Suggestions for Scenic Lookout near Florence

Bekir O. • August 21, 2015It's a long way to the top, if you wanna rock'n roll!! Same path for going up and down, and wide enough for one person, so you wait frequently. The view on top is amazing, better than bell tower.

hussein s. • September 30, 2018Extraordinary view of the beautiful Firenze (church, bridges, architectures)! Sunset more than magnificent. To have a good place to take a picture, it is better to arrive early! True paradise

Murat • April 6414 steps, take your time, don’t rush. It gets narrow when you get closer, but fine. Definitely worth for the view.

Daniel O. • October 2, 2017Was definitely worth the climb up 👌. The views are absolutely amazing and being inside the Cathedral is breath taking and had to be seen to believe!

Pauly G. • May 13, 2015Really cool garden, grab some vino, formaggi, and salume, a blanket and your significant other for a perfect picnic

Vasek S. • June 15, 2015It is worth to climb up more over 400 stairs to the top of this tower and enjoy this amazing view of the Florence from each side. It´s one of the thing you have to do when you are in Florence.

Visit Tuscany • May 20, 2013It was the door/tower from which the southern part of the city walls began; Is the only door that retains its original height. Since 2011, visitors can climb the tower during the summer months.

Marcos R. • June 17, 2019Perfect spot for a coffee and picture

Claudio B. • September 4, 2010you can have fun by night too :-)

Podere il Pino • March 6, 2012Beautiful walk... Amazing View!

Firenzecard • October 9, 2013A fantastic park, full of symbols and mysteries. Lose yourself among the many trees in search of the Egyptian temple, the pond, the caves and terracotta statues, typical of Florence.

Zara K. • October 21, 2014Absolutely relaxing and beautiful. Must come here to catch the sunset. Ah, blissful!

Jane T. • October 27, 2017Great views of Florence. Good for a nice afternoon of strolling!

Podere il Pino • March 6, 2012It is a church. The name cestello derives from the Cistercians who occupied the church in 1628. Previously the site had a 1450s church attached to the cloistered Carmelite convent of Santa Maria.

Daniele D. • December 21, 2015Consigliatissimo per una passeggiata romantica serale; tanti locali nelle vicinanze

Derek W. • February 16, 2018Bigger on the inside. Here is a house with three floors accessible set out in period style. The bedrooms in particular have stunning wall paintings. Great value