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Crossing Piazza Duomo you will suddenly find yourself in a vortex, a cold breeze that turns into intense wind. Behind this phenomenon lies an ancient legend, called “Rifrullo of the Devil”.
⛪️ It is said that a long time ago, the Devil chased a priest through the streets of Florence, trying as hard as he could to steal his soul. Once in front of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the man told the Devil that he wanted to pray one last time before suffering eternal damnation.
The Devil agreed and leaned against the cathedral, waiting for the priest to come out. The priest took advantage of this moment of ingenuity to escape, using another of the doors of the Cathedral. Meanwhile, Satan, bored from the long wait, began to snore, thereby creating a slight breeze. Once he discovered the deception, his breath of evil turned into a veritable whirlwind.
🌪 Since then, the Rifrullo of the Devil has never ceased blowing: the Devil’s breath still waits in vain for his chosen bait to come out of the church...
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If you walk to Palazzo Vecchio, in Piazza della Signoria, you will notice a small graffiti to the right of the entrance.
No, it was not the usual vandals, but Michelangelo himself - who did anything but spoil the monuments! The story goes that Buonarroti was often stopped in the square by an annoying passerby who never stopped chatting. I guess you all know the type. One day, while Michelangelo was listening to one of the man's long monologues, he decided to pass the time by sculpting a face with his hand behind his back!
For obvious reasons, Michelangelo's graffiti is known by the Florentines as "l'importuno", the importunate.
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