Leonardo Da Vinci's Florence: a city of art and history

Leonardo da Vinci, one of Italy's most remarkable figures, arrived in Florence in 1469, the same year he began his artistic training. During his time in the city, he created countless priceless works and met the woman who he would immortalise in the world's most famous painting: the Mona Lisa. Accompanied by an expert guide, embark on a fascinating journey to the places frequented by the artist and Mona Lisa herself, and discover the court of Lorenzo de' Medici, also known as Lorenzo the Magnificent, which became the cultural, artistic and economic centre of the Renaissance. This tour offers a different approach to the city, taking in picturesque views, churches, museums and overlooked places. Step back in time and experience the magical atmosphere of the Renaissance period.