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Experience authentic Florence with our small group and private tours led by knowledgeable locals. Experience Florence like a local with "Florence with Locals.
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Welcome to Florence with Locals, your go-to travel agency for small personalized group tours and customized private tours of Florence. Our tours are led by knowledgeable locals passionate about their city and art history. Florence is a city full of natural beauty, rich history, and amazing art, and our tours are designed to showcase the best of it all. We offer a unique opportunity to experience t

he city through the eyes of its locals, who will share their insights and knowledge with you along the way. Whether you're interested in exploring the iconic landmarks or discovering the city's hidden gems, we've got you covered. Our tours are customized to your interests and needs, and we'll ensure you have a truly unforgettable experience. Our guides are not just experts in their field but also friendly and approachable, making your tour a truly human and enjoyable experience. We take pride in our personalized approach, ensuring that each tour is tailored to meet the needs of our clients. Book a tour with us, and let us take you on a journey through the streets of Florence. Discover the beauty of the city, its stunning architecture, and world-renowned art.

29/08/2024

Lost in a world of art! Which one of these masterpieces speaks to you more?
I'm torn between the Tondo Doni (Michelangelo) or Agnolo e Maddalena Doni (Raffaello). Which one do you prefer? 🤔

29/08/2024

This beautiful bridge, lined with historic goldsmith shops, has been standing for nearly 700 years and has witnessed some of the most important moments in Florentine history.

Imagine strolling along the bridge, where Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci once walked. It's a truly magical experience.

Have you crossed Ponte Vecchio? What's your favorite memory of this historic bridge?"

29/08/2024

This iconic Renaissance artwork is a celebration of spring, love, and beauty.

From Venus, the goddess of love, to the playful dancing of the Graces, every detail is a feast for the eyes.

Have you seen Botticelli's "Primavera" in person? What's your favorite detail?

29/08/2024

in August 1873, Michelangelo's was moved from the Piazza della Signoria in Florence to the Galleria dell'Accademia.

It took 5 days to move the 5 tons of marble of the large statue one kilometer. (Photo Archive Alinari)

28/08/2024

"Gaze into the eyes of Caravaggio's 'Medusa' (1597) - if you dare!"

This shocking masterpiece captures the exact moment of Medusa's transformation from beauty to beast.

Caravaggio's genius lies in his ability to freeze a millisecond of pure horror. Medusa's face, modeled after the artist himself, contorts in a silent scream as snakes writhe in her hair. Blood spurts from her freshly severed neck, painted with such vivid realism you can almost hear it drip.

But look deeper - is that fear in her eyes? Or defiance? Caravaggio forces us to confront our own mortality and the thin line between victim and monster.

Painted on a convex shield, this work blurs the boundary between art and weapon.
It's designed to 'petrify' the viewer, just as Medusa turned onlookers to stone.

What emotions does this painting stir in you? Terror, pity, or something else entirely? Share your reactions below!

28/08/2024

Feast your eyes on Caravaggio's 'Bacchus' (c. 1595) - a masterpiece of Baroque art that blurs the line between the divine and the terrestrial.

This youthful, flushed Bacchus offers us a glass of wine with a come-hither gaze that's hard to resist.

But look closer: the fruit is overripe, the wine carafe reflects the artist's face, and Bacchus's fingernails are dirty. Is this a god or a street boy in costume?

Caravaggio's revolutionary naturalism shines here, challenging ideas of beauty and divinity. He transforms the classical into the sensual and immediate, inviting us to question what we see.

What details catch your eye in this painting? Share your thoughts below!

28/08/2024

"Ever stood in Piazza della Signoria and felt like history was looking right back at you?"

The replica of Michelangelo’s David may not be the original, but it’s still a powerful symbol of Florence’s artistic legacy.

Take a moment to soak it all in—the artistry, the history, the atmosphere.

What’s your favorite part about visiting this famous square?

27/08/2024

Titian's Flora: A Timeless Beauty at the Uffizzi Gallery

Titian's Flora is a stunning portrayal of a woman holding a bouquet of flowers. While often interpreted as the Roman goddess of spring, her identity remains a mystery. The painting's vibrant colors and sensual details make it a captivating masterpiece.

27/08/2024

"Imagine Michelangelo, a young Florentine sculptor, standing before his Pietà.

Can you feel the weight of history and the artist's emotions as you gaze upon this breathtaking marble sculpture?

The Pietà depicts the Virgin Mary cradling the lifeless body of her son, Jesus Christ. Michelangelo's masterful use of light and shadow creates a sense of drama and emotion, while the realistic portrayal of the figures is incredibly lifelike.

So, the next time you admire this masterpiece in Rome, remember its Florentine origins and the journey that brought it to where it is today."

27/08/2024

Imagine this masterpiece, The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and St. John the Baptist, hanging in one of Florence’s grand galleries.

