Florence – Pisa – San Gimignano
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The Oltarno Wall cuts across the countryside on the north side of the Arno River and leads to Belvedere Fort in Florence
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Ponte Vecchio Bridge as seen from Piazzale Michelangelo Overlook in Florence – The Bridge was built in 1345.
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Closer view of the Ponte Vecchio Bridge
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View of Ponte Vecchio Bridge Showing the Apartments on it
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Apartments along the Arno River
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Ponte Delle Grazie Bridge
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View of the Arno River, Bridge & Large Bell Tower in the Distance
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Ponte Delle Grazie Bridge over Arno River in Florence – in the background you can see the “Duomo” (Santa Maria del Fiori), a massive Gothic Cathedral that dominates the skyline of Florence
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Street leading to Piazza della Duomo and the Cathedral & Bell Tower
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One of Florence’s Narrow Streets
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Basilica Di Santa Croce in Piazza di San Giovanni
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A narrow street in the area that surround the Duomo, Florence’s massive Gothic Cathedral
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Vendors waiting to make sure the police are not around so they can open up & sell to tourists
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The police watching for the vendors who are not allowed to sell on the streets of Florence
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A church and its bell tower in the Tuscany Valley – Florence and the Tuscany Valley has many Churches and all of them have Bell Towers
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Vineyards in the Tuscany Valley
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Picking the Grapes in the Tuscany Valley
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Ancient walls of the Piazza dei Maricoli that surrounds Pisa
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The “Meadow” inside the ancient walls of Pisa
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Leaning Tower of Pisa – the Tower is actually the Bell Tower for the Cathedral
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The Duomo (Cathedral), the Baptistery & the Church yard inside the ancient walls of the Piazza dei Miracoli
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The Baptistery for the Cathedral
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A closer view of the Cathedral and the Leaning Tower
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Close up view of the Top of the Tower next to the Cathedral
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San Gimignano & Fortress of Montestaffoli known for its many Bell Towers within the Old Fortress that overlooks the Tuscany Valley
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One of the homes in the Village of San Gimignano in the Tuscany Valley
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A narrow street dominated by the towers of San Gimignano – Torree Grossa , the highest, is on the left
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A portal leading to one the piazzas and the 13 remaining towers of San Gimignano
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Piazza del Cisterna – behind the well fountain is Torree del Diavolo (Tower of Devils)
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On the opposide side of the Cathedral in Piazza del Duomo sit the two twin towers
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The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in the Piazza del Duomo
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One of the smaller towers
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Tuscany Valley from the Torree Grossa
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Tuscany from Torree Grossa, the highest Bell Tower
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San Gimignano from Torree Grassa
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Smaller tower seen from Torree Grassa