Crowded most of the time and there is huge line to go inside. Everything is in order. So if you…read moredon't like to stay in the line, then i'd suggest to come as early as possible then the chances of finding the line to be short will be higher. The number of stairs going up can be a lot and the workout of going up and down can be quite intensive. If you are faint on heart, then you may have to take proper precautions and bring drinks to stay hydrated. They don't allow backpacks into the Duomo, so you may have to leave it to the backpack check in location. The view is majestic and the architecture is full of details and its surprising that it was done centuries ago... Definitely worth coming to this place!

Lovely history church in Florence worth spending time reflecting on the sheer beauty and…read morearchitecture.

My adult daughter was in this hospital for 9 days -- she fell broke ribs and punctured her lung…read more the good news she walked out and she did not get pneumonia. the downside is the hospital looks like a 1950s building that has not been maintained. i have never seen a hospital in the US with a physical plant that bad. none of the doctors spoke fluent english. the private rooms do not have bathrooms. the public bathrooms are dirty. several days my daughter was seen by staff for 15 minutes twice a day. tge US doctors we were consulting with felt the treatment protocol was suboptimal. if you red to go to a hospital in Italy go to a regional center and avoid the second their local hospitals.

From the owner: La Misericordia di Firenze oggi è: - Trasporti di emergenza…read more- Trasporti sanitari - Trasporti sociali - Ambulatori - Aiuto alimentare - Assistenza agli anziani - Assistenza e riabilitazione per la Disabilità Intellettiva