue, making everything even more beautiful. We spent time walking around, taking pictures, and just soaking in the incredible scenery.The facilities at Mount Titlis were good too. There were restaurants where we enjoyed hot Pizza there.

I loved this place!! Views are beyond beautiful 😍. Nothing can prepare you for this type of nature encounter❣️🌲🌲🌲🍾🥃🍁🏔 Besides building a snowman, my kid had a great time at the kids section in the restaurant. There was not enough snow to ski as this was the beginning of November, but it was definitely worth the 🚠. I have to come back in winter 💟

Best tourist spot in Switzerland. Very systematic, well managed place.

It was wonderful experience. I strongly suggest everyone to visit this mountain. You will see wonderful view.

Absolutely stunning. If you have Swiss travel pass you have 50% discount. It is very near the train station and you can leave your luggage in the locker (train station). Go early morning because there is no queue.

Place is so beautiful and nice. The cable car from Engelberg to top of Titlis is fun and scenic. Its covers 3 different types of cable cars like cable car for single, Sky Rotors and Ice flyer. The view on top is outstanding but be cautious. Visit the cliff walk for mountain views and take ice flyer for panoramic mountain view. We have restaurants at top which even have Indian dishes served.

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A beautiful lake surrounded by mammoth green mountains and delivering a perfect blue and green view with some white snow capped mountains at the back. Quaint & fabulous environment with great view and some amazing coffee and ice cream parlours and cafes. One of the highlights of our Swiss visit.

Absolutely stunning Lake!We really looking forward to go back and spend more time there.

Amazing place, romantic, quite, smell of nature, and much much more. I visited lake lugano from como. It was one full day trip to como and lugano. In my opinion, each city needs couple of days and maybe more. The center of the city is bigger than como. People are friendly. The only thing that you need to have swiss Franc with you, since thier exchange rate is not fared. Also, you may suffer from mobile data service since they are not part of EU. As a conclusion, i will visited again and again

+ fantastic scenery+ can stay for hours+ romantic place+ See the video

Seeing Lake Lugano from the highway on the bus was breathtaking. The lake is nestled between mountains, and the water shimmers under the sunlight. The surrounding towns and villages add to the picturesque view.

Beautiful Lake with a breathtaking view.Not that busy, clean park

Perfect place to relax and breathe pure fresh air. Nice lakeshore promenade.Worth visit!

Not as aesthetically pleasing as Lake Como but scenic and stunning nonetheless.

It’s a beautiful serene lake in Switzerland. It is on the border of Italy & Switzerland. Took a train ride from Milan to Lugano. Highly recommend boat rides here to enjoy it fullest. I have visited on the weekdays to avoid large crowds. We tried paddle boat from “Rezzonico Boat”. Their staff was very cooperative and also provided Life jackets for Boating. Their prices are affordable too.

The lake's crystal-clear waters reflect the majestic peaks of the surrounding mountains, creating a picture-perfect panorama. We enjoyed our stroll along the lakeside promenade and explored the charming villages that hug the shoreline to fully soak in the beauty.A boat ride is a fantastic way to experience the beauty of the lake:- Classic and Scenic Tours: These tours navigate the northern part of the lake, offering stunning views of the mountains and villages like Gandria and Porlezza.- Magic and Golden Tours: Venture to the lake's main attractions, including Morcote with its captivating architecture and the Santa Maria del Sasso church.

Lake Lugano offers a stunning experience, especially on a day with perfect weather. ☀️The walk around the lake is nothing short of spectacular, with breathtaking views at every turn. The serene waters, framed by lush green hills and charming towns, create a picturesque setting that's ideal for relaxation and photography. 👌It's a delightful spot for nature lovers and anyone looking to soak in the beauty of the Swiss-Italian landscape. 🇨🇭

It’s a amazing place to visit either taking a stroll or doing a water sport such as SUP, swimming or even a boat trip.

One of the most beautiful lakes in Switzerland, not so far from Como.I visited it in summer and winter and it was beautiful in both seasons.

Beautifull lake full of sport activities. There are very relaxing places in the lake boirders.

Am descoperit un loc cu o atmosferă mediteraneană, ideal atât pentru distracție, cât și pentru relaxare. Lugano este înconjurat de sate caracteristice cocoțate pe malul lacului.Puteți începe prin a-l admira de sus, vizitând vârfurile dominatorilor munți San Salvatore și Brè. După aceea, traversați Parco Ciani cu flora sa subtropicală pentru a ajunge pe malul frumos al lacului. Satul pescăresc Gandria.(Translated by Google)We discovered a place with a Mediterranean atmosphere, ideal for both fun and relaxation. Lugano is surrounded by characteristic villages perched on the shores of the lake.You can start by admiring it from above, visiting the peaks of the dominating San Salvatore and Brè mountains. Afterwards, cross the Parco Ciani with its subtropical flora to reach the beautiful lake shore. The fishing village of Gandria.

De magnifiques paysages entre lacs et montagnes, lugano est une très belle ville ou il fait bon de flâner dans son cœur piétonnier. Stationnement facile. Le plus beau de l Italie et de la Suisse réuni(Translated by Google)Magnificent landscapes between lakes and mountains, Lugano is a very beautiful city where it is good to stroll through its pedestrianized heart. Easy parking. The most beautiful of Italy and Switzerland combined

I visited Lake Lugano for new year and have to say it was rhe most wonderful experience. I stayed on the Italian side but right on the border at the top of the lake and the views were spectacular. Its a great place to go hiking and the fireworks display at New year was fantastic

Such a serene and beautiful place! The lake Lugano and the city is so calm and peaceful, relaxing. We got here on a weekend and of course most places were closed being in Switzerland. But they did have a few coffee shops, chocolate shops and eateries open. The walk along the shopping streets and up to the cathedral. The get the view from up top from here of the whole city and the lake, spectacular! A walk along the lake front is a must, you will find it so calming and picturesque!

Lake Lugano, nestled between Switzerland and Italy, is a breathtaking natural gem that captivates visitors with its picturesque beauty. With its pristine blue waters, surrounded by rolling green hills and charming lakeside towns, it offers a truly enchanting experience. The lake's tranquil ambiance provides a perfect setting for leisurely boat rides, scenic walks along its shores, or simply basking in the serenity of its surroundings. Whether exploring the vibrant city of Lugano, indulging in delectable Swiss-Italian cuisine, or marveling at the stunning views from Monte San Salvatore, Lake Lugano is a destination that effortlessly combines natural splendor and cultural charm, leaving visitors with unforgettable memories.

Beautiful memories from this place. it's a lovely lake with fantastic scenic beauty and perfect for a walk. There are good view around lake and lot of Hotels.

One of the most beautiful lakes I’ve seen in Europe offering a mixture of staggering views. Dancing at the tune of the cool breeze, the tulips are painted on a canvas of the blue lake and mountains covered in dense trees. There’re cozy cafes around offering delicious cakes, delicacies and coffee. You can also shop for good brands around the place. We parked in a parking plaza with average prices. Highly recommended place!

Amazing place, situated between Lake Como in Italy and Lago Maggiore, and the border between southern Switzerland and northern Italy. It is romantic, quiet, with the crisp smell of nature, a nice walk or just to stroll along the lake into the city centre. People are friendly, no harm in saying hi to strangers as you stroll along.

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Brilliant place to visit. They have two routes around the lovely gardens, one not so steep, and one fairly steep. But it was worth it for the views of Lake Como. They have a reasonable cafe, inside and out, with again lovely views. The villa(the museum) was ok

Absolutely stunning! As a local even I was impressed by its absolutely beautiful gardens and the villa. The view is incredible and I have already been here several times and will always come back. It’s a 10/10 for me.

One of the best gardens I have ever visited! So beautiful and diverse!Try going in the morning so you have more time exploring as the garden is pretty big. It also has picnic spots so it’s a great place to spend a day on when visiting lake como. Has fantastic lake views, the villa itself is gorgeous, but the garden is a botanical one with many cool plants. Has a bamboo jungle which is magical.There’s free parking down the villa & there are elevators to take you up in the garden & upper floors of the villa, right outside of the villa in the south.Absolutely recommend a visit, so worth the price (15€ adults)

One of the biggest and also most beautiful villas in the Lake Como area, with audio guides available and 2 suggested itineraries depending on whether you want a short walk around or a longer stroll in the garden.Definitely worth the visit, for all ages. It was also made wheelchair-accessible by the gentle slopes and lifts.Parking available along the road, both free and paid lots.

Beautiful Villa, beautiful gardens and a lovely walk on a perfect spring day. The cafe and toilets were open. I would recommend 2-3 hours for a leisure walk around the gardens before finishing at the museum (which ends in the villa and gift shop). We parked 400mtrs before reaching the villa in a paid parking place which we were lucky to get some space in. There are some decent restaurants and places to eat walking distance from the villa. There is a ferry stop across the villa and that takes you to Bellagio (another beautiful place which is a must visit).

Villa Carlotta is a must-visit for its stunning gardens, which are truly worth the detour. The views of the lake from the villa, especially from the olive grove, are breathtaking. While the small museum inside is not particularly noteworthy, the beauty of the gardens more than makes up for it. Don’t miss this gem if you’re in the area!

Very enchanting place that you could spend either a quick visit or all day; so much to experience and it’s all stunningly beautiful

We loved this place! The garden was amazing with different species from all over the world. So cool that they are able to thrive in Italy due to the microclimates around Lake Como. The villa had beautiful views of the lake and offered many opportunities for great photos. The café inside had a decent selection of food and drinks, although slightly overpriced.

Love it and hate it:) it was a great walk, very nice and scenic. Very poorly marked trying to exit. You need to really read the map as there is only one exit sign, and it's not at the exit. It is very confusing for most of the people there. Plan on about 4 hrs if you want to do the whole thing. There are signs that say 75 minutes for the full walk, maybe, probably not. Add an extra 30 minutes to find the exit. Think only 3 people work there, so you are on your own. Overall, it's a really great place with poor sinage.

Gorgeous house and gardens to visit. Lovely artefacts in the museum and sculptures.The gardens are set in wonderful grounds, lots of it are not accessible for wheelchair users as it is very up and down.Wonderful plants and flowers carefully set out with a waterfall running down the hillside. Great views from all angles and photo opportunities.We visited on a very rainy day but this never spoilt our enjoyment.Would recommend a half day visit. It has toilets and a coffee shop.

Beautiful villa with huge well kept garden. It has some old furniture dating back to the old times but also a collection of cutlery and crockery which don’t relate to the families who once lived there. In that respect villa Necchi in Milan is far more interesting. If you visit in the afternoon the sun has turned and you can take beautiful pictures from the balcony of the lake scenery.

Increíble villa. Es hermosa.Fuimos con mi pareja sin entrada y luego de menos de 5 minutos de fila, entramos. El jardín es lo más hermoso que vi. Muy amplio, se tarda 1 hora en poder recorrerlo. Luego el museo esta muy bueno también para conocer como vivian aquellos propietarios de siglos atrás(Translated by Google)Incredible villa. Is beautiful.My partner and I went without a ticket and after less than 5 minutes in line, we entered. The garden is the most beautiful thing I saw. Very spacious, it takes 1 hour to explore it. Then the museum is also very good to know how those owners lived from centuries ago.

Looks amazing inside. Pretty garden with beautiful view. Has 3 different paths. Quick-30 min, long- 75, but we managed much quicker. Supppose if you read every tree name and listen audio it would take that time. And has path for disabled. Bar and restaurant, but didn't check inside. 15€ from adult. Can buy on site.

The true highlight for me was the botanical gardens and the terraced layout offering breathtaking views of the lake. While the villa itself is a fine example of 17th-century architecture, it was the gardens that truly captured my heart.The gardens are designed in a terraced format, providing stunning panoramic views of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains. These vistas are nothing short of spectacular, offering ample opportunities for photography and peaceful contemplation.The entrance fee includes both the villa and the gardens but I personally think the gardens alone are worth the price.

A memorable visit with stunning & immaculate gardens, and very well-signposted walking routes throughout the property with different options of different lengths. The house itself was impressive, but the gardens and views of the lake are the reason to visit. Would strongly recommend to anyone in the area!

Beautiful house surrounded by gardens that seem to go on forever. Lovely, well laid out walks, that go from manicured to wild, but always jaw dropping in their beauty. Would love to visit again.

Villa Carlotta is such a beautiful and peaceful place. The vast garden with the numerous flowers is absolutely breathtaking and the museum (inside of the Villa) is spacious and very lightning. I thought the place was smaller and that the visit would have been shorter but you have to take at least 45 min to 1 hour for the short visit (main garden tour and museum) and 1 hour 30 min to 2 hours for the big visit with all the garden.It is clean, not too crowdy and I believe that Spring time offers the best images with the colorful flowers and trees everywhere. Don't hesitate !

The grounds are nice, however not easy to walk with a child and not wheelchair or pushchair friendly.The main floor of the house is worth a quick visit but the other floors are not. The rooms are tiny and filled with minimal artifacts and furniture.Worth a visit if in the area but your not missing out on much if you view from the lake.The gardens are impressive from the Napoleon era.

The botanical garden is pretty and has some beautiful views. I was expecting to see a little but more, but it was very nice. Definitely wear sneakers, as there are a lot of rocks you will be walking on. It's right next to the Grand Hotel Tremezzo, so it's a very short walk and convenient.

We've been here several times photographing couples and we've always been impressed by the beautiful gardens and the elegantelements of the interiors. It really is a great combo of both. Super easy to reach by car or ferry, quite cheap and with a great number of different backgrounds for pictures. Yes, book your photoshoot here without doubting!

What a beautiful place this is. The gardens are glorious but obviously seasonal. The history and the art in the villa are well worth the visit alone but with good weather recommend the garden.My tip is make sure you go down to the bottom floor of the villa to see staff area

Amazing gardens, perfectly kept. We went on a rainy day and it was still beautiful and inside the villa is unbelievable. Highly recommend.

We were at this villa at the end of May. On a weekday there were not many people. Therefore it was very comfortable. In spring, the villa is all green and has a lot of beautiful and unique plants and flowers. Inside the villa there are antique furniture, cutlery, statues and paintings. Stepping out onto the balcony offers a wonderful view of the lake and mountains. The building is very beautiful. Unfortunately, when we were there, the hydrangeas did not have time to bloom. There's a whole slope there that's sown with them 😍. I would definitely come back 🫶👌💯

I really enjoyed touring Villa Carlotta, for all the nature lovers this is one place you have to go and for those who love historical art pieces and how they came to be!! I traveled with a group of 20 and the tour guide accommodated very well for all of us!! 9/10 experience!

Amazing garden—you must visit it if you're in the area. There is a great variety of plants, very nicely organized. The villa is well preserved, allowing you to take great photos anywhere on the property.

Despite the pouring rain during our visit to Villa Carlotta, the botanical garden's beauty was undiminished, offering a peaceful walk along the 75-minute trail, ending with the museum. The garden was the definite highlight, overshadowing the less impressive museum.

The botanical garden is great. We have chosen the best time to visit when everything is in bloom.

One of the most gorgeous villa on the Como lake. Fully suggest to all the tourist in order to spend a lovely afternoon. Best timing is in spring when all the gardens are full of flowers

More than the villa itself, I enjoyed the gardens. I loved the Japanese area of the gardens. I had a guided tour and it is 100% recommended! The villa is cute but not special. I loved the view from the various windows!I bought tickets in advance but the line wasn’t that long at the entrance.

Villa Carlotta Gardens in Lake Como, Italy, is an absolute gem. The lush botanical paradise captivated me with its exquisite beauty. Strolling through the meticulously maintained gardens, I was surrounded by a stunning array of plants, flowers, and ancient trees. The view of Lake Como from the villa's terraces is simply breathtaking, providing a serene backdrop for a leisurely visit.The historical significance of Villa Carlotta, with its art collection and charming villa, adds depth to the experience. I was particularly moved by the art and sculptures on display, which offered a glimpse into the rich history of this place.Also nice: doga were allowed to enter the gardens for a nice family walk. The longest red route is about 1 hour.

Worth the visit. Beautiful gardens and great views of the lake and mountains. The longest trail is about an hour-ish walk.

Just incredible! Such a wonderful place to visit in Lake Como. Beautiful gardens so we'll designed and landscaped. The wow factor at every corner! Don't miss it!

Beautiful Villa combining art, gardening and very interesting furniture. Everything is in great condition. The ferry left us right in front of the Villa and it was easy and fast to purchase the tickets at the door.

Villa Carlotta is a lovely botanical garden with so many different varieties of plants. There is such diversity in the fauna and flora growing here. For example, they have a rhododendron section, a succulent and cactus garden, a fern garden, and so many others. The layout of this garden has been planned by a mastermind., and many walking past throughout the garden. The villa itself has beautiful architecture and art inside. A lovely little oasis right on the waterfront and very close to the water ferry drop off.

Great museum and garden, spread over severalAcres it’s entirely possible to spend a chilled day here! You should however allow three hours of you want to see it at its best!Live the gardens, with the huge water feature, well kept lawns, trees and shrubbery!The house is also great, lots of rooms and history!A great place if you are a fan of gardens and history!

Beautiful views and garden but the collection of paintings and furniture was a bit ”meh”although it’s a bit hard to compete with the natural beauty of the lake and mountainous backdrop.

Fantastic gardens on a sunny day, large variety of plants with multiple paths to wander around. Nice cafe at one end of the garden and plenty of benches and picnic areas around the garden.

We stopped at Villa Carlotta & were able to find parking along the street that involved a lovely walk along the lake to get to the Villa’s entrance. We bought tickets with no wait & took a lift to the upper level as I cannot do a lot of steps. The walk through the gardens is many shady with only a few views of the lake. There were not a lot flowers & this was June. There are benches throughout enabling a rest. The Villa museum itself was interesting due to items displayed in the rooms but not impressive architecture when compared to Isola Bella we toured the day before. There was no extra charge to go into the Villa museum. It was a pleasant way to spend a pretty morning. We ate a lovely lunch on the terrace overlooking the lake at the nearby Grand Hotel Tremezzo.

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Fascinating to see the original art work preserved after the world war bombing that almost destroyed it. The room is light and climate controlled to attempt to protect the artwork.We paid €15 each to get in. Worth the price to see it, but there's not much else to see. It's a very small museum.I believe tours start approximately every 15 to 30 minutes, but call ahead or be prepared for a short wait to enter. They only sell 35 tickets to each time slot and it's hard to predict demand.The pictures of the damage to the building and courtyard from the war were moving and help one to realize that, in war, no one cares about anything of significant value...only an appetite for destruction.It's heartbreaking to realize how self-destructive our human nature really is. Makes me long to put off the natural man and rise above those natural tendencies.

Beautiful! You only get 15 minutes in the room. No bags or food are allowed but you can lock up everything before you go in. Tickets sell out very fast so buy them well in advance or book a walking tour!!!

This is a perfect way to display this type of a masterpiece. Tickets booking online , you have to watch the website to book. Make sure you are aware of your time on your ticket .very small groups Entry is through a series of climate control doors and exhibits that show a lot of the history of the content and the mural. It's impossible to describe this is just everything you expected to be. Pictures of must stop if you're anywhere within a day's travel in the world.

Leonardo's Last Supper Museum was a great experience. The staff were friendly and the tickets were very affordable. The scale of the painting themselves are also nothing short of amazing. You do need to book tickets in advance, and they should be booked far in advance. I would recommend you not book with a third party and book directly with the museum as this is more affordable.

Tickets must be purchased online. During my visit the green pass is needed to obtain your physical tickets. My tickets were 23+ EU because I selected an English tour guide which was worth it because our tour guide was very knowledgeable and passionate. You’re only allow to appreciate the amazing art work for 15 minutes, which is a bummer wish I could’ve stayed longer.

Definitely a must see in Milan and you can try to buy the tickets online although that option might be hard for last minute bookings. Alternative book tours via the normal websites and I would definitely recommend a guided tours. If the guide is good, you will learn a lot. You can only stay 15 minutes appreciating the last supper

For my visit date, the online tickets were no longer available. I contacted the group sales and they told me that 18 days before any given visit date, any unsold group tickets are released for individual online purchases. So, I kept re-checking the website and I was able to buy 2 tickets but I had to be quick.The museum has nice displays showing the restoration work as well as photos of the church from the WW2 bombings. It is truly amazing that the painting survived.

So much history and stories with this famous mural. Ever since I watched the Monuments Men (movie), I wanted to see this mural. A few years ago, I came to Europe to see the Altarpiece and the Madonna as depicted in the same movie. So today, I’ve completed my wish to see the three major artworks from that movie. The only problem with wanting to see this last minute was literally impossible. First of all, the 20-euro entrance tickets were only available every 4-months and they sold out within minutes once released to the public. The only other option was to sign up with an 100-euro guided tour (comes with a lengthy city tour). Even that was requiring 10-20 days prior reservation. I searched online for hours and eventually found a tour with only two tickets available (there must have been a cancellation) for the next day. Though pricy, it was worth the whole 15-minutes I got to spent with history. The mural had fallen on hard time as the colors were quite faded and each group was limited to 15 minutes. The doors must be sealed during each group’s viewing.

A beautiful painting and one of the greatest masterpieces ever! As you cant enter without reservation, you need to lan your trip according to its availability but its worth it. You need to plan 3 months in advance if you want to visit in the weekend!

Unfortunately we haven't been able to enter as tickets were sold out and apparently you need to book 3 months in advance which is crazy. The museum from outside looks beautiful which was our consolation

Tickets go on sale 2 months in advance and they do sell out. Luckily I bought my tickets in advance because we saw multiple people turned away at the door the day we went. The website is a bit challenging to navigate, but a necessity. I gave the four star rating because I think they could make it more accessible for people. You have to go with a tour group, which is not ideal, but fine. The work itself is, of course, incredible and the preservation/restoration process is quite impressive.

You should definitely book your ticket way ahead! Three weeks in advance we could only get our hands on a combination ticket for the last supper, the castello and various museums (quite expensive)Bring your ID, as the security checks are similar to the airport. You also only get 15 minutes (sharp) inside - on the other hand it is not crowded at all.We did it, because it was a once in a lifetime experience and as such worth it

It's a must visit if you're in Milan. You get to learn some fascinating facts about how the Last Supper survived the WW2 and how it was restored. Better book in advance as tours are quite pricey. You don't get much time to look at the actual painting, so be prepared! Also videos are not allowed.

It's very beautiful, and worth going at nearly any price. But the actual price is like €12, and the tour price is like €75. But you have to get your tickets well in advance because the tour companies buy up all the ticket spots, and it's basically scalping, which is really unsavory. But the museum is not motivated to do anything about it, so you're stuck paying a 500% markup for essentially nothing. So get your tickets early so that you don't have to pay the tour guide premium. The tour guide adds almost no value to the experience, so the minute you decide to go (and you definitely should go), get on line and buy your tickets, so you don't get caught in the tour guide markup scalping racket.

One of the best well-organized visiting tours. My photos don’t do justice to what you’ll see with your own eyes and what you’ll feel with all your senses. You get exactly 15 minutes in the refectory to admire the Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece fresco. Buy your ticket from the official store, they announce a date when they’ll post the tickets for the next 3 months. Be quick and efficient because they sell out very fast. The group has a small number of people, so it’s not crowded and you can admire it from all the angles and look at the details.

It’s worth going if you’re an art lover. You get a great view of the fresco but you are limited in time.

Step into a world of serenity and divine elegance at the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore. Nestled in theheart of Milan, this hidden gem offers a truly enchanting experience for those seeking solace and spiritual connection.As I entered through the priority entrance, I was instantly mesmerized by the breathtaking beauty that unfolded before my eyes. The church's ornate architecture, adorned with intricate frescoes and delicate stucco work, transported me to a place of tranquility and reverence.The soft glow of sunlight streaming through stained glass windows illuminated the space, casting a magical ambiance upon the ancient walls. The heavenly hues of blues, golds, and pinks created a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors, evoking a sense of awe and wonder.The ethereal music, resonating from the hidden choir loft, added a celestial touch to the atmosphere. The harmonious melodies filled the air, uplifting my spirit and inviting me to immerse myself in the sacredness of the moment.

I had the honor to be able to visit here and saw the painting of The Last Supper. The tour was amazing and informative. It was in English. I learned a lot about the history and the painting in the tour. The ticket had to be booked in advance, with the window opening 3 months ahead. The ticket usually sold out very quickly so plan accordingly. There will be lockers to store personal belongings.

As rude as the service desk woman was, the paintings made up for it!Both the Last Supper and Crucification are ginormous! Would have never expected them to be this big! Really well maintained!Definitely breathtaking experience!

First of all, by the ticket in advance, if it is for summer time, at least a month in advance. We visited in January which is a quiet month but on the day of our visit we saw many people trying to buy a ticket but everything spot was fully booked for the day. So even for low season book two weeks in advance and the tickets are rigorous and specific for the slot you booked. If you try to use your ticket go in earlier or later, you not gonna be able to use it and you will lose your ticket. Arrive 30 minutes in advance so you don’t take the risk to no find the place. Just 15 minutes inside but it was enough to contemplate perhaps the best painting of Da Vinci.

I needed to order the tickets three months ago before I went in....And also you can be inside only for 15 minutes after that you are kicked out literally.... Yeah it's a masterpiece but I don't think it's worth the time you need to wait to join and than see it only for 15 minutes....These are just some of the pictures and the videos I took of the Cenacolo, The church, surrounding area and other....

You will have 30 minutes to visit this masterpiece!! Try to book with the guide you will get decent explanation of the painting . Maybe it doesn’t look so attractive but 30 minutes will be enough to leave you speechless. It is important to know that booking has to be done 2 months in advance due to to high demand.Once again i am happy to witnessed such an art !

I Reccomend buying tickets in advance as today and most days they are sold out. It's very interesting seeing such an iconic picture. You get a strict 15 minutes in the room but more than enough time.

I finally got to see the Last Supper, which I had always wanted to see someday.We bought tickets in advance and were ushered inside at the appropriate time. The system was well organized and we were able to see the show comfortably. It is better to be punctual.The Last Supper itself is not a spectacular painting, but I was surprised that a 500 year old painting has survived so well.I highly recommend a visit when you are in Milan.

The painting everyone have heard about. Remember to turn around and see the other painting in the other end - it’s great to. Not the biggest challenge to get in, we were part of a group and hence had tickets in advance. There is toilets and a small nice garden and a shop

This is the place that hosts one of the most important paintings ever.Just get tickets in advance, since showings are limited and enjoy!

Everything from the pick up of your ticket to the visit itself went very smoothly. All staff spoke perfect english and was very professional and polite. Really recommend visit.A little thing that maybe was a bit tricky is the reservation process. I bought the ticket from the official website then through the service VIVATICKET. I had to constantly check for availability on the day I wanted to go. Luckily found a free spot at a convenient day and time but really recommend to book lot in advance.

Definitely one of the must see site in your next visit in Milano.One of the most known painting in the world. You probably saw a photo or replica, but there is nothing like the experience to stand in front of it in the actual room it decorates.It's impossible to get tickets in the tickets office you must booked long time in advance, I got it through a local tour guide few days before and still it was very limited in time slots. It is more expensive but you can enjoy the story about the history of the painting.

