The Church is quite old, It was designed by Brunelleschi in a Renaissance style. The place is less…read morecrowded due to the fact it being away from the touristy area. The interesting and famous thing in the church would be wooden crucifix created by Michelangelo. There is no tourism during services, so plan accordingly.

This is probably the most beautiful post office I've visited so far. Really gorgeous building and…read morethe decor w the stained glass ceiling.... I mailed some postcards home from the mailboxes here. Definitely worth a stopover for a visit to check out the interior.

Went to exchange dollars or euros and insanely of efficiency with service with a smile! Easy…read moretransaction and walking distance from our hotel. So glad!!

The Forte is temporarily closed but you wouldn't know that from anywhere else except when you have…read morehiked to the top of the (mountain? hill?) and find there is a gate across it. And you can't go back down through the Boboli Gardens because the gate between the two is also closed and locked, which you won't know until you're at it. The only way into the Gardens is all the way back down the hillside, past the Palazzo Pitti and then the ONE entrance to the Gardens (which is free to enter). The outside if visible and you can walk around the outer walls, but that's it. And the outer walls are impressive. Google told me it was closed, but Google has been wrong before. Yelp has nothing and I'm reporting it now. I don't know how long it's closed. [Review 16978 overall - 183 in Italy - 494 of 2022.]

So we happened upon Forte Belvedere by complete accident. Just so happened that the street our…read moreAirBnB was on dead ended into the Fort. You know me by now... I gotta snoop everything out... what is this magical place? NOW.... PAY ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS! THEY HAVE FUNNY HOURS! YOU SHOULD CALL AHEAD AND NOT ALWAYS AUTOMATICALLY BELIEVE THE HOURS LISTED ONLINE! Anyway, the third time we walked up the massively steep hill to visit, totally worth it! I've seen some pretty spectacular sights in this lifetime... from New Years Fireworks at One Whitehall Place to soaring miles above the canopy in the jungles of Costa Rica and taking the evening sunset in from the roof of the Capital in Rome... I'm a lucky dude and appreciate every amazing moment I've gotten to absorb... ...however, Fort Belvedere, it quickly hit my Top 10 best views list! I will say no more, go check it out... I'd love to hear feedback if you felt the same?