While this stunning work, by Leonardo da Vinci, wasn't created in Florence, it's still deeply connected to the city. Leonardo, a true Florentine, developed his artistic genius here.

This masterpiece has traveled far and wide. King Francis I of France acquired it in the early 16th century. It remained in the French royal collection for several centuries.

During the Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon Bonaparte exchanged it with the British Royal Family as part of the Treaty of Paris in 1814.

As a result of this exchange, it became part of the Royal Collection and has been housed at the National Gallery in London since 1837.

26/08/2024

"OMG you guys, I just saw Botticelli's "Primavera" in person and I'm SHOOK! 😍🌸"

So picture this: I'm at the Uffizi in Florence, turning a corner, and BAM! This massive painting, It's huge, it's gorgeous, and it's packed with drama.

The details are insane. Botticelli painted over 500 plant species! I counted at least 10 before I got distracted by all the action going on.

Fun fact: Nobody really knows what this painting is about. Is it just "Spring"? A fancy wedding gift? Some wild philosophical allegory?

Seriously, pictures don't do it justice. If you're ever in Florence, you HAVE to see it. It's like stepping into the most beautiful garden ever.

26/08/2024

"Okay, art lovers! I've got a gem for you, straight from the mind of Michelangelo himself!

So, I was exploring the Casa Buonarroti in Florence (yeah, that's Michelangelo's family home ), and I stumbled upon this mind-blowing sketch called "Testa di Cleopatra."

Let me tell you, it's not your typical pretty-pretty portrait. This Cleopatra is intense! Michelangelo drew her in profile, and she looks fierce.

The crazy part? This sketch was probably just Michelangelo warming up or experimenting. Can you imagine being so talented that your doodles end up in a museum?

Fun fact: Some art nerds think this might not actually be Cleopatra, but a mythical figure called Fury. Either way, it's epic!

If you're ever in Florence, take a break from the David and check this out. It's like peeking into Michelangelo's sketchbook. So cool!

26/08/2024

"Guys, I just saw the coolest thing at the Uffizi in Florence!"😍

You know Leonardo da Vinci, right? Well, they've got this amazing drawing of his called 'Head of a Woman.' It's not as famous as the Mona Lisa, but wow, it should be!

The crazy part? This drawing was lost for centuries! Some people thought it was just a copy made by some random artist. But nope, it's 100% Leonardo. They only figured it out in 2008!

If you're ever in Florence, you've got to check it out. It's like looking into the past and seeing exactly what Leonardo saw.

26/08/2024

"Hey art lovers! Just had my mind blown at the Uffizi."

Ever heard of Titian's "Venus of Urbino"? Well, let me tell you, seeing it in person is something else!

Venus is just lounging there, and she's got this look that says, "Yeah, I woke up like this." 😏

The crazy part? This was a wedding gift! Can you imagine opening that on your big day?

Titian's skill is off the charts. The way he painted her skin... it's like you could reach out and touch it (don't though, the guards won't like that 😅).

Some people think it's not even Venus, but the bride herself. Scandalous much?
If you're ever in Florence, you've got to see this. It's like stepping into a Renaissance romance novel!

25/08/2024

The Fountain That Never Was

In 1555 Cosimo I de' Medici commissioned a fountain so grand, it would leave visitors speechless.

The artist? Bartolomeo Ammannati, a sculptor with vision to match the Medicis'.

But sometimes, dreams outpace reality. The fountain, destined for the Palazzo Vecchio's great hall, proved too heavy and too thirsty for its home.

Today, this unassembled marvel tells a different story. Its pieces, scattered across Florence and beyond, invite us to ponder: What if?

Next time you're in the Bargello or wandering the Boboli Gardens, keep an eye out. You might just spot a fragment of Florence's grandest "what-if"

25/08/2024

Art lovers, feast your eyes!

Giambologna's "Allegory of Art" at Florence's Bargello Museum is a Renaissance masterpiece that'll take your breath away. This sculpture isn't just stone—it's poetry in marble!
Have you seen it in person?

24/08/2024

Botticelli’s "The Birth of Venus" is one of the most iconic paintings of the Renaissance, and it graces the walls of Florence’s Uffizi Gallery.

The painting depicts Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, emerging from the sea on a giant scallop shell, perfectly formed and radiant.

But who is the woman behind this stunning portrayal?
Many believe that Botticelli’s Venus was inspired by Simonetta Vespucci, a renowned beauty of Florence and a muse to the artist.
Although Simonetta died young, her legend lived on, and it’s said that Botticelli was so captivated by her that he immortalized her as the goddess in this masterpiece.

In the painting, Venus represents not just physical beauty, but also the divine love and purity that transcends the earthly realm. Her serene expression and graceful stance have made her an enduring symbol of idealized beauty, continuing to inspire and enchant viewers centuries after she was first painted.