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Much more of a place to see than a place to shop - unless you are there for few designer shops. Always mega crowded, many cafes but unfortunately typical tourist traps, good for a drink but you would have much better places if you just walk away 500m in any direction.

Definitely a beautiful spot to take pictures and visit some luxury stores. It's honestly a lot smaller than I thought it would be. It's just a walk through outdoor mall with a select number of stores and a few restaurants. Nice to walk through for a few minutes.Visit earlier in the morning if you want to get pictures without anyone in them!

Absolutely beautiful! Every store window makes you want to go in and shop! The architecture and overall beauty is breathtaking! We walked in and out of every section and were in awe with the magnificent structure. The amount of people was crazy! We happened to be there during fashion week and there were models dressed and taking photos everywhere! If you go to Milan you have to go to the Galleria!!!

The architecture is simply stunning and so beautiful. There are restaurants, clothing stores and much more. The place is very nice to take a picturesque view. Fashion starts from here so it is a must to see when in Milan

Not sure how to describe this place correctly. Shopping center with the most famous brands. Most people visit it just to take a look and make a photo.It makes sense to visit just to close point "to see the most famous shopping gallery in Europe". In general, nothing special.Nice stationary shop with a some unique souvenirs.

This place is Milan masterpiece. It’s so beautiful you will enjoy watching the great historical architecture of this mall. They have the best luxury designers boutiques and many restaurants and coffee shops

The Gallery is just next to Dome Square and is a place where everyone has something to look for ir watch at. The grandeur of the architecture is eye-catching and the same are the prices in the shop windows! The roofed pedestrian streets and adjacent buildings were built between 1865-1877/78 and intended as an elegant walking and later as high-class shopping area. It is very well preserved today.

A must visit if you are traveling to Milan. The high glass ceilings give the feeling of grandness unlike any other shopping complex. A magnificent structure with great restaurants and posh shops.

Truly an amazing building! Even if you're not into expensive brands or shopping, I'd still really recommend visiting here. It's incredibly beautifully decorated from the walls to the ceiling (:

I arrived in the evening that every store already all closed, but the galleria still amazing to visit and take photos. So beautifully and artistically designed! Enjoyed window shopping as well as each store has nice display though it’s closed. A must visit spot while in Milan!

Had an amazing dinner at Galleria, so good didn't even wait to start eating to take pictue. Did some window shopping didn't have long enough visit planned. Next time we have a better idea where ti spend the bulk of our time in Italy.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a masterpiece of architecture and shopping in Milan, Italy! Its stunning glass and iron structure create a breathtaking ambiance. Strolling through the gallery's luxurious boutiques, cafes, and restaurants is an elegant experience. The intricate mosaic floors are a visual treat, and the magnificent glass dome allows natural light to flood the space. It's a perfect blend of history and modernity, offering an unforgettable shopping and cultural journey. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring Milan's beauty and charm! ✨🛍️🍝

What a remarkably beautiful place – inside and out! Magnificent. An exquisite demonstration of unparalleled artistry and skill. The architecture, the murals and pretty much everything else. The attention to detail is simply wow-inspiring. Full of elegant shops and upscale dining establishments, the Galleria creates an ambiance of beauty while maintaining a luxurious price range. Standing in the middle and gazing up at the mesmerizing murals, each one depicting a different continent, is the pinnacle of this experience.Great vibes.

The building itself is gorgeous and mesmerizing. We had a good time walking around. It’s also fun to look around the luxury stores but other than that there isn’t much to do or look at. It’s also extremely crowded to the point that it gets difficult to walk.

This place screams of Luxury! Literally littered with the most expensive brands in the world. Crowded with locals and tourists alike, best visited early in the morning. Don't forget to step on the Bull's balls and spin 3 times for luck!

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan is an architectural masterpiece. Its grandeur was palpable as I stroll under the soaring glass ceiling adorned with intricate designs.The luxury boutiques, cafes, and restaurants add to the allure, creating an unforgettable experience. Whether you're admiring the mosaic floors or marveling at the historic significance, this iconic landmark would never fail to impress you. A must-visit for anyone exploring Milan's rich culture and history!"I loved it!

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a stunning architectural marvel. We visited it during last summer.Its elegant arcades and glass dome are breathtaking.As a shopaholic's paradise, it offers an incredible array of high-end brands and boutiques

What to say... Incredible conjunction of and old, historical art with great luxury kept in really high standard. Everyone will be amazed with different aspects, for me the art of this place took a lead, all designers' part was behind it. It's definitely worthy to visit this place.

The Vittorio Emanuele gallery is considered the oldest shopping gallery in Italy and is, without a doubt, absolutely stunning... The architecture, the shops, the coffehouses... Everything is a sight to behold. Well worth the visit. It is also a place with a large crowd of people, so if you want to see the place unobstructed, I recommend that you go very early in the morning.

Great place to hang out in Milan. High end designer shops along with bars and restaurants. Busy area and gets very crowded during the day, best to come early morning to avoid the crowds.

The gallery of luxury shops is large and beautiful, but it is usually filled with tourists who are just browsing and not buying anything. The prices are very high and you just can't get past the security guards to get inside the shops unless you come in a suit and look like a rich man. So you can walk around there for about 10 minutes but no more.

This gorgeous mall is one of the first malls to ever have been built!.. or so they say 😌… gorgeous always, but lot of tourists restaurants and cafes, which I don’t like eating at but it’s a good place to walk around and enjoy the structure and decor.

This shopping mall has the old charm and sophistication. The floor, the roof and overall architecture of the building are stunning. Famous signature brands have shops here. This is a place for the rich. There are several restaurants here as well.

Amazing place with lots of food and shopping arenas. An evening hangout to remember. High end shopping plaza with wide variety of the services. Definitely recommend also the Duomo cathedral is adjacent to it another excellent place to visit.

I absolutely love this place. High-end shops and restaurants in an outdoor town center - like environment mixed with classic Italian architecture. Both beautifully ornate and functional...

This is the famous location where you can shop with some of the top designers in the world while experiencing a shopping gallery unlike any other. Everything about the place and atmosphere oozes money, fashion, and exquisite taste. The architecture and attention to detail are stunning. The floors are beautiful and picturesque. Go early to avoid as much crowd as possible, because taking pictures can prove to be difficult due to so many others are trying to do the same thing, with some people not even caring and walking into your shot without a care in the world, or being so caught up in the elegance that they innocently have no clue. Don't be afraid to speak up and politely ask people to step aside in order to take a picture.

Many of the high end fashion and accessory brands were represented here. The tiles and the architectural were beautiful. Stunning architecture! Lots of people here making it one of the top attractions in Milano. Metro’s Red Line M1 drops you off at the front of this small, but beautiful mall from the past.

The most famous luxury shopping center in Milan.Most of the designer brands have a branch here.A unique experience like traveling into the history😍Even at night looking more amazing

Iconic and historical place to visit when in Milan. Within reach by subway Duomo. Also trams are nearby. Plenty of highend designer brands and restaurants in this shopping area. Weekends and public holidays are super crowded.

From the moment you step into the Galleria, you are transported into a world of elegance and luxury. The grand entrance, with its majestic archways, beckons you inside. Once you pass through the threshold, the stunning glass-vaulted ceiling captures your attention. The natural light that filters through the ceiling creates a bright, inviting atmosphere, adding to the Galleria's allure.The Galleria is laid out in a cross-shaped structure, with two intersecting arcades lined with high-end shops, cafes, and restaurants. Walking through the Galleria is a feast for the eyes, as the historic architecture combines beautifully with modern storefronts. The mosaic floors are intricate works of art in themselves, and you can spend time admiring the different patterns as you stroll through the space.For those who love shopping, the Galleria offers a luxurious experience with some of the most prestigious Italian and international brands. Whether you're browsing for fashion, accessories, or souvenirs, there's something for every taste. Even if you're not planning to make any purchases, window-shopping in such a magnificent setting is a delight.

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, located in Milan, Italy, is a stunning example of 19th-century architecture and one of the world's oldest shopping malls. Built between 1865 and 1877, this elegant arcade is named after the first king of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II. Its impressive glass dome, intricate mosaics, and ironwork make it a visual delight. The Galleria is home to luxury brands, high-end boutiques, and historic cafes, offering a unique shopping and dining experience. It also serves as a popular gathering place and a symbol of Milanese style and sophistication. Visiting the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a must for anyone interested in architecture, fashion, and Italian culture.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is an incredible shopping destination! The architecture is breathtaking, with its stunning glass dome and elegant design. The selection of high-end stores and cafes makes it a perfect place for shopping and dining. We had a fantastic time exploring everything it has to offer. And this the oldest active shopping mall..Highly recommend visiting! Watch our full experience on our YouTube channel, Sanjee with Randi...

Well, this location is for sure on your want to go list 😁We recommend visiting the Galleria early in the morning if you want to take some nice photos!After 09:00 it’s already crowded!Well, if you sold your car and maybe your house, you can enter the shops of course and buy some clothes 😁😁

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan is a magnificent architectural masterpiece that seamlessly blends history, luxury, and culture. It's renowned for its stunning glass roof and intricate mosaic floors, offering a grand ambiance that's perfect for leisurely strolls or enjoying a coffee at one of its elegant cafes. The gallery houses prestigious boutiques like Prada and Gucci, making it a paradise for fashion enthusiasts. Its central location near the Duomo also makes it a convenient and must-visit landmark for anyone exploring Milan.

It is a gorgeous place with its mosaics and glass dome that is also one of the oldest shopping centers. You can find a lot of high end fashion brands’ stores and historic dining places here. I would highly recommend everyone visiting Milan to set foot here at least ones. Also do not forget to step on the bull and swirl three times for good luck :)

This is THE spot in Milan for fashion. At least for window shopping :). The combination of the historic Cathedral, the main Piazza, and the modeling “shows” that are always happening in the Galleria, this is the ultimate Milanese historic feeling! I am a fan of it in the evening around and after sunset, especially in the summer. One can spend hours walking in and out of the area and hitting all sorts of shopping options, historic sites, and, restaurants and bars. Definitely a must while visiting Milan!

Our family recently explored the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the experience was nothing short of stunning.The architecture of the Galleria is awe-inspiring, with its elegant design and intricate detailing. Walking through the historic passageways, we felt transported to a bygone era of grandeur and sophistication. The kids were fascinated by the intricate mosaics, high glass ceilings, and the general sense of opulence that permeated the surroundings.However, for a family on a budget, the allure of the luxury shops and designer boutiques was bittersweet. While window shopping was enjoyable, the reality was that most of the items on display were way beyond our financial reach. It's essential for families to be aware that this is more of an experience destination than a budget-friendly shopping spot.On a positive note, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the Galleria is not just about shopping. We took a moment to enjoy a coffee in one of the historic cafes, soaking in the ambiance and people-watching, which added a pleasant touch to our visit.In summary, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a must-visit for its architectural marvel and historical significance. Families should approach it with the understanding that the shopping experience might be more aspirational than practical, but the overall ambiance and cultural richness make it a worthwhile stop, even if you're not planning to splurge on designer goods.

One of the prettiest malls in the world. If you are anywhere near the Milan area, it's worth the time to swing over to come experience this mall for yourself!

A beautiful place with lots of shopping and places to eat. Very high-end shopping places. The place is beautiful with all the designs and beauty of the buildings which were restored. There is so much to see around this area, like the Duomo cathedral, Da Vinci Last Supper portrait (you can take a tour on these), and a castle, which is very crowded I recommend seeing that first thing in the morning. You don't need a tour for this.

Visiting Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is an absolute must! By day, explore luxury shopping in this stunning architectural gem. At night, the rooftop transforms into a magical spot with breathtaking views and a vibrant taste of Milan’s nightlife. Perfect blend for a memorable vacation!

Stunning architecture but I don’t understand the hype. Most of the brands here have better stores with air conditioning (almost none had it or if had it kept so hot, that I can only imagine how nasty would be having to try a piece of clothing other people tried before with 37C temperatures outside.)

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Enjoyed a quick visit to this iconic attraction.Really loved the ability to venture in the rooftop which was surprising and awesome (despite the ongoing restoration work).Views from the top are fantastic.The inside is grand too.Staff were helpful and polite.Although it could benefit from better signage.Access inside to some areas restricted 😏

Highly recommend visiting the rooftop. Unlike any other climbs I have done throughout Europe in cathedral towers. This is definitely not one to miss. You are walking amongst really cool architecture. We took the stairs, manageable and not too difficult, but there is also an elevator. The elevator does book up so I recommend booking in advance if you are looking for a specific time slot. Get your ticket across from the cathedral in the museum. If you are military member (including USA military) you can get a free entrance and rooftop ticket, go to the info point not the museum to get your free ticket.

Cathedral is amazing. Impressive, big, beautiful. Definitely recommend to go on the terrace (rooftop). We bought ticket on the web but we still had to wait in line for a while to get in. The line was long, but it was quickly decreasing. Worth every euro.

Massive and beautiful cathedral. The inside is breathtaking and the outside is filled with so many intricate details. There is something to see everywhere.Archealogical site was also interesting to visit.Would recommend buying tickets from the ticket machine. Buying online costs 1€ extra convenience fee.

Wednesdays are a holiday some facilities may be closed.In October 2023 there were renovations going on.But overall a magnificent monument.Tickets can be bought online also but there is a transaction charge , it's easy to just buy at the counter in an adjoining building.Opening slots are across the day and it's worth checking in the timings before arriving to get the maximum out of the trip.Doumo is the cathedral building and terraces are the access to it's rooftop which is definitely worthwhile a good view to the plaza below and seeing the structure close up.Stairs are steep but if you don't have any major health issues it can be climbed , alternatively lifts are available.

You can get tickets at the ticket office electronically if you go on weekdays, but it seemed very crowded on the Monday we visited. For 10€ the ticket also includes entry to the Museum, which is even more amazing in my opinion. Photography is allowed (No Flash!) so make sure your phone has plenty of storage to keep your beautiful pictures.

A wonderful view of the city and an impressive building. Early morning booking recommended in high season. There are more impressive interiors in Europe, but if you are only in Milan, worth a visit. You can get a quick look even if only doing the terraces.

Such an amazing place. I have not actually been in side the cathedral itself, but it looks absolutely fantastic from the outside. The architecture of it is so sophisticated and the level of detail in it is design is mind blowing. There is a gold statue on the top. I heard Italian Mafias tried to rob this gold statue by attaching it to a helicopter, but the police managed to retrieve it.

What must amazed me was being walking on the top of the roof, which is not common.The Duomo is big, the architecture of the outside is very impressive and beautiful.The church inside, based on the other churches I have seen before, this one didn’t impressive. As any other European church, of course is beautiful and it’s big, I have seen better ones.But, I think you should go because every perspective is always different and it’s worth it.I took the lift (elevator) to go to the top. This entrance is on the right side of the back of the church. Opposite side where you can buy the tickets.IMPORTANT: for women you tummy needs to be cover and your shoulders. I had a tide dress and it wasn’t a problem. My husband had shorts and a t-shirt and he was fine go inside.The elevator doesn’t go down, it’s only to go up. We took the stairs to come down.

The church is very beautiful especially at the front and at the side. If you want a perfect picture, I recommend going early because there are a lot of tourists. For the entrance to the main church and going up the church/terraces, buy it in advance online so you don't need to buy physically and I think sometimes tickets get sold out.

By far my favorite part of Milan!I could honestly stare at this all day and never get tired of all the fine details.It's absolutely incredible, the time and dedication it took to make this. To see it in person is truly breathtaking.We bought tickets online before hand so we chose a time and only waited with the others that had our time stamp tickets which took maybe 5 minutes to get inside.We also got tickets to go up top to the roof. We chose the stairs, and were informed that those tickets are actually separate and don't need a time to go up. You can use them any time of day until 6pm, the last group that can go up. And they're valid for 3 days. So you can see the inside at your designated time and then any time go up within the 3 days. Also many online sources say that men are required to wear pants, but during very hot summer months shorts are allowed.Now I can cross it off my bucket list, but am also now determined to see it as many more times as I can!

The religious church is the main attraction in Milan.An awe-inspiring work of true grandeur. The building is adorned with an abundance of sculptures on both sides. I was truly privileged to have had the opportunity to witness such breathtaking views from different vantage points.

A very impressive place. The interior of Duomo is ginormous and makes a great impression. The light going through the colorful widows and the art work are amazing.I strongly recommend to go to the top and see all the details of the construction. There are multiple beautiful sculptures wherever you turn around and you have a great view of the city.Must visit when in Milan

Incredible architecture. Bought tickets at the door for the terrace and the wait time was very reasonable. Definitely recommend going up to see it. We chose the stairs ticket but you can get a ticket for the lift as well. We also bought the cover-ups but saw many people did just go in wearing tank tops etc.

Beautiful Gothic church stated building in 1386 made of marble stone. Lots of details not seen at a simple glance. You need a guided tour to see and understand lots of hidden interest. Very nice place to visit and learn about history.

A breathtaking and humbling experience.It's incredible what the different artists achieved back then.I totally recommend taking a guided tour (they are outside searching for new customers) as it also gives you fast-track access and you won't need to melt under the Sun in summer.

It’s a must! Absolutely gorgeous both in and out. I recommend getting the elevator lift so once you’re up there your not too tired to take pics and enjoy the great views. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. If you have a specific time I recommend booking online in advance but if you have no prior engagement throughout the day you can purchase them at the office.

This was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen.I came on a rainy day in December. Tickets were online and cost 16 regular 8 reduced. While this is a little steep, you can really spend 1-2 hours here. It is a lot of stairs but can be done in only a few minutes, and if you’re able-bodied it shouldn’t be an issue.Once at the viewing platform, the views are CRAZY! Super beautiful on every side and it is so cool to be walking along the outside of the roof of the church. Surreal.Another set of stairs takes you to the actual roof where the views are even better. Incredibly beautiful and historical architecture. Coming down the stairs you enter the Cathedral itself which is adorned with sculptures, painting, and more beautiful architecture. We came on a Sunday so we were able to observe a mass as well.This was an absolutely wonderful experience. It’s famous for a reason, don’t miss it!

I visited here during my trip to Milano Italy. Beautiful fascinating architecture. Beautiful and detailed architecture. I used the staircase to go up because the Lifts were sold out. If you plan to visit, check the dress code and lift availability.

For sure the architecture of the Cathedral is incredible taking account that it took over six hundred years to finish. All the spikes, sculptures were breath taking. It's the real object of religious culture. Worth seeing. Maybe not sleeping beneath it. Concrete floor is hard for your back :)

The cathedral is breath taking. So many intricate details & something interesting to see everywhere you look. Recommend getting tickets in advance to go in during peak season, the line can also get very long - make sure you have water when its hot! Make sure knees and shoulders are covered if you are going inside. Worth doing the roof top walk too.

Breathtaking. Get the combo pass with the lift and museum. After you do the rooftop, you can gain instant access to the Duomo church and bypass the Duomo line. Also included is the dioceses museum. It’s really worth a visit. Highlight of my trip. to Milan.

A breathtaking masterpiece, with its intricate gothic architecture and stunning marble facade. The panoramic views from the terrace are worth the climb, providing a unique perspective of Milan. Inside, the vast interior and beautiful stained glass windows leave a lasting impression. The intricate details of the sculptures and artwork showcase the skill and dedication of the artisans. A must-visit for anyone seeking a glimpse into the rich history and artistic beauty of Milan.

Visiting Milan Duomo with my family, including two kids, was an overall okay experience, but a few aspects left us with mixed feelings.The cathedral itself is a breathtaking masterpiece, with its intricate architecture and stunning design. Our kids were fascinated by the grandeur of the exterior and the history behind this iconic landmark. However, our enthusiasm was somewhat dampened by the extensive security measures at the entrance. While safety is undoubtedly important, the level of scrutiny felt exaggerated, making the entry process a bit tedious, especially with children in tow.One major downside during our visit was the ongoing renovation work. It impacted the overall ambiance and obstructed some of the views, diminishing the full splendor of this historical site.Additionally, the cost of going up in the tower with the elevator was a bit steep (17 EUR / person if I remember correctly). We opted to skip the tower ascent due to the high cost, which was disappointing considering it's one of the main attractions.On a positive note, the interior of the cathedral was awe-inspiring, and exploring the surrounding square was a delightful experience. The vibrant atmosphere and surrounding shops and cafes added to the charm of the visit.In conclusion, Milan Duomo is undoubtedly a must-visit, but potential visitors should be aware of the renovation work and be prepared for the associated challenges. The security measures could be more streamlined, and the pricing for additional experiences like the tower ascent may need reconsideration, particularly for families with children.

The cathedral is very impressive. The structure, the decoration, the sculptures, the paintings - literally everything is beautiful. A must-see when visiting Milan. It is worth noting that the staff at the cathedral are very helpful.The view from the roof is equally spectacular, so it's worth a visit there too. You can use the stairs or the lift.For both the cathedral and the rooftop, you can (and should) buy tickets in advance to avoid long queues.

As soon as you approach the grand piazza where the cathedral stands, the sheer magnitude of its Gothic architecture takes your breath away. From a distance, the intricate spires seem to reach toward the sky, giving the structure an ethereal and almost otherworldly presence.The façade of the cathedral is a masterpiece, with countless statues and sculptures adorning its surface. Up close, you can appreciate the craftsmanship of each carving, and it feels like every inch of the exterior tells a story. The detail is mesmerizing, and you can easily lose track of time taking in all the different elements.Upon entering the cathedral, the space opens up into a vast, dimly lit sanctuary that exudes a sense of reverence and history. The stained-glass windows are breathtaking, with vibrant colors that cast beautiful hues across the stone walls. Each window depicts different scenes from the Bible, and they are among the largest and most stunning I've ever seen.The interior is grand, with high vaulted ceilings and ornate chapels lining the sides. The statues and artwork within each chapel are awe-inspiring, and you can tell that immense care has been taken to preserve the historical integrity of the space. The sense of calm and tranquility is a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city outside.The highlight of my visit was ascending to the rooftop terrace. The view from the top is simply spectacular—you can see all of Milan spread out before you, with the city's modern skyline in the distance. Walking among the spires and statues gives you a unique perspective on the cathedral's architectural marvel. It's a must-do experience if you visit the Duomo.

Breathtaking experience going up to the roof top of the Duomo Cathedral. I used the lift rather than the stairs with a fast pass tickets.You can buy your tickets either online or at the Duomo shop- get tickets ahead of the date you intend to visit as places gets booked up fast.Well worth the visit

We pre-purchased fast track pass with lift access tickets so that we could skip the line and take the elevator up to the terraces. Our ticket time was for Thursday morning at 10am which was nice because it was not so crowded and we avoided the afternoon heat. The architecture is absolutely stunning and the views from the terraces are incredible. Highly recommend making time to see this beautiful historical landmark.

A must to go inside & to the top.We went early in the morning - lines were long. When we returned to the square later the afternoon for a walking tour there were no lines. (Not sure if that applies to every day). Beautiful inside. Audio guides available. Buy tickets online.Buy ticket to go to the roof inside when you get the audio guide

In the heart of Milan lies the Castello and the Duomo. I never thought it would live up to the hype, but it kinda does. Beautiful, surrounded by high end and budget shops alike. It really shines in the sun because you can see the church is slightly pink. The view from the top is spectacular but you may wanna take the lift as the stairs are narrow and lots of them. The inside is beautiful as well. Well worth seeing if in Milan.

My absolute favorite place on earth. Just completed my third visit in three years. It’s a people watching place. Nice outdoor cafes surround the large piazza. It’s always busy and full of energy. The Duomo is amazing.

What can be said about Milan's most important symbol? We had tickets for an event on the terrace of the Duomo, and the experience was truly incredible. We listened to classical music there. The impressive statues, Gothic architecture, and the breathtaking view of Milan made it an unforgettable experience.

Duomo is definitely a must-visit place in Milan. You should buy the tickets before. The artwork, the architecture, is breathtaking.I recommend buying the ultimate ticket with fast track. Only costs 30€ but totally worth it. It allows you to go to the roof, the cathedral, the museum, and a couple of more places.The museum is closed on Wednesdays.

Amazing piece of art. I can walk around this monument hours and always find new detail. The main entrance doors just amazing how detail it is.The area like a big picture. Every building, every piece of the stone laid on the ground is amazing.I can continue this for days.

Beautiful and overwhelming. We bought fast track ticket on-line, got a lift to the top of the roof and the route there was well organized from the roof straight inside to the church. The ticket included the museums too. It was Sunday and there was a mass going on. Beautiful singing echoing all around you.

The rooftop is definitely something you should do if you are visiting. Book tickets online! They are kind of expensive 14 euros if you take the stairs but you can get them reduced to 7 if you are a student. The view on top is terrific and you can look right down onto the plaza. I would also recommend going inside where photos are allowed but it is still an active cathedral so being quiet is important.

Must see if you are in Milan. The official tour is amazing. We had a completely separate entrance with no lineup and tour priority for the rooftop. On top of all these, the tour is actually cheaper than buying the individual tickets. Our tour guide was amazing too.

One of the most special buildings I have been in- it is truly a work of art in architectural form. We did the roof tour which I would wholeheartedly recommend despite its increased price. You can see so much of Milan from the roof and it is great for photography. The inside of the cathedral is also very impressive. Probably the number one sight in Milan and well worth a visit.

Your English comment:Such an awesome spot!It has so many stories it can tell, especially if you are able to detect the smallest details.Surrounded by great hotels, restaurants, shops and even more, if you are planning to go for a walk, I can ensure your satisfaction.

The looking is amazing , we bought the ticket online to the top , so can get in first to look at top , it’s a good experience. This church is at the center of Milan , next to is the most famous shopping area . Sitting there to watch the artists singing or dance , it’s very relaxing, but remember to bring the umbrella, it’s always rain , the weather there is so changeable. Besides , It’s better to buy the tickets on line for enter the church first so can go in without stand in the long line .

Such an incredible cathedral. Standing tall in the middle of Milano, it makes for a striking backdrop.I still find it incredible that you can walk on the roof and appreciate it up close and personal.The most incredible views over the city.The inside is equally as impressive. I would suggest purchasing the €30 combined ticket which also gives you access to the museum, Cathedral tower, Archeological dig and the Crypt.There is also an amazing art exhibition in the museum that shows the history of the Duomo.You have 3 days to use the pass so you can take your time.

We got the fast track + lift ticket, which was a great option. The entrance was on the back side of the building, there was no line, and we used an elevator to go to the balcony levels. The building and the view from the roof were absolutely stunning. There was no lift to go down, and we used regular stairs to get inside the building. There were also two extra places to visit downstairs, which were included in our ticket.

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A wonderful space designed in thematic segments for the happiness of children, like a puzzle. Manufactured with good aesthetic taste, meant to capture the energy in a functionality of the fairytale landscape. We were more than happy ❣.

My little one loved the park! Park is quite quiet in March. We went on some of her favourite rides on repeat! Loads of interaction time with the characters. All the staff are extremely helpful and friendly. We arrived with suitcases. Easy to store at reception for €10.

