Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

Great museum with the impressive Hall of 500. But the other rooms are also worth a visit. The ancient topographic cards are very interesting. And the secret door from the Inferno book really exists. Higher up you also have a nice view on the city. Several guided tours can be booked but I haven't tried any of those. Probably very interesting to hear more about the history of Florence.

Must go central touristic place! Should definitely climb the Tower and the Battlements for €8 to €10. Just steps, no lift, but it was not hard, few places to stop in the way, about 400 steps. The first ones are very small and easy, almost a ramp! The others are a bit steep. We didn’t enter museum because 1st door was closed for something (guess a movie presentation, 30/08/2018) Be there at night too if possible, it’s a great square and we were listening to a great accordion player!

It is a nice palace to visit. However I was expecting it to be much more interesting. The big saloon is nearly the only interesting thing to watch there. Also there is a inexplicably long and tedious line to climb to the top of the tower. Besides if you are not a tall person, at the Tower, you will only see the wall in front of you.

This museum is pretty fun, but has a lackluster view from the tower. The lower level of the tower has good views of the city (as pictured) and has interesting murder holes in the ground, but at the top of the main tower, the Y-shaped protrusions are too tall to see over, and visitors are prevented from getting near the edge. There is one designated photo taking platform, but the view is not as enjoyable as other towers. (If you're looking for a safer-looking one, this might be it) The building and museum itself are pretty nice, featuring a variety of works from the time, as well as explanations of the history of the building and it's expansions. Overall, it's a good museum that I would recommend.

Absolutely incredible museum, worth the €10 (€8 for students) price. Didn't do anything other than the museum, and others say the tower wasn't worth it, but the art inside is absolutely incredible and could be a couple hours experience for those interested enough. Great experience in Florence