"The Birth of Venus" isn’t just a celebration of myth and art; it’s a timeless tribute to beauty in its most sublime form.

24/08/2024

Botticelli’s "Primavera" (Spring) is one of the most celebrated works of the Renaissance, housed in Florence’s Uffizi Gallery.

This enchanting painting is filled with mythological figures, each symbolizing different aspects of spring and rebirth.

At the center of the composition stands a serene woman in a flowing white gown, often identified as Venus, the Roman goddess of love.

However, there’s debate among art historians about her true identity. Some believe she represents the ideal of beauty and harmony that dominates the painting.
Others suggest she might be a portrait of Simonetta Vespucci, a woman of legendary beauty and a muse to Botticelli, though this remains speculative.

Regardless of her identity, the central figure represents the essence of spring—renewal, fertility, and the gentle blossoming of nature.

"Primavera" invites viewers into a world of myth and mystery, where the woman at the heart of the painting continues to captivate with her timeless grace.

24/08/2024

This vibrant, circular painting, housed in Florence's Uffizi Gallery, captures the Holy Family in a way only Michelangelo could—full of life, color, and emotion.

The figures almost seem to step out of the frame, with their powerful forms and intense expressions.

It’s as if the painting breathes with the same vitality that Michelangelo poured into it centuries ago.

It’s a moment that stays with you, long after you’ve moved on, a perfect reflection of the beauty and spirit of Florence.

24/08/2024

Pio Fedi’s "The R**e of Polyxena", is a sculpture that truly pulls you in.

It captures the intense moment when Polyxena, a Trojan princess, is taken by Achilles—a scene full of emotion and movement that feels almost alive.

24/08/2024

The first view of Michelangelo’s David in Florence, Italy.

I wonder... what feelings did you experience when you saw the magnificent David..?

David... stunningly beautiful... divine... the first long look... how I would like to be in this amazing hall... and not see anyone... and not hear anyone... only the beautiful David... the standard of male beauty of the Renaissance... a masterpiece of world art... Michelangelo's David...

Please share your beautiful photographs with others.

24/08/2024

Two great portraits from a street artist in Florence. Which is your favorite?

22/08/2024

Dr. Daniel Gelfman when he viewed the artwork in person during a visit to Florence in 2018, he noticed a bulging vein on the right side of the biblical hero’s neck.

"If a person showed up in my exam room with such a vein, I would immediately think the patient had significant heart disease."

The "David" is supposed to depict a healthy, vibrant person. Why would Michelangelo have bequeathed such a feature on him????

22/08/2024

Have you ever seen Donatello's David up close at the Bargello Museum in Florence?

It's absolutely breathtaking. The details are incredible.

If you haven't seen it yet, it's a must-visit. What's your favorite piece of art in Florence?

21/08/2024

5 Famous Statues in Florence you have to see.

Let’s dive into the heart of the city and discover five statues that will leave you breathless. Ready to explore?

You know that feeling when you walk into a gallery and your jaw drops? Imagine that feeling multiplied tenfold. That’s Florence.

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21/08/2024

Spent a wonderful afternoon exploring the enchanting courtyard of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

This Renaissance jewel, designed by Vasari, is a harmonious blend of ornate architecture, lush greenery, and timeless elegance.

A true gem in the heart of the city!

21/08/2024

Antonio Canova's Venus at the Palazzo Pitti is a wonderful vision of grace and beauty.

This marble statue shows Venus, the goddess of love, in an elegant pose that combines both sensuality and innocence.

Canova's skill is clear in the intricate detailing and realistic texture of the marble, creating an almost otherworldly effect.

https://florencewithlocals.com/pitti-palace-and-boboli-gardens-semi-private-tour/

21/08/2024

Palestrina Pietà by Michelangelo

It is a striking yet mysterious sculpture, often debated by art historians regarding its authenticity.

Unlike his more famous Pietà, this work is raw and unfinished, showcasing a powerful, rough-hewn depiction of the Virgin Mary cradling the body of Christ.

Its rugged appearance adds a sense of urgency and emotional intensity, highlighting the deep sorrow and pain of loss.

Though less polished, it offers a profound glimpse into Michelangelo's genius, capturing the raw essence of grief in marble.

21/08/2024

Visit the Palatine Gallery at the Pitti Palace and you'd be amazed.

It's filled with art from famous people like Raphael, Titian, and Rubens. The roofs have amazing frescoes, and every wall tells a story.

The ambiance of the place mixed with stunning art makes you feel like royalty, yet cozy. It's an area where beauty, past, and art mix in a manner that touches your heart.

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20/08/2024

Sculpture "La Vittoria" by Vincenzo Consani at the Palazzo Pitti in Florence.

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