We stayed whole Sunday over there, my 2,5 years and 6 years kid enjoyed it a lot! Great fun on summer day. Food is expensive as the toys, but drinks are the same more or less like everywhere in Italy. There's mini Italy as well as a small area with animals. The park is not big but the day goes away quickly and there's still plenty to see.

The park is great for kids and parents. The tickets are buy one and then register for a future reentry. The park is great and many rides. The shows are excellent productions. The park has a reptile house and aquarium. The food is not expensive. We go here twice a year. Highly recommend.

Great experience for the little ones. The park has a range of attractions to cater to all ages, from babies to 10s and 11s. The park is very clean and well organised. Probably best to spend 2 days in the park to see all the attractions as queueing can take some time. Highly recommended

My Son was so happy when we took him thereto celebrate him. He never believed though hight was a barrier for him he still enjoyed himself love 😘💕 the PLC will like to visit again

Minitalia an amusement park for children and parents. An extraordinary small-scale reproduction of the most important buildings in Italy!

The best kids place near Milano which gives you hours of fun for the whole family and every age! I recommend it for sure.

I think it was a nice un crowded season so the kids had space to move around on their own. It's well distributed with eating areas n restaurants. And the employees are great in communication .Though the map is kind of confusing if it can be done better it will be great . And the photos with the characters are so expensive.

A fantastic place to spend a full day with family. This place is not just for kids, but even adults can enjoy their time.One day to cover all activities is doable especially if it is not jam-packed, but 2 days is more than enough to cover all activities.The place is very well maintained, there are plenty of eateries and toilets, and is worth the time and money.

Great albeit expensive experience for the whole family. We were 4 adults and 2 kids.The kids had a blast and us adults had a great time too.The shows and PJ masks museum are in Italian and might not be the most interesting for non Italians. All of the rest of the activities are suitable for everyone (depending on height).

The park is great, attractions are enough and fun for children of various ages. I love the farm zone and "lake" side walk area.What I would suggest:1. Shuttle bus from Milan to Leolandia - Most parks have this. The gang which you have to pass from the Capriate highway station is so dangerous, dirty and bizzare. It's the last place to be with children. You cannot say that is a "safe" passage.2. Cleanliness of the park - I would recommend having more people clean the park and restaurants area.3. Shading zone - Please consider planting trees around the park. There are not that many shading areas considering the amount of people and roads in the park. It's difficult with kids in the sun.

Great place to bring your family for a day of fun. The little italy is nice for get a moment of relax.. few place where to play with water so please don't forget the swimwear for kids.There is animal that you can feed and Sn aquarium and a reptile area.

Very nice place. Has enough entertainment for kids. Most rollercoasters start from 105cm, so smaller kids can mainly enjoy water games, Thomas train, shows and there are a few slow ones.Several areas for wood spread around, so no need to walk back and forth.Get there early. It gets crowded closer to 12-13. Waiting time is low ( 5-10 min).

Great escape day. If you have kids this is the right place to go. Went there last weekend and it was very crowded, especially the "bettola". Had to wait very long to get some food. Attractions were nice

Child 4 y.o. love it, gave a little farm and shows during all the day, possible make fotos with cartoon heroes and make up for kids

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Park with magnificent views of lake Garda, especially from the amphitheater and from the ship (Yes there’s a warship that’s been artfully recreated in the middle of the park). But aside from that, it really is a nice Italian style park with some interesting modern artworks on display. Definitely also check the valleys of wild and winding water , they have some very idyllic views.

Nestled in the picturesque town of Gardone Riviera, this historical estate is a fascinating blend of culture, art, and history. The grandeur of the architecture and the meticulous gardens are truly captivating.Walking through the grounds, you get a real sense of the eclectic and flamboyant personality of Gabriele D’Annunzio, the estate’s former owner.Highly recommended for anyone traveling in the region! Paid parking available near the entrance. Please keep 2 hours in hand to see the place at an ideal pace.

It is a citadel built by the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio.The land have a house, gardens, theaters, etc. and one mausoleum.I don't know if this construction is made at the expense of something, if the poet was good or bad. Because I think it’s very big.I understand that many things are thrown into the water, but I still don't know much about the history of Italy.In my opinion, the whole property is very eccentric.But it is worth going to meet him and take a walk through this place and his house.Is very very big, if you go in summer you need something to hydrate because the sun falls on you at all times. It happened to me and I had a heat stroke, and at home I began to feel bad.So, you need go prepare if you go in summer.

Außergewöhnliche und imposante Anlage. Ein Schiff im Garten, wer hat das schon . Zeit und Kondition mitbringen, man kann hier schon viel Zeit verbringen!(Translated by Google)Extraordinary and impressive facility. A ship in the garden, who has that? Bring time and fitness, you can spend a lot of time here!

Stunning experience. Great place to see and extremely interesting stories to listen. The guides are well prepared, and visitors are divided in small groups. I would recommend to have even smaller groups organised as rooms and hallways are very narrow and access to the rooms is very limited.I woud also recommend to get some prior information regarding Gabriele D’Annunzio in order to better understand his character and therefore his choices and eclectic style. Make sure to take the time to visit all corners of the huge garden and wear very comfortable shoes.

It is a bizzare, eclectic journey through the eyes of an Italian poet, collector, and maybe even a psychopath. D'Annunzio was a character, for sure. We are still contemplating this unique adventure even a week after the tour. Dogs are welcomed, but not in his house. Apollo could not finish watching the video because he got bored.

If you are interested in self branding you MUST visit this place. The poet who first build his own brand, who use “today’s” marketing tools to sell his own postcards, who collected around 8 millions euros in todays value from his poems! He build a pantheon for himself, new religion, became a War Hero, “bombed” Vienna with propaganda leaflets! Got a titles “il Vate” and “il Profeta” - the Poet and the Prophet. You can study Symbols, Secrets and Magic of self branding.

Incredible. Totally recommended doing the tour inside the house.I don’t put the fifth star because I booked the tour in English but was in Italian anyways

Sehr schön und abwechslungsreich. Man kann hier locker 2-3 Stunden verbringen. Mit der Villa Führung muss man auf Zeiten achten, bei uns war die nächste erst in 4 Stunden.(Translated by Google)Very nice and varied. You can easily spend 2-3 hours here. With the villa tour you have to pay attention to the times, for us the next one was only in 4 hours.

Beautiful and different museum with beautiful big garden, only you have to go to the toilets in entrance otherwise you will not have any other chance and garden is really huge.

Amazing place to visit to get to know better Gabriele D'annunzio, super fascinating character and poet. Don't miss the prioria!

Impressive hillside estate overlooking Lake Garda of Italian historical figure Gabrielle D'Annunzio, a contemporary of Mussolini. Notable features include the bow of the cruiser Puglia jutting out of the hillside. Parking lot available below the entrance.

Whilst staying in Gardone Riviera we stumbled on this place on the hillside.It was worth the €20ish Euro for two Adult tickets to visit.There is actually a large ship incorporated into this museum.We loved the views and how quiet it actually was.We would recommend it here 😀

Dieser botanische Garten ist etwas Besonderes....! Die Gestalter haben eine Mischung von M. C. Escher 's Treppen mit Irrgarten gefunden. Ein Schiff (19.Jahrhundert) steht auf ca. 130 m Höhe im Wald und ein Nashorn hängt in den Seilen.... 👍😉👌(Translated by Google)This botanical garden is something special....! The designers have found a mixture of M. C. Escher's stairs with a maze. A ship (19th century) stands at a height of approx. 130 m in the forest and a rhinoceros hangs on the ropes.... 👍😉👌

Best Museum in italy. The park is curated. The people working are dedicate to their work.We are 5 but have an extra ticket because my friend got sick. So they help us to sell the ticket as a refund.The big navy is awesome. There is also refreshment at the garden with a pond of Koi.The only negative is the toilet. It is placed under the open air arena. I suggest may be one in the entrance or at the bar for the older people.overall the experience is great highly recomended

Fantastischer Ort eines positiv verrückten Mannes mit abertausend geschenkten Gegenständen. Fühlte mich dort wohl, auch wenn es an diesem Freitag im Juli sehr heiß war.(Translated by Google)Fantastic place from a positively crazy man with thousands upon thousands of gifted items. Felt comfortable there, even though it was very hot on that Friday in July.

It’s a nice place to visit in lake Garda. We spent few hours here to see the natures and some art works. You can explore the nature and the culture in one go. Recommend a visit. Tickets need it!

Wonderful historical spot with amazing view of Garda Lake, little streets with boutiques, restaurants and Gelato kiosks.The Gabriele D'Annunzio villa and museum is another good reason to visit this clean and tidy place. Wish the whole Italy would be presented to the tourists like this place.Highly recommended

A truly incredible place. A real insight to the personal life of an extraordinary italian personality D’Annunzio. It’s hard to broture that a person could do so much and like such an extraordinary life. Worth the visit of you like to be amazed and even fickle the enjoyment of you enjoy history art poetry. But giovedì this place can be enjoyed by anyone it feels soo surreal

This place is beautiful. We visited in July and arrived around 11am. It cost us €3 to park just below the park. The villa is stunning and has so many bits to walk around and see. It cost €12 per adult and has a small bar/restaurant at the top.

Fabulous house, grounds and gardens. Breathtaking landscape, amazing view of the Garda Lake. The Building itself is so majestic and unique. So rich of Italian history and one of a kind, great testimony of the life of Gabriele D'Annunzio, his heritage permeates this place in every corner. Added value are the mausoleum, museums, the Ship Puglia but also the lovely village and church. A full day trip, very highly recommended.

This villa was really interesting. Not someone we Americans really hear about. He was a real character and very interesting person. Loved to collect a lot of things and had a sense of "style" that carried through the entire villa. If you have time I would go take a tour.

Für Kinderwagen, Behinderte mit Rollstuhl oder Rollator ein einziger Spießrutenlauf. Absolut nicht behindertengerecht und sämtliche Beschreibungen nur auf italienisch und viell. noch englisch.Ein Besuch lohnt sich nicht wirklich. Die Aussicht ist auch anderorts gut zu geniessen.(Translated by Google)A single gauntlet for strollers, disabled people with wheelchairs or walkers. Absolutely not suitable for disabled people and all descriptions are only in Italian and perhaps English.Not really worth a visit. The view can also be enjoyed elsewhere.

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Be prepared for a loong wait an hour at peak times that is for the first stageThen there is a second stage to the summit…. again you may have to wait for 15 20 minutes here Also you pay €10 for a buggy and a €2 supplement on each persons ticket !!’ Best times to go are after 3pmYou may also have to queue to come back down but not so long a waiting timeThe restaurant at the summit is very slow 30 minutes for basic sandwich and rude dismissive staff My advice is take your own food drinks with you

Mount Baldo is a stunning panoramic experience of the Italian Alps, Lake Garda of Malcesine, Italy. Cable car transporting one is itself an exhilarating ride seeing the landscape, patches of ice, meeting people who venture into paragliding. I have learned that the sport itself needs a calculating mind of the weather in general, the direction & strength of the wind & study of landscape. The jump looks easy but where the landing will take one needs calculating to eliminate any perilous jump. They may or may not jump. There's 2 restaurant on Mount Baldo, the one at Skyway is always open. Pasta, Lasagna & latte are delicious. One can just sit at the open lounge of Skyway & savor the beauty of Mount Baldo. This place is highly recommended.

An incredible morning spent on top of the world, well, Lake Garda, at least!We left quite early, enabling us to be at Cable Car to take us up there with no queueing and plenty of time to enjoy the trails on Monte Baldo. The 27 euros each was money well spent. After a spot of hiking, an ice cold beer and a cappuccino was well received at the bar. On leaving around noon we noted the crowds queueing to go up was very high. I'd suggest getting there early to avoid the crowds.All in all, a fantastic experience, and look forward to repeating it again next year.

One of the most beautiful areas near Verona. You can reach the top walking or using a cableway from Malcesine. It's amazing during the summer and magic during the winter! You can park the car at "localitå Due Pozze'l or start from "Novezza". It's like a postcard!

Beautiful views on a nice day. Go early if you plan to take the tail car or expect to wait for an extended time. Nice walks will lead you away from the crowd if you are prepared to walk for a bit.

A place you just simply have too visit. With breath taking views and a great experience makes this a family day out you won’t forget.

Beautiful and peaceful. Eating here is quite expensive here,to visit this placeit's better to take something with you to eat and drink.😊👍🏻👍🏻

Stunning vistas. A must for nature lovers

We loved it - watching paragliders, watching sheep run around, taking photos, etc.Make sure you buy tickets online.Dont go too late into the day.Bring warm clothes.Plan enough time to be up there - It is very nice so you may want to stay longer.The line for going down the mountain can be long.

Awesome view not only over Lago di Garda but also over the villages, valleys and hills in the hinterland. I took the cable car from Malcesine, which is unfortunately expensive (paid 23 Euro for return ticket) but worth it. If you don't mind to camp in the mountains a 2 days trip from the hinterland towards Lago di Gardo via Monte Baldo would definitely be amazing!

Nice views on Lake Garda. A bit of a long que to get up and get down with the cable car.

Beautiful view!And a great panoramic cablecar right to the top. Waiting 1h and 30min to enter it, but they are well organised and the view on the top is amazing!

Climbing the mountain from the bottom to the top was extremely challenging but the view afterwards definitely made up for it! Awesome view on the lake and really enjoyable nature all around.

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A great theme park to spend a day with your family or friends, cool rollercoasters and decorations. We had a lot of fun!However, there’s another side to this amusement - extremely long queues everywhere! From the rides to the toilets and restaurants. There are even lines to buy a “skip-line” ticket and then another line to skip the line. By the way, the fast passes are way too expensive. We spent all day at the park - from 11:00 to 20:00, and we managed to take 5 rides. Some attractions had 140 min waiting time. Can you force a kid to wait for 2+ hours just for 60 seconds of fun? On top of that we didn’t physically manage to see the whole area of the park because we spent most of our time waiting. This seems ridiculous to me. I know that this is a popular place in Italy and now there’s a high season, but out of respect to the guests, the management should rethink the strategy. Maybe you should set a limit to a number of visitors per day with online bookings in advance, and okay, even increase the ticket prices, but let your guests truly enjoy the experience.Overall, I can recommend visiting the park if you’re patient enough and can afford coming during the week OR paying 100€ per person.

Gardaland Park was very good, it caters for all age groups with themed areas for young kids right up to adults.Food was reasonable priced as park go.Lego Land waterpark is only for kids up to the age of 15 years old.Overall experience was very good. Visited for 2 days.

Really busy, as can be expected from nearly every amusement park. There are a lot of fun rides to go on, and the variety is great. Some easy-going ones for adventurers who don't need thirty looping to have fun, but also thrill-filles rides that will upset your stomach in the right way. Food and drink prices are okay. The entrance cost is not cheap, but is understandable. In summer it's open for a really long time, so you can definitely do everything in one day. There is one central spot for free drinking water in the cowboy village. Have fun!

The park is big for anyone to enjoy. Food is at every corner as well. Even if it seemed scary, once you go on one of them, you would want to go on each one. It's definitely an experience, I was glad I had. The waiting lines are crazy long, unfortunately, but it was expected. I strongly recommend buying a ticket online, rather than buying it there, because it can be an hours long waiting line.

Super Freizeitpark für ganz jung bis „alt“.Sehr schöne Inszenierung und Shows.Sehr schön angelegt. Viel Schatten.Kleiner Wasserpark mit Rutschen zum Abkühlen.Essen leider extrem überteuert. Hätte man für Familien attraktiver und vor allem günstiger anbieten können. Eintrittspreis wiederum OK.(Translated by Google)Great amusement park for young and old alike.Very nice production and shows.Very nicely laid out. Lots of shade.Small water park with slides to cool off.Unfortunately the food is extremely overpriced. It could have been offered more attractively and, above all, cheaper for families. Entrance price again OK.

We went here for a bit of fun one evening. We bought a night time ticket which was €24 each. It gave you access to the park from 6pm -11pm. If you are an adult with no children I would advise doing this because the wait times for all the rides were way less and the park isn’t as full.What we found is that there is something for everyone here. If you do have children it would be a great day out for all ages.There are plenty of different rollercoasters and rides. We went on the wild rapids which was an easy ride through the water and a lot of fun.We also went on Mamut which was great fun. I’d highly recommend this for a bit of fun.There is plenty of food places and souvenir shops.

It was a great time, out toddler absolutely loved the smaller rides. I will say it was a little expensive, especially since we could only go on less than half the rides cause he was too little, but well worth it to us! Everyone we came across spoke English which was a huge help! I would absolutely recommend it!

We visited on Wednesday and it was supposed to be not crowded but it was really crowded and many attractions were closed. Not enough staff, also the map at the entrance was out so we had to find another map booth after 2 hours walking inside, they need more signs on the floor it will be easier to reach the attractions, line of every ride was more than 60 minutes, and the closing time at 6 pm so we managed to do only three rides, I recommend buying fast pass as this is the only way to enjoy the day and make more rides and escape the horrible waiting time. But overall I think it's nice to visit, we visited Disney land many times and Gardaland brings some vibes of it. You can buy tickets online and no need to print it.

This is not just a rollercoaster park, it's more, full of joy and fun you'll have there, everything is settled up for your joy, one thing I definitely recommend is to take food and water with you if you don't want to spend crazy money there, food Is very expensive, hard to grab free water but you'll find one small Fontaine but doesn't taste so good. WC more than enough. You should try all roller coasters and face your fear. 🎢 always be careful about bags and it's even better to don't keep so heavy bags with you. Worth to go at least once a year. + It's better to buy a whole day ticket so you'll have time for everything and don't need to rush.

Amazing, Worth every euro!Overall, Gardaland is a fantastic amusement park that offers something for everyone. The park is clean, well-organized, and the staff are friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a fun day out with family or friends, I would highly recommend a visit to Gardaland.

It was smaller than what I thought before. The games were fantastic but u don’t have many options. Everything is almost in order. At the end to exit there was a huge traffic which the staff couldn’t control. While waiting for the games in line,u have to wait mostly under the sun. In sunny days even in October the resort should stay open at least till 9 pm.I was there in my birthday and it was a great bday for me 🩷

Absolutes Erlebnis, viel größer und moderner als erwartet! Relativ viel los, aber mit der App hat man die Wartezeiten gut im Überblick. Preise sind im Vergleich mit ähnlichen Parks in Ordnung. Lediglich kulinarisch ist der Park kein Highlight, aber dafür gibt’s eine Geteänkeflatrate.(Translated by Google)Absolute experience, much bigger and more modern than expected! Quite busy, but the app gives you a good overview of the waiting times. Prices are reasonable compared to similar parks. The park is not a culinary highlight, but there is a flat rate for drinks.

We had a fantastic day at Gardaland and Legoland Water Park. We pre-booked online and bought fast track tickets but we went on a week day that wasn’t so busy.The park is extremely well run, plenty of facilities, excellent rides and staff were friendly.The night time Magic Show was amazing, very high production quality!We will definitely come back!

Very nice and enjoyable place, for young and for adult people. But be careful with the weather forecast if you buy tickets in advance. In raining 🌧 weather the park is open, but the attractions not working, so you spent money but you took nothing for that. Meanwhile the staff is "so friendly " and explain to you how the park is open and they cannot return your money for missed day

Unfortunately, this woman in the picture, and the one behind her who did not want to turn around, ruined a beautiful day in an amusement park for one family. After a whole day full of enthusiasm, happiness, family laughter and great pleasure with which we set out from this park, the children came out crying and disappointed because these 2 women decided to close the ride at 5:50 p.m. We ran from the water park to delight the youngest member by driving through the farm, but they closed the door in front of our noses. There was no one after us, so they wouldn't have harmed anyone if they had let us drive, plus their working hours were still going on. Disaster! The children started crying and begging :( I literally begged them to let us go, but they just ignored ours and repeated "No no no" in Italian, as if they didn't understand English. On the way home, we could not talk for hours about anything beautiful that happened to us that day because the children left the park under this impression. Crying :( I still can't believe that someone so insensitive and rude can work in a children's amusement park, perhaps the best park of its kind in Europe. For me, even more beautiful than Disneyland in Paris! The park is otherwise pedantic, the rides are fantastic, the weather was wonderful and there were no crowds. Everything went well for us except these monsters we came across in the end.I pray that someone who cares and who is in a position to read this and draw the attention of the management to this arrogant behaviour of women. You are working in the amusement park ... And yet we left over 500 euros in the park that day.I am adding a picture of my watch and it was 17.55 after we had a big argument with her, and we were there before 17.50.Hope no one else will have such a bad experience.

I’m giving it a 4 star because I was trying to book online and I was supposed to receive the code through a text but I never got it so I had to book my ticket on spot which was way more expensive. The ride were nice. Lots of food options but for people who do not eat pork will find hard time finding food. I would recommend to take your water bottle as the water in the park is expensive.

A large amusement park on Lago di Garda. Nice location and a lot of content, it will be fun for both children and adults. But to visit all the attractions, it takes a lot of time and energy. I advise not to go in the peak season, when there are more crowds and longer waiting times.

attractions are all new, perfect cleanliness. suitable for all age groups. when you climb the high hills, you have an unforgettable view of Lake Garda. good service, very convenient logistics inside the amusement park . everything is very clear and you can get lost . a large parking lot. separate impressions from the water park. many food outlets and separate recreation areas. thanks a lot to the organizers. we'll definitely be back. I recommend 💯

This jewel of a park gives you priceless emotions every time. Pure adrenaline and fun for all ages. Advise everyone to get their tickets early so as to perhaps take advantage of online discounts and be ready to immediately get through the queue to enter the park.

Visited on a weekday on April. Almost no wait times (5-10 minutes) to the best of the rides. Roller coasters are great, much recommended :)

Very nice amusament park, lots of attractions for adults, Oblivion is amazing, Colorado boat we’ll get you all wet if you sit in the front, Shaman and Mammut were amazing. The only thing is we didn’t have time to try every ride because of the queue..the waiting time was about 30-60 min for all rides because it was Saturday

Very nice place for adults and kids despite the high entrance fees. If you are a residence, it is worth taking the season pass. I couldn't buy the tickets online as i didn't receive the activation code on my mobile. This is why i am rating it 4 stars. Expect spending at least 2-3 hrs.

Gardaland, located in Castelnuovo del Garda, Italy, is one of Europe's premier theme parks, offering an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. As one of the largest amusement parks in Italy, Gardaland boasts a diverse array of attractions, entertainment shows, and themed areas, making it a must-visit destination for families, thrill-seekers, and entertainment enthusiasts alike.One of the standout features of Gardaland is its impressive lineup of thrilling rides. From adrenaline-pumping roller coasters like Oblivion: The Black Hole and Raptor to family-friendly attractions such as Magic Mountain and Kung Fu Panda Academy, there's something for everyone. The park continually updates its ride offerings, ensuring that visitors have new experiences to enjoy with each visit.In addition to its rides, Gardaland offers a variety of entertainment options. Visitors can catch captivating live shows featuring talented performers, including musicals, acrobatics, and stunt performances. The park also hosts seasonal events and festivals, adding an extra layer of excitement and fun throughout the year.One of Gardaland's strengths is its attention to detail in theming and landscaping. Each area of the park is meticulously designed to transport visitors to different worlds, from the ancient ruins of the Lost City to the whimsical realm of Fantasy Kingdom. The lush greenery, colorful decorations, and themed architecture create an immersive atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.Moreover, Gardaland places a strong emphasis on guest satisfaction and comfort. The park features numerous dining options, ranging from quick-service eateries to sit-down restaurants serving Italian cuisine and international favorites. Visitors can also find shops selling souvenirs, snacks, and merchandise, allowing them to take home memories of their visit.For families with young children, Gardaland offers dedicated areas and attractions suitable for little ones. From gentle rides and playgrounds to interactive experiences like Peppa Pig Land and Prezzemolo Land, parents can rest assured that their kids will have a memorable and safe time at the park.In terms of accessibility and facilities, Gardaland excels in providing convenient services for visitors. The park offers wheelchair rental, stroller rental, and baby care facilities to accommodate guests with special needs or young children. Additionally, there are ample restrooms, ATMs, and guest services stations throughout the park to assist visitors with any inquiries or concerns.Overall, Gardaland offers a world-class theme park experience that combines thrilling rides, immersive theming, and top-notch entertainment. Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking for an adrenaline rush or a family seeking a fun day out, Gardaland delivers an unforgettable adventure for all who visit. With its commitment to excellence and continuous innovation, Gardaland remains a top destination for theme park enthusiasts worldwide.

Great fun, lots of roller coasters both big and small, plenty of places to eat and drink, lots of different food choices and was clean. Our kids (12 & 8) had a great time as well as us, went on 5th April, we were there from opening to closing. All the queues were short and didn’t have to wait long at all on most of the rides. Highly recommend for the time of year (Id say its crazy in summer 😂)

Einer meiner liebsten Freizeitparks. Leider bin ich da nicht die einzige Person, so war der Park an einem Mittwoch in der Nebensaison trotz gut besucht. Die Wartezeit waren dennoch nicht übermäßig lange.Immer wieder gibt es Neues zu entdecken und sowohl die ganz Kleinen, als auch Adrenalinjunkies kommen hier voll und ganz auf ihre Kosten.(Translated by Google)One of my favorite theme parks. Unfortunately, I'm not the only person there, so the park was well attended on a Wednesday in the off-season. The waiting time wasn't particularly long.There is always something new to discover and both the little ones and adrenaline junkies get their money's worth here.

Nice place to go with kids. Just biggest disadvantage is waiting line in every single ride. It's goes fast but u need to wait 20min around to take a ride or more. I have no idea what kind a waiting lines is in weekend.....

Very good! We visited in spring, and there wasn't a lot of people. The only place where we needed to wait more than 20 minutes were kung-fu panda and Jumanji: the adventure.(they aren't very good tho, mammut and Jumanji labyrinth are better. We went on Raptor twice, pretty cool. Gardaland express(skip-the-line service) is not recommended if you come in spring or winter.

Its a good hotel, spacy, bathtub provided which my husband likes, good linen. Cold temperature which customers cannot control set permanently at 22° C. I woke up with swollen right elbow from frigid temp, applied hot water bottle from made-upwater bottle. Its got water activities for children. I love the tulips on landscape. Free parking.

The amusement park is very beautiful and entertaining. All areas clean and public bathrooms too. Attractions for young and old. Great attractions full of adrenaline, many places to take family photos...BUT we went on a Thursday and all the food sales and restaurants close at 3pm, even sales of desserts, ice cream and sweets when the park closes at 6pm . That was a first. Another negative point is: you cannot buy tickets online if you are not a resident, since it asks for an Italian phone number. Fortunately we went on a rainy day and the park was with very few people. We could see that there are many ticket sales booths, but even so, perhaps in high seasons the wait could be very long. At the end of the day it is a good place to spend the day with your children.

Amazing hotel!!! The rooms are very comfortable, and the surroundings area with the fountain was offered calmness and relaxation. The breakfast was very good and tasty. This hotel was better and cleaner than the park itself.

