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Forte di Belvedere is a scenic lookout, located at Via San Leonardo 1, 50125 Firenze Toscana, Italia. They can be contacted via phone at +39 055 217704, visit their website www.oncevents.com for more detailed information.

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Via San Leonardo 1, 50125 Firenze Toscana, Italia
Added by Jopie, at 15 April 2010

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20 Reviews

  • FourSquare User
    08 October 2019

    Una de las mejores vistas de la ciudad. Si vas caminando es un poco empinada la subida pero vale la pena.

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  • FourSquare User
    27 July 2019

    Go up, see the city and enjoy a drink or some snacks and the caffe without surrounded with too many tourist.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 October 2018

    Extraordinary 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

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  • FourSquare User
    01 October 2018

    Vue extraordinaire sur la belle Florence (église, ponts, architectures)! Coucher de soleil plus que magnifique. Pour avoir une bonne place pour prendre une photo, vaut mieux arriver tôt! Vrai paradis

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  • FourSquare User
    16 July 2017

    Magnificent views, not so crowded and with a nice bar

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  • FourSquare User
    14 June 2017

    Take water if it is hot. You can reload at few places. Prepare your camera.

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  • FourSquare User
    18 October 2016

    A much shorter walk than you might think.

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  • FourSquare User
    20 September 2016

    Breathtaking view and interesting expositions

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  • FourSquare User
    09 September 2016

    Come here just before sunset. This is where the Tuscan sun shows its true colors.

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  • FourSquare User
    14 July 2016

    Nice view over The city. The tickets can be bought in palazzo pitti.

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  • FourSquare User
    16 August 2014

    Best panoramic views of Florence

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  • FourSquare User
    29 July 2013

    Lindas vistas de Florença ;)

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  • FourSquare User
    23 July 2013

    Fino al 13 ottobre 2013 e' aperto con la Mostra Zang Huang, merita la salita.

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  • FourSquare User
    15 July 2013

    Urban Fortress built between 1590 and 1595 by the Medici, offers one of the most beautiful views of Florence. It has hosted numerous exhibitions of contemporary art. Definitely a must-see of Florence!

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  • FourSquare User
    14 November 2012

    Forte Belvedere, founded in 1590 and built by Buontalenti, was created to defend the city, to hold the treasury of the Medici family. It was connected to Palazzo Pitti and Palazzo Vecchio.

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  • FourSquare User
    09 July 2012

    I Giardini di Boboli e le colline di Firenze sono la giusta cornice per realizzare un bel ritratto ambientato.

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  • FourSquare User
    01 October 2011

    Antico Baluardo sulle Mura Fiorentine.

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  • FourSquare User
    22 April 2010

    Il Forte di Belvedere è stato edificio militare fino al 1951, quando l’Esercito lo ha ceduto al Comune di Firenze. Dopo i restauri, dal 1955 è stato aperto al pubblico, fino al 1998.

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  • FourSquare User
    22 April 2010

    Il Forte è a pianta poligonale e al suo centro sorge la palazzina di Belvedere probabilmente progettata da Bartolomeo Ammannati intorno al 1570.

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  • FourSquare User
    22 April 2010

    Il Forte di San Giorgio, o Forte di Belvedere, fu costruito alla fine del XVI secolo, sotto il granducato di Ferdinando I, e realizzato su disegni di Bernardo Buontalenti e di don Giovanni de’ Medici.

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