Beyond expectations. One day is not enough to visit everything. Advised to use a map and define the most wanted places to go first. Or better to buy "abbonamento" that costs a little bit more, but you can use it for the whole season.

A Fun-filled Day at Gardaland!My family and I recently visited Gardaland and it was an absolute blast! From the moment we arrived, we were immersed in a world of excitement and adventure. The thrill rides were top-notch, providing us with exhilarating experiences that left us craving for more.One of the standout features of our visit was the efficiency of the park. Despite arriving after 10 AM, we managed to conquer all the adrenaline-pumping rides by lunchtime – a feat that seemed almost impossible based on our experiences in theme parks in the UK and USA. Take a look at the the pictures to see how quiet the lines were.Surprisingly, we had purchased Gardaland Express tickets (Fast pass) anticipating long queues, but to our delight, there were virtually no lines to contend with.In hindsight, we could have saved ourselves a small fortune by not purchasing them. Moreover, using the regular queues turned out to be quicker than utilising the Fast pass gates, as the app took a minute or so to get through.We learned that Saturdays, especially when schools are off, tend to be busier, so I would consider purchasing Express tickets on the day, once you've assessed the queues.You can easily purchase them on the day or opt for a per-ride basis, giving you flexibility and peace of mind.Overall, our experience at Gardaland was nothing short of amazing. It's a must-visit destination for families seeking thrills, fun, and unforgettable memories.

Labai yra smagių atrakcionų (Mammuth, Raptor patiko) tačiau vasarą ir nedarbo dienomis didelės eilės, po 30 min ar ilgiau, tad per stovėjimą jose pavargsti ir neįveiki visko, ką planavai, nes dar ir karšta. Reikia išstudijuoti parko planą prieš vykstant ir infocentre pasiimti žemėlapį nes ne visur yra nuorodos. Programėlė jų nebloga, tačiau interneto ryšys dinginėja. Legoland vandens parkas labiausiai tinka mažiems vaikams, 1-8 m gal... mums su 16mečiu nepasiteisino. Nors leidžia vaikus iki 18 m. Visumoje verta vykti, nusiteikus prabūti ten visą dieną. Maisto gerai turėti savo kažkiek, nes kainos užkeltos. Reiktų pasidomėti ar nesutaupytumėt, perkant bilietus mieste- turizmo infocentre, nes taip reklamuojama kad būtų pigiau.(Translated by Google)There are a lot of fun attractions (I liked Mammuth, Raptor), but in the summer and on non-working days there are long queues, after 30 minutes or more, so you get tired while standing there and you can't do everything you planned, because it's still hot. You need to study the plan of the park before going and pick up a map at the info center because there are not everywhere directions. Their app is not bad, but the internet connection slows down. Legoland water park is best suited for small children, maybe 1-8 m... it didn't work for us with a 16-year-old. Although they allow children up to 18 years of age. Overall, it's worth going if you're willing to spend the whole day there. It is good to have some of your own food, because the prices are high. You should check whether you would save money by buying tickets in the tourist information center in the city, because it is advertised as cheaper.

Lots of attractions for kids and adults, cutely decorated park. In the app there is a possibility to see how long are the waiting times to each attraction. Some of them (for example Jumanji adventure) are hard to reach: during our stay from 11 till 18 o’clock the line was never shorter than 45 minutes.

Very cool park for all ages. We went there on a warm friday Halloween night and the next day on saturday in october. The parc had Halloween decorations and it was fun to see a lot of the visitors dressed up for Halloween wearing axes thrue their heads etc! The parc is only a few days open in october, so it was very crowded. Still we had so much fun and would love to come back someday. Gardaland has a lot of cool rides for the daredevils but also for younger kids. Our favorites were the Raptor and Black Hole! We didn't like Blue Tornado and Shamaan, it was very uncomfortbale! 😞 We were stunned you could buy actual medieval knifes and swords ad the gift shop! You would never see this in the Netherlands 🤣

Extremely disappointed. Even kids below 2 years have to pay FULL PRICE!!! But they can not use any attractions because they are from 105-110cm(see the picture). Our toddler has curly hair and measured 90cm exactly they said we have to go back and pay another 40€. Inside he couldn’t go on any ride, only 2 little trains. The pay has to be adequate with what is accessible inside the park. For adult rides, 50 min of waiting time. Says the park closes at 18, but the rides closed since 17:30, too early and simply unfair. After waiting in queue 30 min for Colorado ride, they turned everyone around cuz it BROKE… some other attractions were broken too. Sad management has turned nice family park in a money-sucking machine by all costs.

Great FunPark for young and old 👍👌 Great Service, good food and great attractions for the whole family 👍 tip: bring your own drinks formte start… 0,5l bottle of water costs 4€The adrenaline attractions are very similar to the Heidepark FYIWe had a great day here and the kids loved it.

Awesome park with fun for adults and kids. It was a Monday after season opening of park and there was no crowd. All rides was under 5 minutes waiting time 😁

Food is overpriced, mirabilandia(also in Italy) is better( because it's bigger, more extreme rollercoasters...) , but overall i had a great time mainly because, wait times were at most 10min. Rollercoaster raptor is the best one they got, it pumps you with adrenaline and it's extremely comfortable.

Super kinderfreundlicher Park. Meines Erachtens auch für kleinere Kinder geeignet. (Peppa Pig Land, Spielplätze, etc.) Nur die Musik ist etwas laut.Es lohnt sich ein Ticket am Vortag oder schon länger vorher ein datiertes Ticket zu kaufen. Man spart im Vgl. zum Vor-Ort-Kauf deutlich. Aber auch wenn man das Ticket am selben Tag online kauft ist es billiger als am Schalter. Auch beim Parkticket kann man 1 Euro sparen wenn man es online vorher kauft. Man zeigt einfach das PDF am Handy. Wenn man noch sein Autokennzeichen hinterlegt kann man schneller auf den Parkplatz einfahren. (Das Kennzeichen ist aber dann dauerhaft dem Kundenkonto zugeordnet und kann nur durch den Kundenservice geändert werden.)(Translated by Google)Great child-friendly park. In my opinion it is also suitable for smaller children. (Peppa Pig Land, playgrounds, etc.) Only the music is a bit loud.It's worth buying a ticket the day before or a dated ticket long beforehand. You save significantly compared to buying on site. But even if you buy the ticket online on the same day, it is cheaper than at the counter. You can also save 1 euro on your parking ticket if you buy it online in advance. You simply show the PDF on your cell phone. If you leave your license plate number, you can enter the parking lot more quickly. (The license plate is then permanently assigned to the customer account and can only be changed by customer service.)

Great park with a lot of fun rides.We went with a 5 yo and a 12 yo. Enough to do for all four of us for a whole day.Food and drinks are crazy expensive as all other places like it.

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Really, I felt good in this place. It is the city’s outlet and the main square overlooks the restaurants and the square has this beautiful fountain… Everything is beautiful in Verona. It is a city with an identity that you will not forget because it is difficult to visit cities with a unique identity.

Despite the huge crowd, this place (the square) still captivates. Everything worth actually is at a level above your heads, and everything that happens in the crowd among curious and enthusiastic tourists does not lose its charm. From monuments, statues, to unusually beautiful patterns on the exterior walls of houses, to beautiful restaurants with even better service. Everything is great. The pleasure provided by lunch or at least coffee, ice cream, in one of the gardens on this square is worth the money invested (and it is not bigger than other tourist towns).

Every time I come to Verona I stay for hours in Piazza delle Erbe (the oldest in the city) because I consider this square a real charm .. and perhaps the truest corner of the city. A corner where palaces, towers, statues and architectural elements from various eras overlap creating a harmonious, unique and unrepeatable collage. Piazza delle Erbe is one of the most beautiful Italian squares in Italy I've ever seen! I have always loved the square for its continuous meeting point of people and cultures, and for its ability to generate authentic stories.

Lovely market, with a wide range of things on offer. Christmas Market is a great visit too- although very busy!

Lovely square with great architecture, amazing statues and fancy restaurants around. The square is one of the most vibrant areas connecting different "Palazzos" and historical places. There's a bazaar at the centre, which hides the view of the whole area but you still get the feeling of walking in medieval times.

A great combination of historical buildings and nice restaurants with a central view of the center. We visited this place on sunday and there was a bazaar with huge variaty of souvenirs. Defintely you should stop for a while and enjoy the atmosphere in here.

The old buildings flanking the piazza is beautiful. Well preserved and blends quite well with the restaurants and cafes below. The center of the piazza is filled with pop up stores and it is incredibly crowded. Skirt the to the side and enjoy the views of the piazza from there.Beware of pickpockets.

Its a square with lots of shops and eateries. Since, I went here in Dec, the square turns into a Christmas Market. It is very crowded. The old buildings are very nice. Reccomended to go during the shoulder season when the crowds are lesser.

Pretty Piazza with lovely architecture all around. Lots of places to eat, the food is reasonably priced but the drinks are pricey. The piazza has market stalls selling tourist items as well as fresh fruit stalls.

This is one of my favorite places in Verona. I love the architecture of the buildings, and they have a nice street market thete most days. I bought some very cute and well priced aprons as gifts for people.

Beautiful place with great restaurants and shops around! Plus historical residential buildings.

There was a bazzar set up at the center of the piezza, lovely envoiroment combined with a very beautiful historical texture. Watch your surroundings, eat and drink. It is an attractive, friendly square.

Very beautiful piazza with overpriced cafes on it. More beautiful when stands in the middle are closed , they sell some uninteresting touristic stuff and close the view and perspective. Beautiful anyway

Piazza delle Erbe, also known as Piazza Erbe, stands as Verona's oldest square, situated above the former Roman Forum area. During Roman times, it served as the hub of political and economic activity, later evolving with the replacement of Roman structures by medieval ones.

Für mich einer der schönsten Piazza's in der Toskana!Siena's Altstadt mit der Kathedrale und den engen Gassen ist ohnehin einen Besuch und steht zu Unrecht im Schatten von Florenz(Translated by Google)For me one of the most beautiful piazzas in Tuscany! Siena's old town with the cathedral and the narrow streets is worth a visit anyway and is unfairly overshadowed by Florence

Beautiful square. There are some restaurants and Cafes around plus open air souvenir and snack stalls.

Saw it in the rain, but imagine it's lovely to visit in good weather

Piazza delle Erbe was the forum when Verona was founded during the Roman Empire, and has remained in use as the main square for commerce.

This is a very cool place to visit. Nice little shops all around with restaurants and vendors. It can get a little crowded as well. The pricing doesn't seem to be too bad either. So you can enjoy ice cream , fruit or a meal.

Ein schöner Marktplatz mit stilvollen Häusern ringsum und vielen Restaurants. Montags scheint Wochenmarkt zu sein, dann kann man viele Souvenirs und lokale Produkte kaufen.(Translated by Google)A beautiful market square with stylish houses all around and many restaurants. There seems to be a weekly market on Mondays, when you can buy lots of souvenirs and local products.

Nice square with fountain and local street market, I do recommend to buy souvenir from here, as you can deal and save some money

The Piazza delle Erbe is a mesmerizing blend of history and beauty. As you wander through its ancient cobblestone streets, you'll find yourself surrounded by remarkable landmarks. The northern side boasts the grandeur of the ancient town hall, the Torre dei Lamberti, and the captivating frescoes of the Mazzanti Houses. Across from it stands the majestic Palazzo Maffei, adorned with statues of Greek gods, while a white marble column proudly displays St. Mark's Lion, symbolizing the Republic of Venice. Venture to the south and discover the Casa dei Mercanti, now home to the Banca Popolare di Verona, and the charming medieval tower-houses of the Ghetto. Don't miss the square's oldest treasure, the enchanting fountain crowned by the Madonna Verona, a Roman sculpture from 380 AD. With each step, history comes alive in this enchanting square, where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered.

Beautiful area. Lots of antique buildings. Geat in the afternoon when its not that hot.

Nach einem Besuch in der Arena ist ein Besuch in der Pizzeria genau das Richtige.Preis - Leistung ist in Ordnung und es gibt immer was zu sehen. Und man beachte auch die wunderbaren historischen Fassaden.(Translated by Google)After a visit to the arena, a visit to the pizzeria is just the thing.Price/performance is okay and there is always something to see. And note the wonderful historical facades.

Nice old square in town with a lot of historic places

Nice square, suvenire stall and gifts all over the place. Architecture is amazing. Around the square a lot of restaurants with good food.

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We traveled via train to Verona and had to stop by Juliet’s house. Due to COVID, you must show your green pass or vaccination card at the entrance. There is no fee to go in to the courtyard but there is a fee to see the museum. I thought it was cool but not worth going into the museum. Just personal preference! It’s definitely touristy but if you’re in Verona, you may as well stop by!

Romantic place turned into a touristic nightmare. The balcony and the place are awesome; but the crowd and people gathered in such a small square just makes the experience unpleasant. Yes, it's romantic, yes it's full of historical background and emotions; but most of the people visiting the place only think about one thing - take a picture of Juliette's statue with the breast in their hand or hanging a heart locker on the wall. I don't judge anyone here...just a bit disappointed by the atmosphere.

Entrance to the courtyard was free, but entry to the building was paid. It's worth a look, even if you you don't want to go inside.The statue is also very popular for photos.

Honestly, this is 100% the worst sight in Verona - and this comes from a hardcore Shakespeare lover! The outside of the house is so so overcrowded it gets really annoying, and the inside of the house isn't really worth seeing - there's nothing interesting, expect for maybe the bed replica from the Romeo and Juliet movie. The balcony is cute, but with the hundreds of people around, you can't even get a decent picture. Free entry to the courtyard, you need to have a ticket and a reservation to be able to visit the inside.

We purchased tickets online and arrived to the place. There was a line of about 200 people to get in. I asked at the door if we can go past the line if we have tickets and we were told to go directly to the door where we got in without any issues. We spent about 40 minutes inside and then my daughter joined the air to the balcony. I took some pictures of her from the courtyard. (It took maybe 10 minutes)Lots of people stood in line for a very long time (over an hour for sure) just to take a picture with the statue. It is very affordable to visit the place and there was no queue to get in. Just make sure that if you have a ticket that you do not have to join the very long line. You cannot buy tickets from the door. It takes 1 h or less to visit the place. Very nice for any Shakespeare enthusiast.

When we visited the museum that is attached was closed. We didn’t mind because we heard it might not be worth a visit. The area itself is generally busy but is a nice little place to stop by and take a picture. If you don’t do the museum it doesn’t take too much time so I think it is worth a stop on most itineraries.

The house is huge, and for those who love the story it is something you must visit. The tickets are only online so make sure you book before visiting. If you just want to see the figure of Juliette, then is another queue with no tickets.

It’s a very sweet and romantic place. The house has a beautiful tiny balcony that’s adorablePaintings, clothes and pieces of furniture that helps you to visualize the Romantic EraNo a very long wait to get inside and the staff is very helpful with buying tickets online ( you can buy tickets while waiting)There is a shop next to it where you can buy cute souvenirs to bring back home.

Something to see when you are in Verona. Pretty nice typical house in the center. Well preserved and then is the balcony. Nothing exceptional, more symbolic.

It was finally good to see the location of all those hours of reading Romeo and Juliet in high school took place.We were able to order tickets to view the house while everyone else stood outside to take pictures. It was very easy to do and foreign credit cards are excepted by the ticketing agency.The house is MASSIVE, and it was good to get clarification on so many parts of the story that words and videos didn’t relay. It is over four stories tall and very wide.It was good also to share the day with my ten year old son and told him that he has a head start on the subject.The home was well persevered and had numerous paintings, sculptures and costumes.

Visit this place is a must. Touch Juliet’s Brest as well apparently for good auspicious.Nice shop and good chance for lovers to get a souvenir as a pad lock for example.A bit crowded

A must visit location for any Shakespearean literature enthusiasts. Great pictures can be taken of this historic site.Its a very romantic place in Verona, thousands of lovers have etched their names in the nearby covered wall. Can be very busy, it's a full on tourist location. Highly recommended.

I read a comment that says it’s a romantic place turned into a tourist nightmare and that’s the perfect description. People just want to go touch Juliet’s breast and take pictures doing it. Personal space is unbeknownst to those people. It still a beautiful place and there’s audiobooks available with QR code and it costs 2.5€, I didn’t buy it but it looks interesting. Overall the place have a romantic vibe and the store in front of the balcony has nice souvenirs (but you can find the same ones cheaper around the city). I tried to take a picture of Juliet only and couldn’t do it because people kept jumping to a breast holding picture, so I gave up and got the picture I wanted online. Bring your patience, and enjoy that balcony full of history!

We didn't enter the museum and the balcony itself, but it's freely accessible to enter the courtyard. From there you have a great view on the balcony and the statue of Julia, free of charge. If you want to enter, you'll have to pay. It's nice to see where Shakespeare got his inspiration from for the greatest love tale of all time, but you'll have to deal with the hordes of visiting tourists.

Make what you want of it here.Get your Mrs to climb the stairs to the balcony.It would be great if they did it on a personal note like have a bookable 5 min window to view and visit.When we went there was a lot of people not doing a lot apart from blocking the way.Make the most of it in its current state 👍🏼

Crowded but nice. You can't really see much but is a great experience if you want to relieve the lovely story between Romeo and Juliet. You can enter Juliet's home and stay on her balcony. You can also take a photo with her statue and, if you're with your loved one, you can express your love by putting a lock in front of the home of love.

Not sure it's worth the hype really.Tickets must be bought online in advance of entry and this is the only way to access the balcony.There are a number of items on display related to the story but really people are paying to pose on the balcony, myself included.If you're a Shakespeare fan, still think it's a must on the bucket list.

Very nice location to visit for the cinema&literature fans and for the wide public as well. I think a bit more info regarding the exhibits would be appreciated.

Well worth it to get in (4.5€ as a student) and write a letter to Juliet! Make sure to do it in advance. The views from the top floor of the patio are just amazing. There are also a few frescos that are nice.

It is very interesting XVI century house. Lokated on 4 floors! Usually many people in yard waiting for his turn to takę a picture with Julietta, but knside the house are less People and there is a change to takę a picture on her balcony. Recommended to buy tickets online before.

Yes, it’s a house. Verona is a cool town in general and worth the time to see it. Overpriced in general for entry, however, the supply and demand calls for it. It is busy place but tickets are easy to get.

We tailored a 1/2 day trip from Milan to Verona via train called Regionale departuring from Stazione Centrale, with tickets bought online at the very last minute. It allowed us to get to know the Veronese’s Architecture, Afrescos, Arena, Art, and the grave of Giulietta! We got into her house and acknowledge that Romeo’s house is still alive but privately kept.We highly recommend visiting the house inside and buying a doll souvenir with your name at its exit on the right as the staff of the shop is very nice!What a wonderful experience!

Don’t be taken in by all these sites trying to charge excessive amounts. It’s free entry to the courtyard and then it was €1 entry to visit the house and stand on the balcony. There is a QR code in the courtyard which takes you to the site to book the tickets and they let you straight in. If you are unsure they will help you with the form at the house entrance. You are allowed a 1 minute max on the balcony and there is a queue but it goes down quickly. They have done away with all the love letters but you can get a padlock for €5-€7 from the gift shop to put on the padlock wall, they have a pen you use for free in the shop to write on the padlock too. There is a queue to touch the statue but I didn’t participate but it looked like it was moving quickly.

We visited there on a weekday during the early afternoon. The place was overcrowded. If you'd like to see only the balcony from outside and Juliet's statue, an entrance fee isn't needed.

How can you go to Verona and not visit Casa di Giulietta? We did the free walking tour, and our guide filled us in on the truth behind this tragic story.No need to buy tickets to enter the courtyard. But recommend if you want to visit Juliette's house.100% worth the visit.

Fantastic place in the Verona. You can feel the soul from beginning to end William Shakespeare’s story in this place. If you have plan to visit inside to house museum, I recommend buy ticket before.

Not impressed, i was there because, obviously, of th story of the two young lovers, but nothing extraordinary. Really crowded, although i was during a weekday morning. Pretty small place, thankfully there was a man that was making sure people were leaving once they had their photos. Nice to see it once, but i won't come back.Take care, until the next review🤗

17 years ago, when I was there for the first time, there were five times less visitors, there were no waiting lines. Now I brought the children to see Julia's terrace and the sculpture and we really waited, both at the entrance, which is now from a completely different street, but also at the photo shoot with Julia.

A Verona classic. A very large number of people come to watch, so there is no romance here. A lively queue to take pictures

We entered before closing time around 5:45pm on Saturday. We had a Verona card and booked online entry just before 5am. It was the only place where reservations were checked. It was good at this time, no crowds, which allowed me to take a few photos 😀

Nice to look at & the story behind it is “cute”. The little museo inside is a nice touch.We went in Feb so the wait was next to nothing,It says max 1 min on the balcony but nobody there to enforce (maybe when it’s busy there is?)Only downside is the shop opposite, kind ruins the view from the balcony!

The location is a notable historical and romantic destination.Due to its popularity, it can be quite crowded.To ensure a smooth and convenient visit, it is advisable to purchase tickets in advance.Overall, I had a positive experience.

In Verona city traveling events, then please meet Miss Juliet too because we shouldn't let her think of Romeo only.Moreover there are many delicious ice cream and bakery shops alongside Juliet 's House.

Although it is one of the main attractions in the city, it materializes the story of the love of Romeo and Juliet, and has no historical basis. The ticket price was not high, but it was crowded. If you have time, it's nice to visit it. If you are interested in architecture, history, the story of the people who participated in the creation of the city, you will find more important monuments that you would have visited before this one. You can leave the symbolic Julia's house for the end. It's certainly a very nice idea that I highly respect (marketing and tourism).

My childhood dream came true, i'm so lucky i could visit this place, beautiful inside out. Take time to explore the house itself cause it's amazing and not crowded

The house is bigger than expected but the famous balcony is really small. You have to buy tickets online, otherwise they won't let you in. The house itself is cute and has a few old things like the clothes of romeo and juliet and some paintings in it

Lovely quaint place to visit. If you want to see the house and take a balcony photo you need to buy an online pass for 6 euro per person. You'll find a QR code to scan while waiting in queue.I went on a Wednesday so it wasn't too crowded. 5-10 minutes wait for balcony photo and 3 minutes queue for the statue pics.

Nice place, friendly staff, long lines but they move fairly quick. You only get to see the courtyard with the balcony and Juliette's statue. There are a couple of shops with cute souvenirs.

Beautiful! Although it’s really crowded. Make sure to book your tickets online to enter the house, they only allow online tickets so you can’t buy it there, unfortunately. It’s romantic, and the shops nearby are so cute and have that romantic theme!!

Beautiful square with the statue and balcony of Juliette but SO crowded. You can barely move or get a photo. Would suggest to go when it opens early on the morning.

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The building is not special but the murals are absolutely unique and awe inspiring.

Absolutely not to be missed if you’re visiting Mantua!! The palazzo is full of beautifully decorated rooms with ornate artwork, as well as some information about the history of the palazzo itself.

Located in outskirts of the old town of Mantua (UNESCO city) this is a palace worth a visit and has the occasional special exhibitions. The rooms are covered with beautiful wall paintings, ceilings and great art display. Buying online tickets is highly recommended during holidays as it can be very busy.

To be visited absolutely. Price of entrance is 13€ but justified. Visit min 1h30. Very nice.

This is a little palace with very nice wall paintings. You need as a minimum 2 h, but you can spend easily more time if you look into details. There is a nice Cafe if you need a break.

Beautiful palace. Definitely worth the visit. Buy the tickets upfront to avoid waiting in line.

Very surprising art inside of this place. I have not expected too much after the first few rooms, but it improved significantly in the large rooms. Beautiful ceiling and wall paintings. Better choose some quieter visiting hours, so that you can enjoy the art there. I believe it can get very busy in the narrow rooms.

'Palazzo Te' is for me the main attraction of Mantua (together with Palazzo Ducale). The ceilings of the rooms are really impressive.What is amazing for me are both the variety and beauty of the styles.My favourite is the 'Room of Giants', where the figures of the giants occupy all the space of the ceiling, without the borders, which limit all the scenes in the other rooms.An unmissable attraction if you are in Mantua.

A MUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!… x 1,000,000 !!!!Especially Sala dei Giganti!!!!An unbelievable piece of virtuosity!You wouldn’t believe it was painted in the 16th century!!! A 3 dimensional masterpiece!!!Do not miss!!!!!

Amazing. Stretch your neck before you go, because there are many rooms and all the ceilings are incredible. A must see.

The entrance price is €15. (Not €7, Google map listed wrong). Every displayed room there’s English descriptions. Love the room with giants painting! Mantova’s free bus service takes you to the spot close to Te Palace, though it still requires about 10 minutes of walk.

The best touristic attraction. Please go to the giants room, it is so well done we were there for 1-2 hours..you cand fell the history in this place. All rooms were explained which made us stay more and enjoy it...recommended 10 out of then 🎆🎆🎆🎆

It was an amazing experience! I haven't got any expectations before to go, but I felt in love with the art and the stories, cause we took a guide, which is a must! Now I understood the Renaissance and felt in love from the first sight, I love the story of Giulio Romano, already his fan! Sad that he is dead cause I would invite him to draw my apartment :) cause I love his art! Highly recommend!

7 euros for a student ticket, including the Te Palace, the architecture museum and the Temple nearby. Palace was amazing, every other room has a different ceiling and decor. Don't miss the exhibition upstairs as well.

Splendid renaissance Palace with gorgeous frescos and paintings. Beautiful simple gardens. Some of the rooms / attractions would benefit from restoration and / or ideas for exhibits

A must if you’re visiting Mantova. Fabulous art and architecture.Best seen in a sunny day; buying tickets in advance is useful to skip the queue.Audio guides are cheap and useful to learn about the design and details (5€) and must be played on your own phone (so make sure you have your headphones with you if your phone does not have an headphone jack)Good snack bar at the end.

Amazing palace in Mantua. It was very quiet when I visited yesterday. Lovely paintings and of course the room with the giants.

Fantastic place! Many details for observation, amazing painting for enjoying. Helpful staff

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A fascinating museum containing the Ferrari road and track cars.The number of cars on display is not large and is clearly in favor of relatively new cars.Impressive display of F1 cars.Getting around the museum is very easy.The museum shop is very expensive.Near the museum are a number of other businesses related to the field such as renting Ferrari and other cars, and souvenir parking.A must for car enthusiasts but not only.

Definitely get tickets in advance (smart decision on my part) because there is quite a line to enter for those who did not get tickets online. Also, parking was pretty difficult to find, I guess this is a pretty sought out museum. But the museum only lets in a specific amount of people at a time, so it isn’t crowded inside. Overall, great experience to see the legendary Ferraris and some F1 stuff as well.

The best museum of three we have today visit. Nice cars, a lot of things to see, great simulator. I think we were not for last time. If you have online tickets, you will not wait like people who buy ticket after coming at the museum.

Incredible place! Very inspirational. If you are wondering why Ferrari is so popular and respected brand go and see. The way the engines are designed and look is fantastic. And the cars - no words!

Car enthusiast or not, you'll love one of the most respected car companies in the world. The blend of elegance and power is what makes Ferrari so beautiful. There are two museums but we only did this one. Parking is limited but there is a parking lot about a half a mile away. However, they do offer a free shuttle every 15 minutes.

Would give 5 stars if my very palpable need to touch the cars had been fulfilled. But alas.. The very observant guards are probably there for a reason.This is without a doubt the finest collection of Ferraris in the world.

The museum was well laid out we came as part of a tour package. The progression of Ferrari products through history is well presented you have some of the original older vehicles along with today's cutting edge products. There is also a driving simulator which look like fun but I didn't do it most of the simulators had been occupied by the younger group. This is not inside a major city like Florence or downtown Bologna but if you can make the trip here I believe it's worth it.

This place is pretty awesome, I just wanted more. Ferrari has a long and impressive history, and although there's another museum not far away from this one, they could improve on the historical content.The staff was very friendly and helpful, especially the two gentlemen running the simulators. Patient and attentive even though they were getting absolutely bombarded with questions and requests. I had a great experience.

We had a corporate event here that was absolutely incredible. They had some team building events that included a pit stop changing of a tire and then racing in F1 simms.They then led us to an area with tables surrounded by race cars and fed us an amazing dinner.The staff was knowledgeable on everything Ferrari and I know they all bleed Ferrari red. They're VERY protective of everything and keep a close eye on you while you wander through years of history.Be sure to book ahead and take the bus tour through the facility. You might even catch a glimpse of a test car that they'll be quick to hide. .................................😊

As a big Ferrari fan I was expecting a lot more. Even the Alfa Remeo museum was a better experience to be honest. The cars were very cool, don’t get me wrong. But that’s about it. No cool exhibits, no cool sound design. Could have been so much more. Honestly not even really worth the trip from Modena.

Having visited the Porsche, BMW and Mercedes museums in Germany, I must say I felt a little underwhelmed by the Ferrari Museum. While the museums in Germany will take you at least 3 hours to complete, the Ferrari museum will take you an hour at most. The displays are curated over 3 floors with each floor displaying no more than 10 displays. However, I must say Ferrari emphasizes more on the history and the legacy aspect of their heritage. Overall, still a worthwhile visit, just make this your first stop before visiting the rest of the German museums. I should add there is another Enzo Ferrari museum at central Modena which showcases more historic race cars.

The Ferrari Museum is definitely worth a visit. There is a shuttle that runs between Maranello and Modena, check the museum website for the timings of the shuttle in case you plan to visit both the museums.There is a simulator at the end of the museum visit where you can experience being on the track. I had a great time here!P.S The museum staff are super friendly and helpful, they even help us get a cab. The washrooms are super clean and the cafe is pretty decent too.

The Ferrari Museum in Maranello is a must-visit for any car enthusiast! The exhibits are stunning, showcasing the rich history and evolution of Ferrari cars. The interactive displays and classic models are both educational and exciting. The entire experience was well worth the visit. Highly recommend it!

Amazing!! It’s a must go for car enthusiasts. It’s kinda pricey but if you really do like cars and formula 1 you will like this. Had a great time there. There’s a parking right in front of it so we parked our car there with no issue. We bought our tickets there and only had to wait around 5-10 minutes in the line.

Nice museum to spend an hour or so. The prices for kids are discounted (up to 17 years if I am not wrong). Outside the museum there is an option to drive a Ferrari for 110 EUR (not a part of museum), inside the museum there is a Ferrari F1 simulator (Price 25 eur for 7 min ride). Great for kids that loves racing games.

Bought tickets in advance, did not have to wait. The Museum is very modern and clean, the exhibition is well groomed and the lighting is extraordinary. You can see the Legendary F40 and F50 also. In my personal opinion, the Enzo Museum in the City is a better experience. Downside: beside the high price of the entry ticket the parking is NOT FREE! (1 euro/hour - it is not heartbreaking, but morally bad). Also, if you want to get some extra (F1 simulator, souvenirs prepare to dig very deep in your pockets…)

There’s not many times I’m left speechless but this place needs no introduction and all I can say is… IT IS A FERRARI!!! It’s a must visit place!!! Free parking around the museum grounds. Secure. Little shops and restaurants who don’t overcharge you for drinks and food. Absolutely LOVED IT!!!

Great display for a full Ferrari experience. Takes you to the world of red! The ticket for seniors above 70 yrs cost 4 Euros less. Ask for it otherwise it can be easily missed. Enough parking for nearby.

Overall positive and glad I came - but with some mixed feelings. The first thing that grabs you is how sterile the road car displays are. The F1 display, on the other hand, is great!The museum is geared towards mass tourism rather than people who are interested in more developmental and historical stories about the people, engineers, drivers etc. I understand the commercially-driven aspects but the mystique fades a little.If you visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum in addition to this, then the overall experience is 5 stars 😉

Great experience, recommended to everyone who is passionate with Ferrari and also to whom is not. Guides are extremely knowledgeable and can speak multiple languages. The environment is perfectly clean and safe, under continuous security control. Hosts an incredible exposition of historic Ferrari. Shop at the end of the tour as expected.

Very nice atmosphere if you’re a Ferrari and F1 fan. You can see almost all models and history.Tickets are quite expensive, especially for kids. Would be much better to have more “free” live-experience areas to interact with. And after a long drive and ticket cost, it is little bit disappointing that the shop does not offer cheaper price or any promo campaign.

I've never really been much of a Ferrari fan however this museum is actually fantastic. Seeing and reading through the history of the brand was a real eye opener. Real good range of all their models. F1 simulator was really great fun too (€30 for 7 mins did feel a little steep). F1 room was also insanely cool. Very much a must do if you are in the area

For sports car enthusiasts and Ferrari fans, it will be a very nice experience. On the other hand, I can't shake the impression that the museum doesn't offer much for the price. You will see the most iconic cars from Ferrari, but I would have expected a bit more. The shop at the end of the tour is really overpriced. For those interested, I recommend buying tickets online.

Very nice museum with an amazing display of some iconic Ferrari cars. Definitely smt for every fan of sports cars (not just Ferrari). I would give it 5, but then the race simulation was a bit of disappointment. Not to the experience level one would expect...

Nice cars for sure. The place feels a bit run down, expected a nicer facility. It was very difficult to park. They have a huge parking lot next door, seemingly reserved for groups and it was empty. Waste of space. Staff was so-so, definitely on the ruder side. It was weird that the exhibit does not follow any chronological order, sort of random. Been there done that kind of place, would never visit again.

The best and biggest of the 3 museums we visited. Lots of cars, engines and exhibits. The circle of F1 cars was really cool.My kids also got to do the F1 simulator which I recommend (although at 30 euro its expensive).Staff was great, I highly recommend buying tickets in advance, especially for the sims.We also went when they opened so it was easier to take pictures of the cars without someone in the way.

As you walk through the Ferrari museum, you are transported into a world of speed, elegance, and innovation. The sleek design of each Ferrari supercar tells a story of engineering excellence and a passion for performance. For car enthusiasts, it's like stepping into a dream come true.The hall of fame proudly displays the legendary Ferrari F1 champions, showcasing the drivers who have made history on the racetrack. It's a tribute to the skill, dedication, and determination that define the Ferrari racing legacy.Whether you're an adult who appreciates the craftsmanship and technology behind these incredible machines or a child who is captivated by the sheer excitement of it all, the Ferrari museum offers something for everyone. And when you come face to face with a Ferrari F1 car up close, you can't help but marvel at the precision, power, and artistry that goes into every detail.Visiting the Ferrari museum is not just about seeing cars; it's about experiencing a piece of automotive history and feeling the thrill of the race. It's a place where the past, present, and future of Ferrari come together in a celebration of speed, style, and passion.

It is open even if it was Easter Sunday.This is our second visit to the museum and we enjoyed it very much after a 10 hours drive from Germany.It is an amazing museum that welcomes you to the history of Ferrari. From concept cars to race cars, old models to new models it pulls you into the Ferrari dream.Our 7 year old daughter enjoyed it very much as well. Her personal favorite room is the part where you can see the championship cars and the awards.

Well worth a visit for any car enthusiast (and small boy/girl!!) The museum is very extensive with many examples of Ferrari cars from across the ages. The write up about all the cars is interesting with information in English and Italian, giving an insight in to the Ferrari ethos and ideas. Good value tickets, especially when a train travel discount is applied (see their website!). Shuttle bus from Modena station is convenient and fair value. Only downside is the gift shop is expensive - few low cost items for your little car enthusiast to buy with their pocket money.

This was a dream come true for me. You can pay for tickets for this museum or as a package to also visit the Enzo Ferrari museum. The museum tells the story of the beginning of Ferrari and how they have been so successful in racing and providing customization to cars. You can take a picture inside a Ferrari towards the end of the museum for 15 Euros. You can also drive the simulator which seemed pretty cool. The merchandise store was really good and reasonably priced. The only thing you have to consider is parking. There’s limited parking in front of the museum. If those are full then you have to try to find parking along the streets around the area.

Well worth the visit. Was quite crowded but not enough to not enjoy the experience.Definitely need to pre purchase tickets.

Nice museum but expect a big crowd. Book online and avoid the huge queue. Not that many cars on display as you would expect but covers the most important models and moments from Ferrari's history, both street and F1. Accessible by bus from Modena train station, with change at Modena central bus station.

I have to share the amazing experience we had during our visit to the Ferrari factory! From start to finish, Ferrari goes above and beyond to captivate both children and adults, turning the tour into an unforgettable adventure.The entire day was filled with excitement and inspiration. Ferrari has mastered the art of making their brand accessible and thrilling for everyone. They instill a passion for cars in kids and rekindle it in adults. The tour was not just a visit; it was a journey through the history, craftsmanship, and innovation that makes Ferrari legendary.We spent half a day exploring, learning, and truly experiencing what makes Ferrari special. The staff were knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and every detail of the tour was designed to ignite our love for cars. It's clear that Ferrari cares about their fans and wants to inspire the next generation of car enthusiasts.If you're a car lover, a visit to the Ferrari factory is a must. It's an experience that leaves you with memories and a renewed passion for the automotive world.

This museum is recommended for the fans and not only: it's a beautiful experience. The hall of Ferrari victories evokes strong emotions, seeing all the bollides that brought championships and glory to the Scuderia. It's also nice and easy to follow the history, and the 1950s part is especially emotional. Absolutely worth a visit.

It’s mostly a car exhibition - you can see the different Ferrari cars and their changes during the time. Very atmospheric place, but don’t expect too much - it’s approximately 12 cars and 9 F1 race cars. You’ll spend here approximately 1 hour.Here is a big Ferrari souvenirs store where you can also buy some clothes with a Ferrari logo. There is a cafe on site.Wi-fi is available for guests.I highly advise you to book factory tour - it’s 40min tour by bus to the real Ferrari car production zone.

Wow! This is a dream for any Ferrari fan. It’s a great place to enjoy. One of the challenges may be to find parking. You can park on the street on the main road or on the side roads. The museum is nicely divided into different areas. This museum has the driver simulator for F1. My recommendation if you want to do this, make sure to go to it at the beginning of your tour to save your spot, as it can be a 2 hour wait. This way by the time you finish the tour you will have your spot ready to drive.

This museum is a car lovers dream. They have so many models and share the history through interesting stories. Entertainment for adults and children although you can not touch the models. There is a simulator experience, shuttle to the other museum, and test drive places outside.

Very good dream cars and fastest cars of the world in this museum in Maranello. You can get perfect time in this place with Ferrari experience. Absolutely, I recommend to everyone!

The experience of seeing all Ferrari super cars and F1 cars is just wonderful. We visited in a weekday and it was not crowded. It is absolutely perfect for adults and kids alike. You get a thorough walk through of the Ferrari history and can see all Ferrari F1 champions in the hall of fame. The museum experience was magnificent. A close look at Ferrari F1 car was amazing.I wouldn’t recommend the factory and race track bus tour though. In my honest opinion, It was a simple waste of money and 45 minutes of time. They(Ferrari guides) won’t let you out of the bus. They provide the facts of each factory segment pointing at the buildings, which everyone can easily get it from internet. There is nothing exceptional to mention in the whole tour experience. So, my advice is to avoid this if you are in time crunch or have some other immediate plans for the day.

While it might fall short of high expectations, visiting the Ferrari Museum is still worthwhile if you're in the vicinity. It's a unique experience, given the rarity of Ferrari-themed attractions. However, be prepared for the premium pricing associated with all things Ferrari. A visit typically lasts about an hour, which is ample to take in the sights without expecting an extensive experience.

Museum is nice, you can see excellent cars.Do not waste money for panoramic tour in Ferrari factory. You are not allowed to get of a bus. Tour will take you among the factory buildings and they will tell you, what is inside the building. Nothing else. You will see NOTHING from the car production process..I recommend to book the tickets online, as you will skip the queue at the entrance.

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It's wise to book ahead.Before entering the small chapel we were shown a short video introducing the artist Giotto and his painting style. Each time about 30 visitors are allowed to spend 15 mins to admire the famous mural above their heads. It's quite rushed but definitely worthwhile.

Fantastic! Reservations are required well in advance, as visitors are limited, due to climate controlled environment. You will be given a time for your reservation, and don't be late. Giotto's masterpieces are from the 1300's and were early influences on renaissance art. Padua and the Scrovegni Chapel are not to be missed.

Very unique place with inner weather control. So you need to reserve ticket beforehand and be there on time. Small lbout 25 meter per 7 Chapel with marvellous paintings.

Espectacular experience and worth seeing. But, be prepared, the explanation video is in Italian with English subtitles, so if you don't know either it's practically useless... Calculate that once inside you have almost 15min, then you must leave. It's small so they organise and control the number of visitors.The museum was nice, but the majority of it, 80%, was just explained in Italian. So if you don't know your art and there's no one to explain it could become boring.You MUST be super punctual, and calculate at least arriving 15min earlier. You must put your things in a locker and the entrance is a bit far from the chapel.As for getting the tickets, I advise using a computer to do it. It's complicated and time consuming. TIP, the name doesn't matter. One person can purchase all the tickets under the same name.

Super interesting and nice visit!Despite the bad reviews about the introductory video before visiting the chapel, I personally found it very helpful and instructive, as it gives you some context, especially if you're not familiar with Giotto's work. The sessions were very well-organized.I highly recommend visiting it at night when possible (Giotto sotto le Stelle, I believe only in summer). We booked the last session and it was very quiet and chill.Downside: The small room was full of mosquitoes, so bring mosquito repellent!

I friend from Padova advised us this was a must place to visit. The frescos where beautiful. Make reservations in advance.

This is the highlight of our trip to Italy. An incredible place and it truly gives you a sense of wonder and awe. They do hassle you in and out though and 15 minutes seems like such a small amount of time.

The major masterpiece of Giotto. Integral vision of the historical sequence of events. Realistic style, revolutionary for his times. Emotions on the faces are done really truly. It is not by coincidence he is compared to Dante. They both born with a difference of a couple of years made revolutions in Italian art: Giotto in painting and Dante in literature.

We arrived quite early and showed the staff at the museum our tickets but the lady just told us her shift ends soon and her colleague will come soon which didn’t happen. They also started the video introduction before every visitor sits down so we missed the beginning.

With Giotto being the first ever to introduce such a beautiful sky colour and to embody the first ever kiss in the history of arts, one cannot but marvel his stunning frescoes dating back to the 14th century - it's a must-see when in Padua! 😊

Stunning frescoes. Shame you can only stay fifteen minutes, but understandable. Good intro video before you go in. Definitely book in advance.

Ist einen Besuch wert. Die Besucherströme sind gut organisiert. Wir haben sogar spontan 2 Tickets für den selben Tag bekommen. Man schaut zuerst im Besucherraum ein informatives Video zur Geschichte der Kappelle - italienisch, mit englischen Untertiteln - sie laufen sehr schnell - danach hat die Gruppe 15 Minuten Zeit, die Kapelle anzuschauen, bevor die nächste Gruppe reingeht.(Translated by Google)Worth a visit. The flow of visitors is well organized. We even spontaneously got 2 tickets for the same day. You first watch an informative video about the history of the chapel in the visitor room - in Italian, with English subtitles - they run very quickly - then the group has 15 minutes to look at the chapel before the next group goes in.

Absolut beeindruckend die Malerei aus dem frühen 14. Jahrhundert hier behutsam rekonstruiert erleben zu dürfen. Giottos Einfluss auf die gesamte spätere Malerei lässt sich hier in erstaunlicher Weise erkennen. Tickets unbedingt vorher bestellen, da am selben Tag kein Zutritt mehr möglich ist. Ab 19 Uhr gibt es einen vergünstigten Eintritt, der aufgrund der technisch modernen Beleuchtung ebenso empfehlenswert ist.(Translated by Google)It is absolutely impressive to be able to experience the painting from the early 14th century carefully reconstructed here. Giotto's influence on all later painting can be seen here in an astonishing way. Be sure to order tickets in advance as entry is no longer possible on the same day. From 7 p.m. there is reduced entry, which is also recommended due to the technically modern lighting.

Ich bin beeindruckt wie gut die Giotto Werken erhalten sind. Auf jeden Fall ist es Wert die Kapelle zu besuchen, auch das Museum hat sehr viele Schätze - dafür soll man aber mind 2-3 Std Zeit einplanen um alles sich anzusehen.Für die Kapelle sind feste Zeiten vorgesehen.. aber das kann man gut überbrücken wenn man eben ins Museum geht.(Translated by Google)I am impressed by how well preserved the Giotto works are. In any case, it is worth visiting the chapel, the museum also has a lot of treasures - but you should allow at least 2-3 hours to see everything.There are fixed times for the chapel... but you can easily bridge that if you just go to the museum.

A journey to Padua would be incomplete without immersing yourself in the artistic marvel that is the Scrovegni Chapel. Housing frescoes by the masterful Giotto, whose works have gracefully stood the test of time for over seven centuries, this chapel is a testament to the enduring power of Renaissance art. Giotto, revered as the progenitor of the Renaissance, skillfully departed from the prevailing Byzantine style, offering a visual narrative that exemplifies the essence of Renaissance Humanism. The well-preserved frescoes serve as a captivating window into Giotto's transformative contribution to art history, making a visit to the Scrovegni Chapel a truly enriching experience.

Impressive place.Totally recommended!!We didn't have tickets because we weren't sure we would have time to go to Padua on this trip to Italy and we bought the tickets on the place without any problem. We only had to wait an hour to enter the chapel but we saw the Museum.

One of the wonders of the Medieval world, where Giotto kicked off the Renaissance with beautiful frescoes.A must see if you're in the Veneto, Padua is only a short hop from Venice, and this chapel will not disappoint.Book tickets in advance!

An emotional place. The chapel is beautiful, with dozens of paintings filling the walls. The story of Jesus is displayed poetically, and you can feel the emotion on display. There's a short video that staff make you watch for context before entering. Price is high but worth it.

In of the most beautifully decorated churches I’ve ever visited. It had the famous “Kiss of Death” painting inside of it; it is quite the experience, you have to wait inside a temperature controlled room before visiting. You can only stay so long inside the church before you have to leave due to the temperature change. It was a very interesting experience and it was absolutely stunning inside. It was definitely worth the visit and I would highly suggest you visit if your in the Padua area.

These frescoes painted by Giotto and finished around 1306, are among the works that have impressed me the most in my life, the preservation of the colour and the details of each scene are impressive. It is an incredible experience to visit this chapel. Totally recommended!

You only get 15 minutes inside. Have to book in advance and it's worth every moment.It served (so we think) as the inspiration for Michaelangelo 's Sistine ChapelTake a local guide to show you what the paintings are all about.

Must-see in Padova - chapel with famous Giotto paintings. We didn't book/buy tickets in advance (in June), but woman at the ticket office was very helpful and found tickets for us, we could enter in 45minutes. Must be on time in front of chapel, otherwise you could not enter. Visit consists of 15min video presentation and 15 min visit of chapel.Even our teenagers were impressed.

Amazing... even if you're not into the art history or the politics of the early centuries, you have to see this place. It'll change your outlook on life and appreciation of what we have today. The construction aspect alone is worth the time.

I've spent three weeks in Italy, and these works of art awed me the most. I went in the evening and it was the best decision, really atmospheric. I also paid for a double session (40 mins) and it was worthwhile, I had plenty of time to take pictures and absorb and reflect. Unmissable.

This is beyond doubt one of the most beautiful and important pieces of western art. Absolutely stunning and so well preserved! This rivals, and in my opinion, surpasses the Sistine Chapel- a must see for art enthusiasts

Wonderful and original chapel. The most recognized place is Padova. The trip lasts 30 min and it starts with a 10-15 min-long video explaining the history of the chapel and what is represents. There is enough time to admire the interior. Definitely worth seeing! If you prefer to be sure about the time of the trip, it's better to pre-book it with vivaticket.com. The ticket also includes entrance to Musei Civici agli Eremitani (just next to the chapel) and Palazzo Zuckerman (nearby).

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It's pretty impressive from the architecture point of view to the relics you can find inside. What I can complain is that you are not allowed to take pictures inside (even without a flash) and I can't really understand why. It was a nice experience to visit one time, but most probably I won't return in the future. It's one of those, one time experience.

A beautiful cathedral featuring many historical relics. Came here while we were in Padua for an afternoon and spent a couple of hours here. It’s free to enter. There’s a few street parking spots that you pay via machine. No cameras are allowed. There’s a museum where you can explore (for a fee). I suggest spending at least a couple of hours here to take in the beauty. There is a livestream of a certain section, which is delineated by signs. Holy water is sold here for 1.50 euros per bottle. The restroom is available for 0.5 euros. There is a souvenir shop.

The Basilica of San Anthony, located in Padua, Italy, is a stunning religious landmark dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua. This magnificent basilica is not only an architectural marvel but also a place of pilgrimage and spiritual significance. Its iconic domes and intricate artwork make it a must-visit attraction for tourists and devout believers alike.

A spectacular Basilica just 10 mins walk from th3 centre of town.A deeply religious place, more so than others that we have witnessed.Beautiful decorations inside of what is quite a plain building from the outside, except for the beautiful domes.Absolutely huge inside and the entire area outside the Basilica is selling religious paraphanellia on mass, which is a little tacky.The Basilica is free to enter.

Unbelievable holy and historic site. Amazing artwork from a variety of different eras. A truly stunning building with massive domes that seem like universes of their own. Unique architecture.

This place is huge. Large number of domes and a vast interior made this place a must visit. Though photography is prohibited, all the locals take photos inside. I was really amazed by the gothic architecture and is very similar to churches in Germany. Overall a very pleasant experience.

Had a wonderful blessed opportunity to visit St. Antony life. Lot of meaningful paintings. Artworks are like out of this world art. And his Holy relics were available to see and to pray. If you seek peace and happiness I believe you will find it here.

I've seen probably 200+ churches in my life in different countries, but this one left me totally speechless.It is for sure one of the most beautiful churches in whole Europe.The details and rich architecture are absolutely breath-taking.A true gem

Definitely one of the most spectacular Basilicas in Italia. Pretty easy to walk from the city center, on the way you can also enjoy the park with a lot of statues. Basilica itself has a stunning cupola, relics of San Antonio, particular fresco on the walls. If you are planning to visit Padova, you should definitely visit there.

The Saint Antonio was born in Lisbon and died in Padova. So, for me it was a special moment having the chance to visit this beautiful place. I only went to the Basilica and the mess.

It is a huge basilica and well preserved. The carvings, frescoes and paintings inside are fascinating. You can see the relics and the tomb of St. Anthony. If you are visiting Venice, you should definitely visit the basilica in Padova, which is very close by.

Surreal. Must visit. Very holy place. Don’t for get to get a a few blessed prayer cards for a gold coin donation. It’s worth it.

Have been hearing about St. Anthony of Padua and witnessing Miracles through His intercession since childhood.There was more to see and dwell upon in the Basillica of St. Anthony.A wonderful experience.Please read more about this place before visiting so that you know more on what you're gonna see specially with respect to the relics that is displayed at the Basillica.Peace of Christ to you All 🙏

Beautiful Basilica, the art work of everything is unbelievable, we didn’t plan to get since we were only pass by in Padua to go to Venice, nevertheless I think we were really blessed having the opportunity to go there. The all the churches I’d visited this one is the most to transmit a real feeling of peace and faith. I am really thankful for being there. Booking is not necessary. Dress code required.

Waren im Mai dort, zu der Zeit nicht besonders überlaufen.Es ist ein sehr spiritueller sowie historischer Ort.Alles ist gut beschildert und beschrieben, es gibt Ruhezonen außerhalb im Hof, ein Museum sowie natürlich auch einen Laden für Andenken aller Arten.(Translated by Google)Were there in May, not particularly crowded at the time.It is a very spiritual as well as historical place.Everything is well signposted and described, there are relaxation areas outside in the courtyard, a museum and of course a shop for all kinds of souvenirs.

A real wonder. The blessings of Saint Anthony of Padova. The Basilica of Saint Anthony is very beautiful, calm, and peaceful; the perfect place to pray and admire the wonders of the Basilica. Saint Anthony of Padova is a very well known Saint in the northern Italy region visited by millions of pilgrims every year. Must visit...

Gorgeous basilica hosting the tomb and relic of St. Anthony. It has a really nice garden nearby.

Feel grateful to be here since St Antonio de Padua is my patron saint. Attended the mass in the morning, then waled around observing the chapels, got blessing from Franciscan priest, and of course praying before the tomb. It's a magnificent church to visit even if it's not for religious purpose.

One of the most famous and visited sanctuaries in the world and a testament of art decorated by Giotto, Giusto de' Menabuoi, Altichiero da Zevio, and Jacopo Avanzi.

A remarkable and revered landmark in Padua. This stunning church, completed in the 13th century, is a masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. The interior is richly adorned with beautiful frescoes, intricate sculptures, and impressive artworks. The basilica houses the tomb of Saint Anthony, making it a significant pilgrimage site. The Chapel of the Relics, with its precious religious artifacts, is particularly noteworthy. The serene cloisters and tranquil gardens provide a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. Attending a service or simply exploring the basilica offers a deep sense of spirituality and history. A visit to the Basilica di Sant'Antonio di Padova is a truly enriching experience for both the faithful and lovers of art and architecture.

Worth a visit in Padua. The tomb and other relics of St. Anthony is in the church. It's a fascinating Basilica with much to recommend.

This remarkable European church, with its ancient heritage, features awe-inspiring architecture, ranking among the most beautiful churches I've seen in Europe. A visit to this serene and peaceful place in Venice is a must, offering the chance to witness the tomb of Saint Anthony.

I recommend visiting the basilica, we were on Saturday morning, it is beautiful, there is no entrance fee. The interior decoration is breathtaking.

A much visit for anyone interested in the life time of St.Anthony. The Basilica is where his tomb is .

Massive historical building with thousands of believes. If you are visiting Padua in italy must visit this place. Basilica has their own characteristics of catholic church. It has the body of stone Anthony and you can see St. Anthony’s relics as well. It’s better to visit in a week day than the week end. So much people are coming and do there respect to the church and the saint. It has a uncountable value as well.

Es ist eine der Highlight Kirchen von Nord Italien. Man kann es nicht anders sagen. Groß, mächtig, pompös, mit wunderschönen Fresken und Skulpturen und dem Andachtsraum mit den angeblichen Gebeinen von Anton.Auch wenn ich nicht gläubig bin; nach dem Besuch bei Antonius und vorher Guistina, waren diverse Schmerzen (bis heute 10 Tage später) komischerweise, weg.Hoffen wir im Besten Fall, der Hinweis an die Beiden "jetzt könnt ihr zeigen was ihr könnt" - hat tatsächlich was bewirkt.(Translated by Google)It is one of the highlight churches of northern Italy. There's no other way to say it. Big, powerful, pompous, with beautiful frescoes and sculptures and the prayer room with the alleged bones of Anton.Even if I am not a believer; After visiting Antonius and before that Guistina, various pains (until today 10 days later) were strangely gone.In the best case scenario, let's hope that the message to the two of them "now you can show what you can do" actually had an effect.

I loved this place. We came on Saturday evening and there was a service held there, it was crowded but still you could see everything and it's a wonder. Nothing compares to basilicas in Italy! From small ones to the biggest ones, it's always something marvelous to see!

Went there on Wednesday as on that day The pope will address the public, had a wait to complete the security check and entered after completing the formalities, a big crowd was there, area is kept clean, you must be aware of pickpocket and bag snatchers, wash rooms are provided, a post office is located inside the premises.Was a good experience.

Very nice experience visiting Saint Anthony’s Basilica.My husband and I visited the Basilica on Thursday. We really liked it. The exterior of the Basilica is very beautiful and the interior is also very beautiful. Is a very peaceful place and you can appreciate all the art and also see the reliquias. Priests are also very nice.I would recommend the visit 🩵

Wahnsinnig schöne und beeindruckende Basilika. Die Atmosphäre war einzigartig. Der Zugang ist kostenlos und man kann sich frei bewegen und auf Entdeckungsreise gehen. Sehr zu empfehlen! 👍(Translated by Google)Insanely beautiful and impressive basilica. The atmosphere was unique. Access is free and you can move around freely and explore. We recommend! 👍

So special, but I would also recommend the St Giustina church nearby where the remains of St Luke are kept. Please be respectful of this place as it is a place of worship.

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It is nice to visit castles when there is one around. It helps understand how the area grew around it. This one includes a lot of explanations. I just regret that the inside does not include any furniture. The castle in itself is well preserved, not as good as others that I visited in France but it is worth a visit. If we could have a service with human guides, I would go for it. It just makes such a huge difference about what you learn and how you enjoy the tour. The temporary painting exhibition was just great. The price is high though (14€ including the tower). I recommend to visit the tower to get a scenic vie of the city.

Interesting Museum in the middle of an old castle. The tower climb is worth the view! However, the permanent exhibits are not well translated, making it hard to understand and not fun to read. The temporary art exhibits were very good and well prepared!

Das Schloß von außen ist sehr schön. Das Museum im Innenbereich ist aufschlussreich und informativ, leider kaum interaktiv gestaltet. Trotzdem faszinieren die Räumlichkeiten des Schlosses durch seine Historie und Architektur. Absolut empfehlenswert ist der Löwen Turm. Der 1 € Mehrpreis beim Eintritt ist die Aussicht auf Ferrara absolut wert. Im Museum findet man auch wechselnde Sonderausstellungen.(Translated by Google)The castle from the outside is very beautiful. The indoor museum is insightful and informative, but unfortunately hardly interactive. Nevertheless, the rooms of the castle are fascinating due to their history and architecture. The Lion Tower is highly recommended. The view of Ferrara is absolutely worth the €1 extra charge for entry. The museum also has changing special exhibitions.

Beautiful Castle in the middle of town. We visited during the chocolate Festival and had a great time!

Beautiful castle with a moat surrounding it and in great shape. Was not able to enter it on the day we visited but I hear that it is worth it. There is a tower to view Ferrara from and so could be interesting for aerial photos.

I came to Ferrara just to see this place, the first Italian castle i have ever been to, and i have to say, it's ok, but nothing special.The castle itself is massive and true to the style of Italian castles. I would even say it's very beautiful on the outside. The view from the top of the tower was also great.The staff throughout the castle were very kind and helpful.However, the reason behind the 3-star review is what's inside the castle. Basically, there was so little. If you want written information, there is quite a lot of that, but very little to show in terms of physical objects. It was just room after room of emptiness and some poorly maintained ceiling paintings and other stuff. Had it not been for the view from the tower, i would have probably considered it not even worth visiting on the inside unless you realllly want to know about the history.

Too crowded today because it was Easter. But a very interesting place to visit.

If you visit Ferrara, you need to take a short walk through the city center and admire the emblem of the city. Easily accessible, you can enjoy your walk or short rest at any time of the day around the moat of the castle.

Ein imposantes Bauwerk inmitten eines herrlichen Zentrums. Lange nicht so touristisch, aber deswegen nicht weniger schön. Ganz im Gegenteil. Eine der schönsten Städte, die wir in Italien besucht haben.(Translated by Google)An imposing building in the middle of a wonderful center. Not nearly as touristy, but that doesn't make it any less beautiful. Quite the opposite. One of the most beautiful cities we visited in Italy.

Schöne Festung in der Stadtmitte....vom Kerker .....durch viele Räume....bis in den Turm hinauf mir schöner Aussicht kann alles besichtigt werden. Deutlich sichtbar in einigen Räumen die vom Erdbeben verursachten Schäden.....da ist noch viel Geld und Handarbeit nötig um alles zu restaurieren....lohnenswerte Besuch.(Translated by Google)Beautiful fortress in the city center....from the dungeon.....through many rooms....all the way up to the tower with a beautiful view. Everything can be visited. The damage caused by the earthquake is clearly visible in some rooms... a lot of money and manual work is still needed to restore everything... worth a visit.

Amazing castle. I was really impressed at the preservation and art.

Downtown attraction, easy to visit with marvelous renaissance images indoor and a beatiful view from the tower.

It was a good visit, many ushers to help direct to the right path/route to appreciate the visit better. Cool view from the tower. Well-exhibited informative materials. Bought the myFe card includes entry to Tower of the Lions.

Recommended to pre book the tickets to avoid queues.The castle is in good state and good views from the tower (2 euros more)

Full of history. Very well laid out. Panels in English everywhere so not sure if audio guide is necessary. Took almost two hours to go around. Didn't do the Torre Di Leone as it was over 100 steps! Dungeons are interesting. Tourist information office in the castle courytard. Unlike many other museums in Italy, this is closed on Tuesdays.

After visiting some castels in smaller cities in north Italy, expected more to see here.Frescoes are ruined, and very few items on display - majority of the visit is based on reading stories about dukes from Ferrara, endong with contemporary art exhibition.

Beautiful castle,great museum. Wisf if only there were more books in english in souvenir shop, especially about Lucrezia Borgia.

The castle is great from the outside and the inner courtyard is really nice. Great history behind it to understand the city but is not worth the ticket price for what you see inside. They also charge 2 additional euros to go up the Lion's gate, which by the way is only accessible if you get your ticket at 4.30. We arrived at 4.35 on a Monday when it was not busy at all and they would not ley us access the Lion's gate.

The castle is definitely the most significant building in the town. We most of the things in the town are built from bricks, this castle is also made of bricks, which was a big surprise for me as I am used to seeing castles made of stone. Make sure to check the opening hours. I was surprised that castle as well as many restaurants and places were closed on Tuesday and done also on Wednesday. You will pay extra 2€ for entrance to the tower but it is definitely worth it because it will give you wonderful views. Unfortunately the castle doesn't include original furniture. Signs inside the castle are both in Italian and English, but sometimes translations were not the best and you had to think twice about what they wanted to tell you. Also, it didn't necessarily go in the historical order so you were putting pieces of puzzles together to understand. Orientation inside the castle was also difficult sometimes because the outside curtains were closed so you had no idea on which part of the castle you are at the moment. But overall, of you are in Ferrara, you cannot miss the opportunity to visit this castle.

I could write a book about it. It's a marvel. Just one detail: in the courtyard there is a well, closed by a metal grate. The iron chain is the most exquisite wrought iron. One can spend hours wondering on the intricate details. Go there, people. And marvel.

Impressive Ferrara’s landmark worth visiting. Make sure to chech for busy hours, otherwise it’s too crowded to really enjoy. Best time to visit is spring or autumn.

You can't miss Castello di Ferrara. Molto bella as they say in Italian. Ferrara is a gem, do not miss this city and make an effort to come!

Beautifu big historic structure in the centre of town. Worth visiting with calm to enjoy all it has to offer, including an ascent in one of the towers (122 steps, no lift) to get a panoramic view all around.

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Bologna is just awesome all around. The tourist office offers a walking tour that is perfect with multi-lingual guides who are extremely knowledgeable and communicative. Even in the rain it is stupendous. Don't forget to take photos at the end of the tour, especially at the street market. And I recommend the night when they light it all up. Spectacular!

This is a beautiful town square where people come and sit for a quiet drink or a meal at one of the restaurants. A fantastic place to sit with a cold drink and just watch the world go by.

Good:Beautiful place , nice place to walk . Very well maintained considering how old this landmark is. It doesn’t feel like a few hundred years old :)Bad:Only visit if you are interested in monuments, ancient architecture, or culture :)

Simply beautiful! Nice open square with some signing and some performing! Right inferring of the basilica.

A vibrant plaza in the center of Bologna. There are so many churches, attractions, stores, restaurants, and gelaterias in the area. All the streets around the plaza are beautiful, so just walking around is impressive already. Venturing down the side streets leads to many drinking and dining options. Even in mid August, the plaza wasn't terribly crowded (it was very hot, however). Highly recommend a visit.

very nice city center. 👌 i took a quick tour between Milan and Florence

Visited many times through out my 3 day stay. Amazing facade and architecture. Good coffee shops. But it could use more music, events, and good seating options.

Beautiful place where people gather, day or night. Usual some musicians are playing. The click tower and the cathedral are a wonderful backdrop. Sit on the steps at night and enjoy the lights on the buildings and the energy.We went up the clock tower. Try it. Nice view. We also ate at the vino wine bar. Very nice.

If you like to visit a really beautiful spot in Italy, than visit Bologna! I am regularly visiting Italy 40+ years (YES!) ago from north to south! I love it! Bologna is different! Just sit in a restaurant or cafe on Piazza Maggiore and you will definitely have a great time, deep dive into history and modern Italy!

I really enjoyed visiting this piazza maggiore, there’s lots to do and see in and around this area. It’s very lively day and nighttime. It’s very well lit during the nighttime and is a nice place to hang out in the evening. You can visit the museums, sites and churches during the day. There are lots of nice little shops and restaurants to explore. I really enjoyed my time here and I would definitely recommend checking out this piazza.

This is literally the heart of Bologna. Amazing shows and open air cinema with many international movies all summer long and many other events that happens in the winter time. Very safe very organized. Watched soMany good movies during the summer and saw good buskers and loud and bad ones. But Bologna’s heart is definitely always beating through this square.

Everytime I'm visiting this square I feel something of magic. You can see younger or old people here, tourists and students. Bologna is a wonderful town with a lot of beautiful places!

The main - central - square of Bologna with several shops, restaurants,and historical architecture around it. It's very spectacular, and normally full of people and good vibes. I felt here like a time traveller who just appeared in the middle of a magnificent and powerful metropolitan city

Great piazza with historical buildings wherever you turn. They had a summer cinema set us that was free for anyone every evening. It qas amazing to watch while surrounded by those amazing buildings. Can't believe that's normal for the people that actually live there

Just loved the square. Lively city square surrounded by classical buildings and architecture. Roads leading off from square alive with restaurants and cafes/bars. The whole area full of locals and tourists just having a good time. My only concern was that our visit was in the middle of a extraordinary heat spell far hotter than normal. Plan to return later in year when things cool down a little.

So much history around the piazza, so much to see. Start with the impressive Basílica de San Petronio, go around and have a peek of the Nettuno fountain (being renovated) and the city hall at the corner. Many cafeterias and restaurants all over.

If you like this review give it a 👍In the heart of the old town. Cosy but not the most romantic or nicest old town squares I've been to. A lot of guys who are trying to sell you junk stuff. Prices are pretty high. (€7 for a bottle of non alcoholic beer, €7 for a glass of wine).

This is Piazza Maggiore, locals actually refer to it as Piazza Grande, which means "Grand Square". Very lively square like most old cities of Italy

Bologna - my beloved place in Europe. Best food in the world, beautiful architecture, friendly people, fantastic Uni (founded 1088 - the oldest in Europe). Last but not least- not overcrowded by tourists. With Maranello short stroll away. Museo Ferrari and Il Cavallino restaurant. Life can be beautiful.

Enjoyed the movie night here, it’s a great idea to host movies daily here! The movie was in English and in Italian caption. The movie is daily from 10pm; great way to spend the evening relaxing in historical wonderful Bologna!

Sehr angenehmer Hauptplatz. Mitten im Februar war es nicht überlaufen. Super um eine kurze pause einzulegen und einfach mal die stadt auf sich wirken zu lassen. Sehr schön und eine Empfehlung dort mal hin zu gehen(Translated by Google)Very pleasant main square. It wasn't crowded in the middle of February. Great for taking a short break and just taking in the city. Very nice and I recommend going there

Piazza Maggioreisa central square in Bologna, Italy, largely preserving its 15th-century layout. It is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Basilica di San Petronio, Palazzo Re Enzo, Palazzo del Podestà, and Palazzo dei Notai.DescriptionThe piazza isa hub of activity, with various events and festivals taking place throughout the year. In the summer, it hosts one of Italy’s largest outdoor cinemas, and during the winter, it’s a popular spot for ice skating. The square is also home to the iconic Fontana del Nettuno, a beautiful baroque fountain.HistoryPiazza Maggiore has a rich history dating back to the 12th century, when it was the site of the city’s medieval market. Over time, the market was relocated to surrounding streets, and the piazza was redesigned to become the grand public space it is today.Points of InterestBasilica di San Petronio: A stunning Gothic-Renaissance church, incomplete since its construction began in the 14th century.Palazzo Re Enzo: A medieval palace that now serves as the seat of the Bologna City Council.Palazzo del Podestà: A 14th-century palace that was once the residence of the Podestà, the city’s chief magistrate.Palazzo dei Notai: A 13th-century palace that was the seat of the Notary Guild and features an ornate façade with three calamai (quills) symbols.Fontana del Nettuno: A beautiful baroque fountain featuring a statue of Neptune.

Unique center squareFull of lifeYouth, students, kids, people of all ages, tourists.. just awesome!Everything close to it is amazing and you have a lot of stuff to see nearby

Very nice square, the cathedral reminiscent of that in Florence. Lots going on there with many cafes, museum, city hall. Great place to meet and start the tour of the city.

Great city in the north part of Italy.Not very touristy because everybody is going to Firenze or Modena..they are right to visit them, but wrong to not go to bologna. Great food, lots of things to see, and with the many porticoes it’s not too hot because you can walk in the shade.You’ll have to visit.. or not.. so it stays relatively calm 😉

loved spending time at Piazza Maggiore in Bologna. This historic square, dating back to the 13th century, is the heart of the city. Sometimes has events such as live cinema shows

The piazza itself is a decent piece of architecture. It is one of the biggest squares I've seen so far in Italy maybe. What sets it apart is people who frequent this square, during the day you witness street artists spread across the square and people of Bologna; students, the young, the middle aged all come together during holidays and weekends to enjoy the sun during winters and the wind during summers. The square at night lights up in a million lights to accentuate the sedated beauty of architecture.The square is a prominent place for art and cinema events held free of cost for all to enjoy. Bologna is a city of free and accessible art.

A great place not only for what's located on it, but because at night young people just gather around chilling and talking.

This is where sightseeing begins in Bologna. The square dates back to the Middle Ages and is lined with historic palace buildings and the city's largest and most important church (San Petronio). The Neptune Fountain is worth viewing up close as well.There are also quite a few eateries, coffee shops, bars and some shops found around Piazza Maggiore as well.I liked visiting at night when the square was lit up a bit, it is considerable less busy and crowded later in the day as well.

Central place in Bologna. Surounded by a lots of wonderful buildings. Close to the Bologna dome, good restaurants and Bars. Street musicians opposite the neptun fountain gives you a special holiday vibe. Definitely a good point to start exploring the streets of Bologna.

I did a free walking tour starting at Piazza Maggiore. If you get a chance to tour, you will find out great information about the piazza as well as the surrounding areas! If you have a budget, Google the " free walking tour" and enter "Bologna". The tour is tip-based if you enjoy your tour and tour guide as much as I did you can tip more.

A great place to explore. Lots of cafes, restaurants to choose from. Nearby shopping to explore coupled with attractions to visit.

*A place you shouldn't miss when you come to Bologna. Even if you are somewhere around this area, don't miss the chance to visit.First of all you can visit the church for free , sit on the steps and smells the Italian history and culture, plus it is near the Neptune's fountain

What a difference Piazza Maggiore during the rain or in nice weather. And especially during liberation day!! People are cheerful so there is a lot of noise everywhere, or as in the video below, they express their cheerfulness by dancing. If you prefer smaller, quieter squares, go to Piazza Santo Stefano. On this Piazza you can enjoy the buildings, their impressions, the people coming and going, the musicians playing amplified, the tourist train that leaves from here and the terraces. Yes Piazza Maggiore has it all!!

The living room of Bologna! Enjoyed sitting on the steps, drinking from the free water available near Neptune’s fountain and visiting /shopping at the Visit Bologna store.Another delight was the whispering corners at the entrance to the square. Just take in the ambience and unwind as one can only do so in Italy!

Piazza maggiore is the hub from where you can start exploring bologna, bars/ restaurants/architecture all around this area, Bologna has a lot to offer, good food ( and plenty of it) lovely architecture all over the city, train station not to far from centre(15mins walk if your travelling light) there is also an airport (a bit out of town)- we did not use the metro from the airport as it is expensive and only takes you to the central station and then you still have to find your way to your hotel so you’re better off as a couple catching a cab from the airport ( pretty much same price) and getting dropped at your accommodations doorstep) also beware buses of certain routes don’t run weekends. It’s a walkable city pretty flat all around, so just go walkabout.

The Piazza is the best place in Bologna and there are also shopping street, many brands there like Timberland,HM,Zara,Yves Rocher,..And there are also restaurants close to there and they are cheap comparing to restaurants in Venice or in MilanoI liked it so much

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Two lovely medieval towers in the center of Bologna.They're quite impressive given their age. However, we didn't spend more than 10 mins looking around and taking some photos.The towers are heavily supported and they're in the middle of town, so quite concealed, as opposed to Pisa's tower that is in the open and far more impressive looks wise.I wouldn't get to Bologna just for that.

Two impressive, given their age, medieval towers in the center of Bologna.However, we didn't spend more than 5 mins looking around. They were supported and the slope of one of them is a bit scary!

Of all the towers I climbed… this was my favourite! The €5 entrance fee is a bargain. They have a ticket office at the bottom. It’s really cool the way everything is creaking and medieval.. I’m pretty sure the tower leans in one direction. It’s kinda scary when you look down from the top. Totally totally worth €5 and the effort to climb it. Don’t miss this!

5 stars for the view from the top, also the online ticketing service comes in handy since you don’t have to wait in line. The support beams for the stairs inside don’t look very..supportive though especially when there are dozens of people on them on the same time. Visits are every 15m and groups need to wait each other to pass between floors.

The towers are leaning a lot! Impressive view, but with high fences so only visible from a few angles.

The Two Towers are landmark medieval structures that represent an iconic symbol of the city of Bologna. Unfortunately, Garisenda is leaning so much and is bad enough condition now that the city has closed off visiting both towers for emergency restorations and efforts to save the 12th-century tower from collapsing.Sadly, you can't visit Asinelli Tower as well now due to safety concerns related to restorations of Garisenda. During normal times you can walk up to the rooftop and see 360 degree views of Bologna. Seems from the city website, repair works will probably take around 10 years so it will likely be a long time before this is possible to experience again. So just enjoy seeing the towers as you walk by at street level for now.

Nous n’avons pas eu l’occasion de monter les 500 marches. Le site est fermé.Au vu de la tour la plus petite ça n’inspire pas confiance du monter 😅 c’est encore plus penché que la tour de Pise !!!(Translated by Google)We didn't have the chance to climb the 500 steps. The site is closed.Considering the smallest tower, it doesn't inspire confidence when going up 😅 it's even more leaning than the Tower of Pisa!!!

Bemerkenswerte Türme, welche vielerorts schon von weitem zu sehen sind. Einer steht unglaublich schräg und erweckt je nach Blickwinkel einen fast gruseligen Eindruck.(Translated by Google)Remarkable towers that can be seen from afar in many places. One is incredibly slanted and, depending on the angle, creates an almost creepy impression.

The top of the remaining towers in Bologna. There used to be lots of them but none of them lasted so long. The leaning is quite dangerous though. I hope they'll manage to stabilise it as the one in Pisa, for it is just as tilted if not more, but time will tell. So don't go buying tickets - you can't enter, but you can at least walk around them.

Distinctive part of Bologna's skyline. They're currently being stabilized and soyou can't climb them anymore

Unfortunately the towers have recently been closed due to safety reasons. So now you can only admire from the street. They are beautiful though and hopefully they can be restored so people can walk up them again. They are fun though and are slightly leaning. Great view from the street.

This was a great experience and one I can say I’ve done. If you do have any health/breathing issues then I’d be careful, there is nearly 500 stairs , all of which are different and extremely steep/awkward. Take your time and stop at the various points along the way ! Great view if the weather is clear I can imagine , a must do if you’re visiting to say you’ve done it.

Ok. Schwierig etwas über 2 riesen schiefe Türme zu sagen. Wenn man aber bedenkt, dass es vor hunderten Jahren über hunderte solcher Türme gab, sieht man sie ganz anders an. Dazu sollte man Bologna mal googeln. Auf jedenfall sehenswert! Wie übrigens ganz Bologna.(Translated by Google)OK. Difficult to say anything about two giant leaning towers. But when you consider that there were hundreds of towers like this hundreds of years ago, you look at them completely differently. You should google Bologna. Definitely worth seeing! Like all of Bologna, by the way.

We went to this landmark earlier in the year and the view at the top was amazing. It is the highest point you can get to in the city; you can see around for miles. However it does take a while to go up the many, many stairs - as there is only one staircase to go up and down. I would recommend this if you have lots of time in Bologna and are not afraid of heights!

The most famous symbol of Bologna! It looks impressive, unfortunately at the time of our visit it was closed and fenced due to ongoing works (August 2024).

Tickets were 5€ per person. Make sure to buy tickets in advance through their website.There's no lift, so be prepared for a lot of stairs (about 500 of them). There are breaks in between and places to stand and rest.The view from the top is incredible! I have a fear of heights but still had so much fun :)Walking up and down the stairs was a bit scary to me, although the place seems really safe. (Stairs aren't steep, there's just many of them)Be prepared to sweat a bit and bring water with you (and someone who will take pictures of the view for you. I personally couldn't make myself reach out and take any pictures. 😁)Recommended!

Pretty affordable experience in Bologna with good views of the city. I definitely like their reservation system. Didn't feel crowded and didn't have to wait but you do need to book in advance (we were able to book the day of a few hours before). Some of the stairs didn't feel like they were a perfect 90 degrees and some were differently spaced than others, so do use caution. The walk up also seemed much quicker than we thought it would be.

Really enjoyed this. For €5 you can’t beat it.I did the 10am (first) entry. Was super quick. In and out in 20 minutes. Definitely not accessible.I think the first tour is the best because the stairs are narrow and you have people traversing both ways. Whereas the first tour you go up and no one is attempting to come down. Look through the holes in the stone - they are great view points from the stairs.Buy tickets online in advance - they limit the amount of people every 15 minutes.

TheTwo Towers(Italian:Le due torri), both leaning, are symbols ofBologna, Italy,[1]and the most prominent of theTowers of Bologna. They are located at the intersection of the roads that lead to the five gates of the old ring wall (mura dei torresotti). The taller one is called theAsinelli. The smaller tower with a greater lean is called theGarisenda. Their names derive from the families which are traditionally credited with having constructed the towers between 1109 and 1119.Their construction may have been a competition between the two families to show which was the more powerful family.[3][4]The scarcity of documents from this early period makes this uncertain. The name of the Asinelli family, for example, is documented for the first time in 1185, almost 70 years after the presumed construction of the tower which is attributed to them.Asinelli TowerInside the Asinelli TowerIt is believed that the Asinelli Tower initially had a height of ca. 70 metres (230 feet) and was raised later to the current 97.2 metres (319ft), with an overhanging battlement of 2.2 m (6.6 ft). In the 14th century the city became its owner and used it as a prison and small stronghold.During this period a wooden construction was added around the tower at a height of roughly 30 metres, about 100 feet, above ground, which was connected with an aerial footbridge to the Garisenda Tower. The footbridge was destroyed in a 1398 fire. Its addition is attributed toGiovanni Visconti,Duke of Milan, who allegedly wanted to use it to control the turbulentMercato di Mezzo, the central street, today the via Rizzoli, to suppress possible revolts. TheViscontihad become the rulers of Bologna after the decline of theSignoriaof thePepolifamily, but were rather unpopular in the city.Severe damage was caused by lightning that often resulted in small fires and collapses. In 1824 alightning rodwas installed. The tower has survived at least two documented large fires: the first in 1185 was due toarsonand a second one in 1398.The Asinelli Tower was used by the scientistsGiovanni Battista Riccioliin 1640 andGiovanni Battista Guglielminiin the 1700s for experiments to study the motion ofheavy bodiesand theEarth's rotation. InWorld War II, between 1943 and 1945, it was used as a sight post: During bombing attacks, four volunteers took post at the top to direct rescue operations, to places hit byAlliedbombs. Later, aRAItelevision relay was installed on top.Garisenda TowerA view of Torre della Garisenda and Chiesa dei Santi Bartolomeo e Gaetano from Torre degli AsinelliThe Garisenda Tower today has a height of 48 metres (157 feet), with an overhang of 3.2 metres (10ft). Initially, it was approximately 60 metres (about 200 feet) high, but had to be lowered in the 14th century due to a yielding of the ground which left it slanting and dangerous.[5]In the early 15th century, the tower was bought by theArte dei Drappieri, which remained the sole owner until theGarisendabecame municipal property at the end of the 19th century.It was cited several times byDantein theDivine ComedyandThe Rhymes, a confirmation of his stay in Bologna,[1]and byGoethein hisItalian Journey. The Two Towers were the subject of aneponymouspoem byGiosuè Carduccias part of theBarbarian Odes. Charles Dickens wrote about the towers in hisPictures from Italy.[6]Antal Szerbwrote about them inThe Third Tower: Journeys in Italy.[7]In October 2023, the tower was sealed off by the city of Bologna after fears the structure was tilting too far.[8]Bologna officials noted that the tower has leaned since it was built “and has been a concern ever since.” It sustained additional damage in the medieval era when ironwork and bakery ovens were built inside.[9]The tower is monitored for cracks. Sensors have been installed to track any shifting.On 2 December 2023, the city announced the situation was critical, and the tower could collapse. The city began constructing a 5 metre tall barrier to contain the debris in the event of a fall.

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The main attraction, as you’ve probably learned, is Michelangelo’s Statue of David, one of the most famous sculptures in the world and much more impressive and inspiring in person than any photo can portray. Aside from David, there is a nice collection of other unfinished Michelangelo sculptures and a nice collection of paintings from the renaissance era. In my opinion, the optional and small musical instrument exhibit, though nice if you have ample time, is not really necessary and can be skipped. The size of the museum overall is perfect and not in any way overwhelming - we did it comfortably in about 2 hours and that was being slow. Highly recommend when in Florence!

Michelangelo’s David is obviously the main attraction and the statue does not disappoint. I would check out the statue, view the rest of the museum and then come back for a few more minutes to take in the sculpture again. It really is impressive.

What a great museum to get a feel for the birth of the Renaissance era of the world.The queue line to get in can be quite long so make sure to buy tickets in advance!Going through a guided tour like I did made the wait pretty small, but it does come with a premium cost of course.The Statue of David is quite the thing to see in real life! Highly recommend to stop by while in Florence!

The Michaelangelo David statue is much more impressive in person than it looks on the photos. It is huge and the posture and detail is amazing.Apart from the David Sculpture and the odd interesting painting this was the least interesting gallery I've been in. Without the David it would almost be pointless visiting it.After you have seen the first 500 rooms of paintings of Mary and Baby Jesus in the exact same pose and style, you have seen them all. If you want to see art of this style go to the churches in Rome and see them where they were meant to be seen for free.

The main attraction is David by Michelangelo. It’s incredible! As you turn the corner and see the SCALE for the first time, the impact it has. It really is a sight to be seen in person wow.Book in advance, wow I can’t recommend this enough. The queues are insane, book in advance or book a premium ticket to skip the queue. It’s worth every penny.Amazing selection of art and sculpture additional to David too! The sculptures are so impressive, beautiful curation.

A must see when in Florence. This is where you go to see Michelangelo’s original Statue of David (along with other amazing artwork).The lineup tends to be long, and needs to be booked well in advance. If you don’t have tickets available, I highly recommend arriving an hour before they open the doors. If you don’t, you’ll be stuck in line for up to 2 hours (during peak season).

We went on a weekend through a tour guide. Honestly I feel that's the best way to do it. You skip the frustration of the line and you enter in about 10min. With the guide you they explain in detail what you are seeing and gives you a better appreciation of the art pieces. We had the guide for about an hour to hit the highlights of Michael Angelo's sculptures then we were able to stay in museum as along as we desired. It is a must see in Florence. The statue of David is pretty breathtaking in person.

The Statue of David is beautiful. It was larger than I thought it would be and the level of detail is insane! There are huge crowds though. Be prepared for that. Also, the slots to view the exhibits are timed. Make sure you prebook your tickets or be prepared to take whatever they have. One final note, see more than David, seeing the other exhibits. Seeing the older instruments were awesome to me as a musician.

It is everything you would expect from an art museum. Gorgeous prices of work. Ample space to walk around even if it's busy. Timed tickets helps I think. Book in advance if you can.David was a magical sight. Something that can't be captured on film. A must when in Florence!

Hey, it’s David! The only and most famous sculpture in the world. What more to say? Highly recommend going during extended evening hours in the summer: it’s cooler and fewer people too. We were able to enjoy the masterpiece without the crazy crowds.Definitely buy tickets in advance.

From across the road at #51 you can pick up tickets on the day, 17£. Go early to avoid most tourist groups. Plenty of religious iconography from 1300s-1800s. The David is in the main hall, well situated and there's seating to gaze at his behind. After the gift shop take a left to get the lift to the 1st floor, not much up there though. We spent an hour inside.

The gallery itself is beautiful and quite small, going through can take anything from 1 - 4 hours depending on how much you like to read about each painting and sculpture.For me it was about 1 and a half hour because all paintings are Christian-themed, which doesn't mean much to me, so I just quickly went through them however the sculptures really caught my eye. Each sculpture, and painting, has a description which tells a quick story about about whom it was ordered and who made it. They also show how the plaster copies are made.The queue can be very random. We haven't bought any reservation, which I recommend if you hate unnecessary wait times and can get a reservation for a good price (order at least a week ahead),and so we had to join the slowest queue. Thankfully we have waited only something over an hour to get in (joined 15:30, got in 16:50, with about 30-40 people in front of us). They usually let a group of 10 people in, sometimes in 10 minute intervals and sometimes it takes 30 minutes. Once you get in there is a queue for security and then a queue for actually buying the tickets, which is more crowded and even less organized. The gallery closes entrance in 18:20 and closes as a whole in 18:50.I think it is worth the wait if you are not waiting for more than 2 hours. For calculating wait time you have to first wait for at least 30 minutes to see how the staff treats the queues. Some let in solely the reserved queue (which is expected) some make it more balanced. Highly recommend freeing at least 3 hours for Academia Gallery.

You may wait a while, even with skip the line tickets, but of course it is worth it! Once you get inside, you will forget all about the wait as you immerse yourself in the incredible art. Of course, David is amazing! However there is so much more to see, so be sure to explore everything before you leave.

The Galleria dell’Accademia di Firenze is a must-visit for art lovers, showcasing Michelangelo's iconic David in an awe-inspiring setting. Its rich collection of Renaissance masterpieces provides a deeply enriching cultural experience.

This museum was packed. It was a lot smaller than I thought it would be. You can easily complete this entire museum within an hour. David is the main sculpture but don’t miss the room with all the casts and watch the video on how they make copies of the sculptures.

The museum was a lot smaller than expected. Although, it is small it’s packed with beautiful artwork. The statue of David alone makes it worth it. We booked our tickets online which I highly recommend as it gets crowded. Also online search for the best deal. We got our 5 tickets through head out which was cheaper than on the site.

Go super early in the morning or after 3:30/4pm to avoid long queue and enjoy the museum. €16 for adults its a bargain to see Michelangelo’s masterpiece, Davide. The details of the sculpture are truly breathtaking. Don’t fool yourself thinking that the replica which is outside the Medici palace is the real one!

The queue was overwhelming.Imagine 2000plus people waiting to go inside. I went in just to see the status of David. There are other paintings and statues. Medici musical instrument collection is also there. Audio guide is 6euros, and you have to deposit an id of yours till you return the audio set. This is just a one time visit for me.

Went on a great guided tour! Definitely don’t miss visiting here when you visit Florence. Seeing David in person was absolutely magnificent - just be prepared for long queues. Would recommend getting there early - once you’re inside, there’s no problems!

Amazing place to visit although it is recommended to avoid going on Tuesdays and during high season. The most famous spot in it is the "David" by Michaelangelo. It will be overcrowded around the artwork, better to go as early as possible in the morning. Check out their webpage in case you're going in groups!

Yes there is the statue of David, but there is a lot of important work here from Michaelangelo and other artists. You can view the progression of Michaelangelo's work from earlier sculpture he began to one of his masterpieces. By all means, book a tour for early access!

Wow...what an amazing place!David made an incredible impression on me. The masterpiece created by Michelangelo is simply breathtaking.Of course, in the Gallery you will find many more beautiful works of art that are worth paying attention to.I recommend buying tickets online in advance, because the Gallery is always crowded with tourists, but it is understandable because everyone who visiting Florence wants to see this masterpiece on their own eyes.

Incredible. David sure makes a lasting impression. It's such a special feeling to stand in a place filled with so much beauty & history. Definitely worth the visit. A family member took a fall during our visit, the staff was very helpful in assisting us to call an ambulance. The entrance wasn't very exciting, you wait in what feels like an alley.

The Accademia is best enjoyed with a guide who knows what you are looking at and can give you the perspective necessary to really enjoy the masterpieces you are viewing. The statue of David and the other Michelangelo sculptures are mesmerizing. The thing about the sculptures that are so unique is the way Michelangelo brings every aspect to life and knowing he was a small man in stature to be able to carve these life like poses that almost feel as though the block marble was hiding this figure prior to his carving. The art throughout as well makes the price of admission well worth it. The lines can be quite long so arrive with a guide at the set time and walk right in.

Is this the best museum in the world? Maybe... David is so captivating, history, the detail, the scale and size. Its site is very well done, you enter, turn left and boom, there it is. Surrounded by "stone prisoners", human forms emerging from marble, partially exposed. Awesome. Memorable. Better, the management have ample seating nearby, and they move crowds, they insist on quiet (stone floors amplify noise), they watch everybody. The paintings are not behind inches of glass, and barrier (um, Mona Lisa?), they are right in your face. Accessible. You can see the painstaking detail of each stroke, each chip, each nail, precision, care, time, effort (and money).The adjoining rooms of paintings and statues (all of ancient rich people and their families, all looking better than reality no doubt) are worth exploration as well. The music room is not do great, as are several smaller rooms. Paintings faded, dark, small and almost boring. But several rooms have big, bright awesome paintings (the original abuse of Sadine women room is fantastic).Several rooms have padded seats, and videos. WC on ground floor by exit, down the stairs...could be bigger (especially women), but are clean and bright.Well done to the folks running this museum. Well worth the 20E pp you pay.

During my recent visit to the Accademia Gallery, I found the experience to be overall satisfactory. The collection of art, including Michelangelo's iconic David, was impressive. The museum layout allowed for a smooth flow through the exhibits, and the information provided about the artworks was informative. However, the crowd and limited space could be a drawback for some visitors, impacting the overall enjoyment of the visit.

A stunning art gallery with an abundance of historic paintings and sculptures. It was well worth the visit and I would highly recommend buying tickets in advance as it will avoid standing in the general admissions line. However, don't arrive too earlier as you will not be allowed to enter until fifteen minutes before the time on your ticket.

We secured ‘early opening’ tickets for the “Academia Gallery” which allowed us to be there well ahead of the crowds. The main attraction is “David” which we viewed with probably only another ~15 people around at the time. Fantastic. We then spent time looking at the other featured Art and Sculptures. Also very good. (When we left there were crowds - we were fortunate to have had the quiet viewing time).

The Accademia Gallery is amazing. Not only the finished, David, and so many other great works of art, but also the unfinished works of Michelangelo. Plus the beautiful art and sculptures from so many artists. Be sure to buy your tickets ahead, as even then you will wait to enter.

The Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts, particularly renowned for housing Michelangelo's iconic sculpture, "David." The museum offers visitors a chance to admire some of the greatest masterpieces of Renaissance art, including works by Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, and others. However, it's worth noting that the collection is relatively small compared to other museums in Florence. Despite this, the quality of the artwork and the historical significance of "David" make it a worthwhile visit. Additionally, the museum can get crowded, so it's advisable to book tickets in advance to avoid long queues. Overall, the Galleria dell'Accademia provides a captivating glimpse into the brilliance of Renaissance art and is a highlight of any visit to Florence.

Loved this museum. Obviously the main attraction, David, is incredible. The other sculptures and paintings are amazing as well.One of my favorite features here were the many short videos (shown on screens next to the art) explaining how the paintings and sculptures were produced.

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I don't like tour groups at all, but this is one of the few things I highly recommend joining a tour group for this. You DEFINITELY need to schedule in advance, or you'll be waiting for hours. If you don't have skip the line or a tour group, you'll probably still be waiting. A tour is one of the best ways to guarantee you'll get into the dome, which is absolutely worth it. The dome is a genuine masterpiece. The tower is a separate thing, and you'll have to climb that to really get the best views of the outside of the dome.

Truly the most beautiful building I've ever seen. Its majesty almost brought me to tears. I came to Florence on two separate occasions and it was impressive both times. I didn't even need to go inside (though I hear inside is beautiful as well). The amount of detail and beauty was enough for me.

Excellent experience. Highly recommend the private (opening the Duomo) tour we did. You and a small group get to open the church first thing in the morning, and climb to the top before anyone else! You then get a small tour and breakfast afterwards. Wonderful time!

Duomo is a must-see for anyone visiting Florence. It is a truly awe-inspiring building, and it is a testament to the skill and ingenuity of the Renaissance architects. The massive dome is simply breathtaking. It is hard to believe that it was built over 600 years ago.The intricate carvings and sculptures on the exterior of the cathedral are amazing. There is so much detail to see, and it is all so beautifully done. The stained glass windows in the interior of the cathedral are also stunning. They cast a warm and inviting light on the space, and they create a truly magical atmosphere.The overall design of the cathedral is simply awe-inspiring. It is a truly unique and innovative building that is unlike anything else I have ever seen.

Amazing masterpiece. Must see from all angels. I'm recommending buying tickets online way in advance, especially in high season. Don't forget to leave your backpacks in a luggage storage behind the cathedral. They are not allowed inside, and it's free with valid tickets. If you have a ticket, you don't have to stay in that huge queue to enter Cathedral. You enter from a side to enter Baptistery, and then you can stay inside the Cathedral and enjoy it as much as you want.

Absolute beautiful piece of architecture. Definitely something worth visiting. They even have a free entry line to walk into the cathedral as well which is handy, but the line is very long so be aware of that. But that being said, the line moved rather quickly (~45mins) for a free tourist attraction. The interior does not need a whole lot of time for though but they have paid-access only sections if you wish to visit those.

We did a little walking tour which concluded with a climb up the dome. Best way to see Florence. I highly recommend you go early in the day as it get so hot (August, 40°). Also 400+ steps, be warned.

This was the most impressive building I had ever been inside of. The architecture is immaculate. The interior painting is beyond elegant. The view from the top is beautiful on a clear day. Take the guided terrace tour for look at some of the less seen sections of the Cathedral. I would visit this building every time I visit Florence.

Amazing building. Italy’s cathedrals never cease to impress me. Every time I go near it I am in awe of its beauty. I would recommend to buy a ticket to climb the tower. With the tower, you’ll still get the view of the Duomo, but perhaps without the day long queues. The morning time is much easier in terms of crowds than evening times. Even at midnight the crowd never stops. Definitely go here when you get the chance!

You can buy combined tickets on the spot to most of the attractions, but expect the climb to the Dome to be sold out. A timeslot for that needs to be reserved in advance. However, I enjoyed the view from the tower just the same (the difference between the tower's and dome's heights is somewhere around 50 steps, so no big deal!). Also important to note that the Cathedral itself is closed on Sundays, I wasn't aware of this. But if you buy the combined ticket that also includes the visit to the crypt underneath the cathedral, the entrance is through the cathedral so you'll still get a glimpse of it from the inside, even if you are not allowed to walk around and explore.

Amazing cathedral both inside and out. Fantastic marble exterior and wonderful and scary frescoes inside. Google up the history behind the clock and how they kept time in relation to the number of hours left in the day, and it still works.

Just magnificent! Stunningly beautiful! Just go. It is advertised as free and you can enter the primary cathedral for free, but to climb the dome and other things like the museum is 30 euros per person and you get an assigned time slot so plan ahead. The view of the city is worth the climb so plan ahead.

Remarkable. You will be very thankful you went here. Many famous people are buried here in this church for you to respect. The art and details and craftsmanship that went into this is superb 👏 👌🏼 👍🏼 you should get your tickets online, which makes things very easy.

Thee main attraction of Florence. You can find the Cathedral right in the centre of the city, with plenty of shops, bars, restaurants etc around. We bought the pass (directly from the official website) that allows entry to the dome, bell tower, baptistry, crypt and the museum - would highly highly recommend. There seemed to be a huge line to enter the cathedral (it's free so everyone wants to get in), however, I would recommend entry into the crypt using the pass - not only do you get into the crypt (which was cool to see the foundations and the history buried below the cathedral) but it also allows you direct entry into the cathedral, therefore skipping the line for cathedral entry.The facade of the cathedral itself is more grand than the interior, except of course for the domes painted interior. If you share this opinion, I would recommend the museum, which gives the history of the facade (and the dome) in plenty of detail. They even have a 1:1 scale model of the facade that existed before the current one.Would recommend a visit.

A breathtaking building with a lot of history behind it. There are a lot of detailed figures sculpted onto the parts of the buildings and beautiful paintings in different areas of the structure. The colour combination is so well done that you cannot get your eyes of it. The more you look at it, the more details you notice. Truly incredible

One of the most beautiful pieces of architecture I have ever seen! Amazing really! It’s absolutely stunning! You cannot come to Florence and not visit this! The outside structure it’s gorgeous and has an interesting history. To contrast, the inside is very simple, but still beautiful! Loved it!

Gorgeous.Amazing precision in all of its framing, scaling, and dimensional design.Extremely well quality materials used to stand the test of time.This is a site to marvel at, and if of the Christian faith, an encouragement that leaves you awe struck regarding the transcendentals of goodness, truth, and beauty.Please take time to take it in, and contemplate.

A stunning feat of architecture. This is the cathedral of all cathedrals, one to rival the Vatican itself. Florence is fairly small so you'll be likely to see this giant multiple times as you're touring the city. You can enter the cathedral for free though you have to stand in a line for ~40 minutes. In my honest opinion there are many cathedrals, churches, and basilicas with more impressive interiors so I'd recommend spending your time somewhere else, especially if you'll be visiting Rome as well.

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Florence. We wandered around the outside of the building, but the line-up was too long, so we did not go in. It is free to enter. The outside is magnificent. The artwork and decoration of the facade is intricate and brilliant.

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Florence. We wandered around the outside of the building, but the line-up was too long, so we did not go in. It is free to enter. The outside is magnificent. The artwork and decoration of the facade is intricate and brilliant.

Other than the long queue,( buy tickets in advance) this is one of the most impressive building s I have been in. Fantastic interior and the sights from the top over the city are out of this world. The steps up are not for the faint hearted,but you can stop about half way and still go around the outside and get a good view.

Very nice cathedral, the exterior is very beautiful and nicely lit up at night. Inside is okay, the ceiling is very nicely decorated and you can also get a ticket to visit the roof top and the museum as well. You can also check out the chapel, I enjoyed my time here and would recommend checking it out when in Florence.

An amazing experience, seeing the cathedral and climbing up to see the city of Florence from the top of the dome. It’s approximately 450 steps to get to the top but it’s really not that bad if you are reasonably healthy.

Beautiful architecture on both the outside and inside. The climb to the top is very worth it for a great view of the entire city. Be sure to buy your tickets in advance and show up on time for the climb!

Brunelleschi would be sad knowing his masterpiece (cathedral) can be visited only until 15:45. Tickets for the dome were sold for 20 days in advance which is definitely a flatter for an artist, but a great disappointment for a tourist since the info about it wasn't displayed anywhere. It's stunning tho

We ordered tickets in advance and it was extremely efficient to enter.The Done was 400+ steps to the top. 1/2 way was a great view of the Church and Dome paintings.The view from the top was incredible.

The cathedral's intricate facade, with its blend of green, white, and pink marble, captivates the eye from the moment you approach. The enormous dome, designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, dominates the skyline and invites you to admire its genius engineering and panoramic views of Florence.Inside, the vast nave and beautiful frescoes create a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere. The detailed mosaics and stained glass windows add to the cathedral's elegance and grandeur. Don't miss Giorgio Vasari's frescoes on the dome's interior, which depict the Last Judgment in vivid, dramatic colors.Climbing to the top of the dome is highly recommended for breathtaking views of the city, but be prepared for a steep and narrow climb.

The true beauty of the Cathedral is in both it's impressive size and the elaborate and truly sublime exterior decoration made of marble and brick.While entry to the Cathedral is free, the line to enter is very, very long.The Cathedral is very plain inside with the exception of the ornate and exquisite marble patterns on the floor and beautifully painted dome.You can climb to the top of the dome with a separate ticket, and we tried to book 4 days out and it was sold out. So my best advice is plan your trip in advance.

An amazing cathedral, which is the landmark of Florence.We had booked the Ghiotto pass, as the Bruschenelli passes ran out quickly. The latter pass allows access to the top of the dome.The cathedral was marvellous and the views from the top of the bell tower were also great. Although a climb of over 440 steps, it doesn't feel rigorous as you get sufficient places to rest in between.Also note that there are free toilets inside the museum.The time mentioned on your pass is only for the entry to the bell tower and not for access to the other locations, which by the way can be completed over three days.Definitely, a must visit at Florence.

The Florence Cathedral is a breathtaking architectural marvel. Its immense size and intricate details are awe-inspiring. Prepare for crowds and queues, especially in warm weather. Climbing the dome is a must for stunning city views. The surrounding square is a lovely spot to relax, shop, or enjoy a (pricey) café. Despite the crowds, this iconic landmark is a highlight of any Florence visit

Not much can I add...it's a definite must-see, spend the 15E, you won't regret the lines, the waiting, the crowds. The building is awesome, oddly more so from the outside than inside. The color, the geometry, the mass of stone, the cracks. It shows its age but shows it well. Impressive everywhere. The cupola is way up there, hard to see all the detailed artwork and depictions. There are people like ants walking around the dome. If you dare, go for it, the line is pretty short (11am weekday, March). One way in and up, one way down and out.The folks working there, security, answering questions, giving directions, are amazingly friendly given the great hoards of people they have to put up with. The timed entry is QR code on your phone, or printed, tickets online, all works flawlessly. The timed entry works well, I suppose the price is enough to keep crowds down.

The view from the Cathedral is gorgeous and amazing during sunset, but the interior is even better. You will love the art and the architecture of this amazing building. If you decide to do the climb up to the dome do know that you will need to do ALOT of steps. Be prepared to be out of breath if you feel you are not in the best conditions but it’s 100% worth the effort. There are spots to catch your breath.

Amazing visit of this beautiful cathedral. We climbed the dome and saw the underground site. The views of Florence from the dome were incredible and the building itself is a marvel of construction. It is a must-see site in Florence!

Located in the heart of the city, this cathedral is so big. You have to pay attention to all the details in the way it is constructed, the structures, the decorations, the colors. The area around the cathedral is very busy and full of crowds. But you will be able to enjoy its beauty. Tickets have to be purchased if you intend to go inside or climbe the top.

One of the most beautiful and imposing cathedrals I have ever seen. The architecture, scheme of colours, and the size of the Duomo is so impressive. The structure can be seen from several streets and vantage points around the city of Florence but when you are close-up, the building looks enormous.It is a busy attraction all year round as the city attracts fairly good weather.

A Masterpiece of Renaissance Architecture: The Duomo of Florence**The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, crafted by the visionary Brunelleschi, stands as one of the most stunning churches ever witnessed. Its exterior is a marvel, adorned with an exquisite facade that captivates the eye and the imagination.As one steps inside, there's a moment of surprise; the interior's simplicity contrasts sharply with the elaborate exterior. Yet, this only adds to the cathedral's mystique. Ascending to the dome's apex, you are greeted by the glorious "Last Judgement" painting, a testament to the artistic prowess of the era.Exploring this colossal edifice is an extraordinary journey, offering a unique glimpse into the soul of Florence and the brilliance of its artistic legacy.

The Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore is absolutely incredible! The first time I saw it, I was literally blown away by its beauty.One of the most beautiful and imposing cathedrals I have ever seen.The facade adorned with colorful marble, the intricate details of sculptures and reliefs.The iconic Dome towering over the city's skyline, it's just impressive and stunning.The interior is equally impressive, with its vast spaces, magnificent frescoes, and serene spiritual atmosphere.It's truly a must-see for anyone visiting Florence, and it's definitely recommend to visit.Free to enter just need to wait in queue, to see basement ticket needed.

Stunning cathedral. The sheer size of the cathedral is really something that overwhelms everyone when they see it for the first time. Also all the marble used in the cathedral is beautiful, it really creates a stunning impression. The inside is conservative, is not something that blows you away with lots of ornaments or gold or something fancy, but the magnitude of everything and the old art piece and paintings are really impressive.

When one descends onto the square and sees the spectacular Cathedral come into view, it's to be expected that one's jaws will drop - like mine did. This truly is a spectacle, a feast for the senses if you will, and every inch of this marvel of classic Italian architecture is an opportunity to behold the craftsmanship that went into bringing this grand beauty to life. Going up the gruelling 463 steps to the duomo will grant you sumptuous views of the Florentine landscape, so it's absolutely worth every step and the photo opportunities are aplenty. Again, this has to be part of your visit as without seeing it, you've not really seen Florence at all. Expect long queues but have patience and you'll be rewarded with an experience you will never forget. Simply unmissable.

Monumental and elegant.There is a deposit for bags.Cramped stairs.You must be in good physical condition.Very beautiful view.It's extraordinary to pass through the technical space of the building.

We bought a ticket allowing us to go up into the dome, the bell tower and the museum. The dome is spectacular and worth climbing up. The view at the top is breathtaking. Getting a guide really is interesting. If you go up into the dome you have to queue to get back into the Cathedral, but our ticket was valied for 3 days so we took advantage of that. Sadly we didn't see the Baptistry but I believe it is also worth visiting.

Amazing / astonishing creation by designer Brunelleschi. This is one of the most beautiful churches I have seen. The external facing is just amazing.Honestly, when you go in, it actually is a bit of surprise as this simply does not match the exterior glory. However, that said, the top of the dome is still beautifully decorated with amazing painting presenting the "Last judgement".Being there and going around this huge building is a special experience...

This place serves up some good wine. The guy was really nice and not only was it served through a window outside, there were also tables you can sit at nearby so you are not just standing on the street outside drinking looking crazy.

The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, also known as the Florence Cathedral, is a magnificent masterpiece that truly deserves a 5-star rating. From its awe-inspiring architecture to its rich history and cultural significance, every aspect of this cathedral leaves visitors in awe.The exterior of the cathedral is a marvel of Gothic and Renaissance design, with its iconic dome dominating the skyline of Florence. The intricate details of the facade, including sculptures, reliefs, and ornate decorations, showcase the skill and artistry of the craftsmen who worked on it.Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by a vast and majestic interior adorned with stunning frescoes, intricate stained glass windows, and impressive artworks. The sense of grandeur and spirituality permeates every corner of the cathedral, creating a profound and unforgettable experience for all who enter.One of the highlights of the cathedral is undoubtedly its magnificent dome, designed by Filippo Brunelleschi. The engineering marvel of its time, the dome's construction is a testament to human ingenuity and architectural genius. Climbing to the top of the dome offers breathtaking panoramic views of Florence, rewarding visitors with a once-in-a-lifetime experience.The cathedral's historical significance as a symbol of Florence's cultural and religious heritage further enhances its appeal. It stands as a testament to the city's rich history, artistic achievements, and enduring legacy.In summary, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is a must-visit attraction that combines stunning architecture, artistic treasures, and historical importance. It earns a well-deserved 5-star rating for its beauty, cultural significance, and the unforgettable experience it provides to all who visit.

To be honest, the interior of the Duomo was underwhelming and it wasn’t what I had expected. Its exterior is spectacular but the interior not as much. So I’d definitely recommend to skip it and do the Medici Chapel instead! Absolutely beautiful ! Booked the tickets in advance for 4pm time slot and it was not busy at all. Highly recommend.

We bought all the tickets online to visit the church and tower , so when we arrived , my sons went upstairs to the top of tower , after that , when we want to enter the main church , the workers told us it’s closed !!! He told us to come again tomorrow from 10:30am-3:30pm , but we had another plan to Pisa next day 😓, but the outlook is beautiful , totally different from Milan’s church , at third day it’s Saturday when we went there again , then it had another bike race activity which block the roads in front of church , the king waiting to enter the church is more , we need to catch the train back to Milan, so at final we even didn’t have chance to enter the main church ! If you want to visit here , you need to come earlier and spend more time in waiting the line even you already buy the tickets for fast pass !

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This is a very nice museum with some quite amazing pieces of art. It is very busy but a visit is highly recommended. Most of the collection is sculptures from first and second centuries, as well as paintings and altarpiece from the 1500 and 1600’s. The building itself is also extensive decorated.

It's famous for a reason! Beautiful museum/gallery! Would highly recommend for any art or history lovers. Both the art and statues are breath taking.The rooms themselves are also stunning with every ceiling beautifully painted. Also the lay out of the museum is very easy to follow.

One of the most beautiful places and works of art I’ve ever seen! My advice is buying the tickets a few days before you visit the place. Be prepared for a lot of walking and spending at least 3-4 hours if you want to see most of the things in the gallery. I liked the gallery shop- it’s very big and you can find a lot of interesting items.

Wow! 3km walk of paintings. The Botticelli’s are sublime. Book ahead. Go early. Nice surprise to see Bill Viola’s self portrait in the self portrait gallery. The cafe is brilliant - amazing view and top quality coffee and food.

One of the great art museums of the world. Crowded, even when I went early on a Monday morning in late October. But let the tour groups pass you by, as they are led through, and enjoy an amazing collection of world famous pictures. Take time to admire the building too, it is fantastic in its own way. I hardly scratched the surface despite spending all morning there.

A great place to spend a day. Everywhere you turn there’s a hidden treasure. We went as part of a tour, I would recommend this as you get much deeper into the artwork. Luckily we went on a day when the guide said it wasn’t busy, even though it was a Saturday.

A must see museum, top 3 in Europe. I enjoyed a lot the Gallery, the great hall, especially the sealings, which they manage to transform them in pieces of art. For me, it was the best part of it, along with the views. You will find a variety of artists, paintings, sculptures, Michelangelo, Botticelli, Caravaggio. Reserve your ticket in advance, 20 euro and you pay 4 euros for the reservation.

Beautiful and interesting gallery filled with paintings, sculptures and beautiful rooms. Takes quite a while to walk through, around 3 hours depending on how long you take on each piece of art work. I would recommend getting the audio guide as it helps you to understand the art in more depth and gives more information than on the plaques. There is also a nice café where you can grab a bite or sit and have a drink. There are a lot of seating area available and Toilets.

Probably the best collection of art / paintings that we would have ever seen, each better than the other! It's worth visiting Florence just for Uffizi. When you read about them (or better use the audio guide) these paintings also help us get a perspective on the life and style, economy of people in the era in which they were painted.Few tips for people visiting:1. Book tickets in advance. Do take the audio guide, it'll give you the details, history and background of the paintings and make your trip exponentially pleasurable.2. If you aren't an art lover then too budget atleast 5 hours as you'll become a lover when you are here.3. Best to visit first thing in the morning, as they open. the crowds are a shade lesser than during mid day. Ideally go on a weekday.4. Be prepared that it's going to be tiring, standing and moving slowly through the day, so wear the most comfortable footwear and dress.5. Don't forget to carry your camera and water bottle. Don't need anything else as it becomes a liability, lugging it around the whole day.

The Uffizi museum, is very impressive. You get many of the famous masterpieces and the setting with the art on the vaulted ceilings is equally impressive. It’s simply a must see when in Florence. Book tickets in advance, and show up on the appropriate time!

This is our third visit to this iconic gallery and it just gets more enjoyable every time we go. We ticketed using the Firenze pass online and called to reserve a time slot. Pretty simple not too complicated. Still a pretty decent line where there used to be skip the line, and a pretty extensive metal detector run before you get in. The gallery is as wonderful as ever with a broad selection of painting and sculpture. The more well-known items are now kind of set in different spaces of their easier to find without so much searching. I found the modern art additions to the gallery that were plugged in among the classics to be really annoying. Something that resembles a red Japanese octopus with suspended from the ceiling of the red room. Almost sacrilege.

Excellent art gallery！You will need to queue up to buy a ticket at the place where you bought a ticket before you can enter. The museum is very large and has a lot of spectacular statues and famous paintings...... I even felt like I could spend a whole day in the Uffizi Gallery :D

Really enjoyed this gallery! The pieces are nice and I really appreciated how organized it was. Entry was really smooth and there are arrows everywhere telling you which direction to go.After some overly confusing lines in Europe for other attractions, this really was a breath of fresh air.I would highly recommend visiting and enjoying all that it has to offer.Google also keeps flagging me for nudity in literal paintings and sculptures, so hopefully this doesn’t get taken down too. Feel like we’re mature enough to not care much about stuff like that

Magnificent museum housing some of the greatest artworks in Italian history. If you are an art lover, you could literally spend the whole day here. We stayed for a mere two hours, but felt that we should have reserved more time for this museum. We paid €24 for four audio guides, which were very helpful since we’re not really art people; the recordings taught us how to admire the works, and introduced the history of important works. I wish the audio guide would also introduce the special exhibition on deities, though. A long queue was outside the museum even though we paid for the tickets in advance. I would recommend all visitors to arrive at least 15 minutes before their time slot.

Excellent gallery and smooth experience.Those who better understand art will definitely appreciate it more than I did.The place is relatively big, will take 2-4 hours at least, depending on how much you spend by the art pieces.The place is filled with sculptures and amazing historic paintings.The architecture is very beautiful.Enjoyed my visit.Would definitely recommend it to others.

First off, use Rick Steve’s free Audio Tour for this museum. Don’t pay for the audio tour from the museum. It’s not as good.Uffizi is definitely a must do in Florence. My favorite exhibit was from Michelangelo. Botticelli was also very good too. Honestly everything there was amazing. You can spend an entire day here if you wanted to.

So wonderful place with a huge history and collection of Italian art. It is better to buy tickets in advance and not stand in a huge queue at the entrance.Nice restaurant at the rooftop.There were a lot of people, I advise you to come to the opening of the museum.

I recommend buying tickets in advance. The museum is beautiful and full of great artworks. It’s large so it can take 3-4hrs to see all of it. Worth the price

Unbelievably good gallery. Allow 4-5 hours to see it properly. It's busy, so take your time and be patient with the tours. They come in waves, so ride them out and you'll see everything. Also do enjoy the cafe, its a great stopping point to rest your feet halfway around, and the best location in Florence for a coffee!

What is necessary to say about this Museum - Gli Uffizi - which is one of the best in the world. Moreover if you are a fan of Renaissance but not only. You can also see many Gothic and Proto-Renaissance paintings with Cimabue, Giotto...A pure wonder of 800 years of age.Buy the ticket the day before to avoid the queue at the entrance.Many options via the official site.

TLDR: love the layout of the museum and lots of things to seeI like the layout of the museum and how it has a main hallway and then it splits off into rooms of artists/sculptors on the sides so that if you want to see a specific room, you can and if not, you can continue along the main hallway. If you go into the specific rooms, it will spit you back out into the hallway a majority of the time so you don’t have to backtrack

This is one of the nicest if not the nicest art gallery you will ever visit in your life. You will see works of art here by the greatest artists, sculptors and painters of all time. If you visit Florence and don’t see the Uffizi Art Gallery, you really didn’t visit Florence. I really enjoyed my time spent here, go very early in the morning otherwise you might not get in. It’s extremely busy and always very packed. I would definitely recommend visiting this gallery when in Florence.

The Uffizi Gallery is a must-see for anyone visiting Florence. Seeing the art by Botticelli, Raphael, etc in person is so much better than seeing it in a book. I strongly recommend buying a skip the line ticket ahead of time. If you can, it is well worth it to buy a skip the line tour early in the morning so you can get in before the crowds arrive. By 10 am I felt like I could hardly move for all the people, but I had gone in with a guide and one other couple at 8:15 am and there was hardly anyone inside. The Uffizi also offers wonderful views from the upper floor and a chance to see a piece of the Medici corridor that stretches from the Pitti Palace through the Uffizi. When the crowds got too thick, I went to the cafe for lunch and had a delightful lunch on the outdoor terrace, served by friendly, welcoming staff. There is an elevator if you're not a stair climber, but if you can, the stairs give you a graphic feel for how high each floor level is.

A very good museum. Many master pieces. Buy your ticket in advance and avoid the long lines. The start of the museum is madness as people rush to see the first items - which are reproductions. The originals are visible on the top floor. If you can avoid getting trapped among groups, you'll have a good time.

Didn't expect the museum to be this huge. Every door you'd walk into, there were another two doors to explore. It was really worth the money. If you have a reservation, make sure you ask the staff outside on which line you should be waiting at so you won't have to wait for longer than you should as it took me some extra 20-30 minutes to get in (even if I arrived before my reservation).

Some of the most iconic paintings are located here. A huge and stunning art gallery, be sure to a lot enough time as there’s plenty to see. Tickets are required to enter, but can easily be purchased on site.

Brilliant insight into italian masterpieces and works of art. Enter and wonder about the everlasting. It's a must-visit for designers of all kinds.For a better visit to the gallery, plan to spend 3-4 hours or even more there. Don’t be short on time, really! Our trip was great, but we ran out of time to be in awe, sit and relax.

You can see important historical artworks here. Absolutely worth the price of entry. Audio tour starts on the 2nd floor. If you aren't taking a guided tour, the audio guide is worth the cost. You need a government issued ID for that. It can be warm, so bring a fan.

I booked my ticket with a tour group — I had a hosted entrance and guided tour. Absolutely worth the money! Book ahead.But such a tremendous gallery with Renaissance art work. Could spend days, literately, here.

Get first entry!!! We arrived for the first timed entry and thought oh my god there are already so many people here… no. They walk through the gallery insanely slow and most have no clue what they are looking at/for. We went immediately to Botticelli and had the rooms completely to ourselves for close to 20 mins. The walk through the rest of the gallery was quiet because so many were confused and caught at the entrance.Get there first and enjoy the place by yourself.

Visiting the Uffizi Gallery was an unforgettable experience! This gallery is truly one of the best I've ever visited, showcasing an incredible collection of masterpieces that span centuries of art history. The layout of the gallery allows for an intimate viewing of each piece, providing a unique perspective on the works of legendary artists. The staff was knowledgeable and courteous, enhancing the overall experience. If you're a lover of art, the Uffizi Gallery is a must-visit destination in Florence. Highly recommend!

The gallery itself and the artworks housed within it are truly breathtaking.To see originals by some of the world's leading artists and sculptors is truly a once in a lifetime experience if you don't live in Italy.The brightly coloured jewelled coloured walls and the gold gilded and ornate frames are almost as impressive and certainly compliment the artworks on display.You could easily spend all day here. We were here for just over 3 years.There were however a couple of disappointing things.Even though we had tickets for 3.30, we still had to wait in a queue that ran the entire length of the building and wait 30 mins to gain entry.Once inside there were so many private tours, some large and some small. All the tour guides would crowd around the most popular works of art and speak into their tiny microphones with their guests crowded around, all with their phones and cameras in the air, trying to take photos.It was a shame we couldn't get close enough to admire some pieces and read the information plaques.There are some great vantage points for photos from inside the museum and the ceilings are sublime.Highly recommended if you are an art lover.It's a lot to take in.

Once in a lifetime experience. If you're a fan of Roman antiquities and the Renaissance, you'll love it. I didn't take many pictures - I wanted to immerse myself in simply standing in front of greatness.

In a word, magnificent. A wonderfully impressive collection. I strongly recommend that you buy your ticket online, after purchasing it online, you print the ticket at gate number 3. We spent 3 and a half hours, we were very tired towards the end. If you have a time definitely you can spend 1 entire day. Fortunately, there are many places where you can sit. You can also take water (max 0.5 ml bottle is allowed) and some snacks with you. ( my suggestion)There is a cafe with a beautiful view , you can spend time there too.

Even though some staff are very unfriendly, there are no maps, and navigation is precarious, we had a great time. The staff should create a way to avoid the 45-minute line inside to see some sculptures, perhaps a sort of rotunda for people to walk and admire without stopping. Everything is just marvelous, but I especially enjoyed the section with the Dutch painters.

Had booked to go here (Sunday 7 Apr) with Get Your Guide but they advised that, as it was the first Sunday of the month it is free entry. So we went under our own steam.. Long queue but it moved quickly, say 45 mins. Worth the wait. Beautiful building loads to see, plenty of wow moments too.

As one of the most famous art galleries in the world, this is a must-visit place in Florence. It is beautiful inside and out. It would be good to keep in mind that the Uffizi is pretty large, and rather warm inside (There is A/C, but either not strong enough or doesn’t cover the entire gallery).

The most amazing collection of Renaissance paintings, drawings, sculptures, frescoes and reliefs. A master class in art history just walking through the gallery floors! Great view of River Arno and surrounding landscape of Firenze from top of Gallery. Very highly recommended 🖼️

Easily Florence's most popular museum, there's a staggering amount of history to see here and you won't be disappointed, that's for sure. Covering varying periods of Italian history (particularly Italy's Renaissance period), the works of art on display are truly some of history's most timeless and Florence being the birthplace of Renaissance, I was happy to finally experience a subject which I find deeply fascinating in a city I had wanted to visit for so long and this museum delivers on all fronts. The café up on the roof wraps itself around spectacular views of the Florentine architecture and with the stunning Mediterranean weather, you simply cannot skip this whilst in this simply magical (and historical) city. You'll soak up every second whilst here, that's for sure.

This is a huge gallery with a fine collection of sculpture from the beginning of the millennium of the Roman Empire and paintings from 1500-1700. Michelangelo, Dürer, Raphael and others. The entire top floor has an exhibition of these works. The works are placed in the corridor-gallery and in the rooms of the museum. This is such a large amount of information and contemplation that by the end of the viewing you may have a headache from the accumulation of so many art treasures in one room. Along the length of the entire corridor-gallery of the upper floor of the museum where the exhibition is located, the ceiling is painted with beautiful scenes (Renaissance or Renaissance, I'm not sure the name of the style) the ceiling is so beautiful that you could come to look at it only))))))

Large collection. Nicely designed and plenty of places to rest. They do not provide maps, make sure you download before you go. Go early in the morning as it got busier the later it got. Birth of venus was amazing. Don't forget to see Medusa. Reserve your tickets in advance on the official website.

The most organized art experience I've had. Not as big as Louvre, so you can take a good tour with kids in 2.5h. *** Advice take at least one audio guide and do your homework (have at least 5 pieces that interest you on hand). Workers from the museum are very helpful and are well spread throughout the rooms. Here you're able to compare different artist from the same period and enjoy the evolution of art according to time. This gave me the chance to explain how and why this happened to my kids. I also saw a lot of interest and reflexion in my teenager. Totally recommend this stroll through history of art 🎨👍

It's a beautiful gallery with artworks from famous artists like Michaelangelo, Da Vinci and Botticelli. Some artworks depict Christianity while others depict the Roman mythology that are simply fascinating. The whole place is also air-conditioned so you won't be feeling the scorching heat of summer. I also appreciate the availability of so many chairs here that other museums can also work on providing.

Huge collection, some neat pieces of art. Get tickets in advance and buy for the bundle with other museums if you plan to see more than just this one (Uffizi Galleries is not worth the full price).

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Superb place to get panoramic views of the city of Florence. Easily accessible by city buses. Restaurants, food bars and shopping available.360 degree views of the City in all its majesty including all the famous churches, cathedrals, bridges, river and the meandering city views make this a must place to go to while visiting Florence.

Astonishing views of the whole city. I would highly recommend to visit during sunset. It is very busy but the view is totally worth it. It is easily accessible by walking there but it can be tiring so taking a taxi might be the easiest and quickest option. Its a must visit for anyone travelling to Florence.

The breathtaking sunset painted the sky with stunning hues, casting a magical glow over the entire city. The panoramic view of Florence from here is nothing short of awe-inspiring – the iconic landmarks and historic architecture create a mesmerizing backdrop. It's a must-visit spot for anyone looking to soak in the beauty of Florence.

Beautiful viewpoint to observe this amazing city during day or night. Copy of Michelangelo's David in the middle of the square. Very romantic in night lights. You can take a bus that will take you up to the hill, and the stop is right on the square.

It's absolutely a must go place in Florence. It has about 10-15 minutes uphill walk, but the view along the way makes up for it. And the panoramic view there is spectacular. The piazzale is huge, so there is a big crowd, but if you want a quiet space, there is also plenty of it. You can bring food and drinks and easily enjoy yourself , the view and sunset there the whole evening.

What a breathtaking place. Although it was hot in August but the climb was worthy. You will enjoy the full view of the city from the top where you can see most of Florence’s main attractions. Take your time and take a photo that will definitely memorize your stay. Going up you will also pass by the waterfalls and the fountains full of small colorful fishes. The kids will certainly like them.

The square is one of the most popular and vibrant places, and many visitors flock to it periodically. From this square, you can see some beautiful views of the city. The square is located on a high hill, which makes it provide wonderful views from the top. You can go there and enjoy touring with those who You like and do not forget to see the view of the enchanting sunset from there, which covers the city with an enchanting beauty with its charming orange color that illuminates the city with a breathtaking view.

The best place to get a truly panoramic view of Florence's skyline. The walk uphill to the square could be quite taxing specially on a hot summer day so try to time it in the early morning or in the late afternoon. I chose the afternoon to coincided the climb with the sunset over the River Arno.

Came here in the morning on a weekday and it wasn’t very crowded. Plenty of free parking spaces as well which was great. The view is super amazing and beautiful!! You can see all of the main Florence landmarks from here and the replica of David is also magnificent!Definitely recommend coming here if you’re in Florence! Best view of the city :)

This is amazing excellent place to see scenic views of Florence!! The walk also walks off a few calories! Sun set is apparently really good from here.There is a nice bar nearby and a very chilled atmosphere

What a wonderful and picturesque piazza to visit. You get to see the city in Florence in all its glory. We went in the afternoon rather than sunset. The sun was out, and it was still really beautiful! Please visit the piazza. It’s truly worth the short walk to the top.

An amazing vantage point that you can visit totally free of charge for some stunning views of Florence.It's a magnificent spot to have a picnic and take in the views of the river and the Cathedral.There are restaurants and shops up here selling drinks and souvenirs.You can take the stairs as a shortcut or meander your way along the road for a more gentle climb.Popular at sunset, so best get here early for a prime photo spot.

My second visit after 18 years and the sunset views over the city were absolutely gorgeous, but I noticed 10x more people were there this time and we could hardly find a spot to even watch the sunset, let alone sitting. I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 because this place is too crowded, too much touristy and over-advertised

The most stunning view of the city that I visited.It was really amazing heard the bells from the cathedral at this location.A few more minutes from there there is an old beautiful church on the top of the hill with a great view too.

Piazzale Michelangelo is a very spacious plaza full of people. There is a replica of David in the middle that is supposed to be an attraction, but then you see the view. This is probably the best place to see an overview of Florence. At sunrise and sunset you'll be able to admire Florence in all its twilight beauty. The sun reflects off the river, the bascillica lights up, and the town flickers alive, all in view from this Piazzale.

Amazing place really! You have to walk a lot to get here, but once you get there it’s amazing! You have the most extraordinary view of Florence! There is a statue in the middle in honor of Michelangelo, and there are people selling drinks, food and souvenirs!

If you want to get a beautiful view of Florence's greatest landmarks, make sure to visit this. It has a beautiful fountain on top as well. It's a little bit of a climb but you can take your vehicles if you have them as well.

Spectacular views of Florence. Try to go at sunset. The vibe shifts dramatically from tourist mode to something that feels more authentic! A must visit experience.

I would recommend you to come at sunset to see one of the most beautiful views you could see. This place is really amazing, it is at the top of the hill, so be prepared to walk and put on your shoes, but the view is worth it if you are ever in Florence.

The best place to see the city of Florence. From the hill top, Florence is just wonderful. You will fall in love with the place. It wonderful in the day but it's even more beautiful once it's dark and the shimmering lights are on. Recommend everyone who visit Florence not to moss this wonderful place.

Absolutely gorgeous view of Florence especially at sunset but be sure to get there early because crowds form early on. Just a little bit of walk from town center but definitely worth it. This is the place where the original statue of David was but to protect it, it was moved to the museum it sits in now. A replica is in its place. Highly recommend and would definitely return.

It is best to go by car. There is a large free parking area. It is the best spot to see Florence. There is a copy of the Michelangelo David on the place. The original statue is of white marble in the galleria del accadamia. On the drive you pass the most beautiful villas and gardens overlooking Florence. Great spot to take pictures.

Incredible views of Florence for free!A must stop over at Piazzale Michelangelo for breath taking views of Florence and surroundingsThe weather wasn't the best when I went there but still incredible panoramic views.There are also little markets around if you wish to eat or buy souvenirs.Not too far from the city center and would only take 15 minutes by car.

Probably one of the best spots to see the amazing skyline in Florence.The view is gorgeous and you see a majority of the major vistas plus it’s free! Also there’s a green marble David on top as well. You can get drinks and spend an amazing time.

Scenic and breathtaking, this place is extremely beautiful in all its glory. It’s green, has a small fountain and not to forget flowers in the rose garden you get to see while you climb to the top of the Piazzale. The climb is a little steep but it’s worth your hard work as you are rewarded with a view that is extremely beautiful of Florence.

If you want to see the BEST view of Florence/surroundings this is THE place! The view is very clear and is crowded but not crowded enough so that it ruins the view plus there are numerous souvenir ‘shops’ and food vans around for a quick snack. Definitely worth a visit if you are visiting Florence!

Awesome view of the city. Place is a bit messy and paid toilets being unclean is quite terrible. A lot of merchants up here, selling products I’m not sure where they originated from. I’d say this is a nice place to get a good view of the city and that’s just about it.

This is the second must-see place in Florence after the Duomo.You can get there by bus or by walk.Any time is fine, but I recommend sunset time.This place is lovely and romantic.

A place worth visiting not only for it's scenic beauty but also for the ambience. Take a coffee and enjoy the sunset over the stretched city. You will never forget the experience for sure.

Absolutely the best place to take your date or spouse in all of Florence! The view of the sunset and the river is second to none! Get there early enough to secure a table. Get drinks from the vendors and bring a deck of cards. When the sunset arrives, prepare to hug and kiss! Stunning!

We spent a week in Florence and decided on the last night to go to the Piazzale Michelangelo. Beautiful views of Florence and beyond,you can see the mountains in the background. It's a must place to visit to see the sunset over Florence.It wasn't very busy. There was plenty of room to move around and see the few stalls that are selling food and drinks, and the usual clothing etc.There is a restaurant which we did not go to but it looked pretty good.We got a panini and a bottle of presecco and spent a good 3 hours up there... we loved it !!

TLDR: beautiful views of the city and it’s free! Also the other replica of David is hereWe took a 30 minute walk from our hotel and there are some flights of stairs to tackle (handicap accessibility is using the roads that are a longer route up but available)The view is gorgeous and you see a majority of the major vistas plus it’s free! Also there’s a green marble David on top as well

A fantastic vantage point that offers a breathtaking view of Florence cityscape and its surrounding area. I highly recommend going at sunset! The crowd cycles through pretty quickly so you won't have much trouble finding a spot to take pictures. There isn't much parking space, so I recommend walking. Florence is a small city so it should be a short walk.

You can easily save the money for going up the bell tower if you visit this place. You get a lovely view over Firenze and it doesn't cost any money. It is a bit tiresome to walk if you chose to take this way of transportation but you can cool off on fountains in the way if you are coming from the gate house.

Super viewing point with panoramic views across Florence.Beautiful in the day or night.Lots of local kids hanging together drinking the own liquor and chilling. No issues.Bar and club to the side.Plenty of parking around.Can get quite busy during peak times.Sunsets and sunrises must be beautiful here...Visited after 23.5yrs. Worth it.

You know, when you have a list to see many things in one day, and the first thing you do is go to Piazzale Michelangelo. Well... After that you don't have much strength to do the rest 😂I enjoyed the walk, especially the view. Mesmerizing. I highly recommend it, but do it on the sunset. You won't regret it.

Gorgeous panoramic views of all of Florence. Definitely worth the trip out to this place. We took the bus on our way in and then hopped in a taxi on our way back as the wait for the bus was a bit long. I wish we were there after dark - the nightscapes would be mind boggling!

Probably one of the best vantage points for a view and photos of Florence town and the duomo. It wasn’t difficult to climb up the hill, but it gets tiring during afternoon because it gets hot during summer.At the top, there are cafes, as well as street stalls selling souvenirs and snacks. There are also buskers playing music. This gives a very lovely vibe to the hill.View is especially beautiful during sunset when the sun hits the duomo.

It was recommended to come before sunset for epic views of the city. We came mid day, nevertheless, the views was spectacular.There’s quite an uphill hike and lots of stairs to get there.There’s a rose garden with a cafe at the foot of the piazza where you can cool off with a nice cold drink.

I think this place does deserve a visit if you go to Firenze.It is a big square, surrounded by trees and a breathtaking view of the city.The steps are quite packed with tourists waiting for the sunset.For me: I just climbed on one of the lampposts and filmed the sunset 😆

Probably one of the best spots to see the amazing skyline in Florence. Worth every single moment.If you go yourself or with friends or family this place will never disappoint you.You can get drinks and spend an amazing time.

If you come to Florence the Piazzale Michelangelo is a must see at sun down.The view of Florence from here is spectacular. When the sun sets behind the mountains the sky looks as if it was touched by the great painters of the Renaissance.When we came it was very busy, so expect a crowd on a nice evening. There was live music, which made the experience magical (not that it needed to be more magical already.)The climb up was not too bad, but you can easily drive. There looks to be plenty of parking. You can buy drinks and snacks here as well. Enjoy!

Wonderful place. Loads of steps to sit on to watch the sunset. Amazing atmosphere full of like-minded people all enjoying the sun together! There was even a proposal there. Very special and wholesome place! Quite a few steps to the top.

A must see if you are in florence. Amazing view of the city and countryside. We had lunch at the restaurant on the terrace so we could enjoy the view while we ate.

Even on a cloudy day, this place has a wonderful vantage point to the City. The plaza has a market, and just below is a free to access rose garden park. Roses were not in bloom yet, but well cared for. Should be gorgeous in the summer.

It has such a pretty view, you can see all of Florence from there! People say the sunset is the prettiest hour to go there but unfortunately we couldn’t go that time, but it was still very pretty!!! There’s a parking place there so we didn’t have an issue to park our car (maybe at busy hours it won’t have place to park anymore, but we went around 11am on a Friday and found spots with no issue).

Amazing view over all of Florence.Maybe don‘t go there during the hottest time of day, as you need to go up a hill and then a few steps. But the view is worth it all, try it at sun rise/set and you‘ll be amazed at its‘ beauty.

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