Duomo Museum (Museo dell'Opera del Duomo) Florence

Piazza del Duomo 9, via della Canonica, 1 Florence , Tuscany, Italy - Phone: 055 230 2885

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    The Florence Grand Tour

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    Hello, again, Blogonauts! Gosh, it has been a couple of days since I've slipped behind the wheel of this blogmobile. There's so much ground to cover! So strap yourselves in ... I'm taking you for a fast spin through history's symbolic art pieces that have come to define Florence. Sunday's railway journey from Venice to Florence was notable only in …

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    Moving day -- we head south to Siena

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    Ciao all:

    Friday, April 27 was moving day. We ended our 4-day stay in Firenze (Florence), packed our bags, and jumped on a bus for the medieval city of Siena, an hour or so south.

    But first, we had one more museum to see, the Duomo Museum that houses all the original paintings and sculptures from the cathedral for safe keeping, …

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    The Art (and Heat) of Florence

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    Bon giorno, Aaron here.

    We have been in Florence for the last few days and are really enjoying our time here. It is exceedingly hot (95+), but that did not keep us from ample amounts of walking through town and enjoying the sites. Through two weeks of vacation we have not used one taxi. :)

    We have enjoyed seeing Florence's top …

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    WTF size

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    So today we went to Il Duomo. For Real this time. We bought the Everything Pass, which was totally worth the ridiculous price.

    Here's how it is: there is a gigantic dome on top of a gigantic building that is entirely decorated with three different kinds of marble (white, pink and green). The building was made in the 13th century, the dome …

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    Under the Tuscan Sun -- mostly

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    ... . The columns inside are also green and white striped marble. It was begun in 1215 and completed in 1263. As we learned at the Duomo museum, the town of Siena had intended to build an even bigger, fancier church, (to compete with the one in Florence) ...

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    My Feet Hurt

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    ... slowly in the rain back to the river. The cheesecake gelato was just as good as I remembered but the exhibition was closed. We tried the Duomo museum which was also closed (for the next 2 weeks) and the Uffizi, which had a 2 hour line and it was only 2 ...

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    Fun in Florence

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    ... .  We enjoyed seeing the impressive structure and climbing between the two domes.  In addition, we saw the Duomo Museum which contains many works previously held in the Duomo, including Michelangelo’s Pieta and Donatello’s Mary ...

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    Exploring Florence

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    ... absolutely impressive and to this day only a replica stands in the main portal of the Baptistery. The real door is located at the Duomo Museum where people pay to visit it. For me, seeing the replica was enough. It's intricacy is stunning and I wondered ...

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    No Sites on Monday!

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    ... front steps to the massive front doors....also closed Mondays.....we're doing really well today! Back to the ol' Frommer's. The Duomo Museum, open daily, year round....9 am, this will do just fine! Being shortly before 9 we stopped at a small ...

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    In a Nutshell

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    ... away they were. Like looking down Kootenay Lake and being able to see the layers of mountains in the distance. Red rooftops, the Duomo, Museums, Ponte Vecchio and the other 3 or 4 bridges spanning the Arno River. It was great for about 2 minutes until I ...

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    Firenze 2

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    ... picture, too. By contrast, someone who actually is LIVING in the current century has made a compelling success out of the Duomo museum - such a modern attitude, such ancient materials. After having read "Brunelleschi's Dome" a while back (it's also ...

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    La Dolce Vita 4) Firenze (Florence)

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    ... and its expression.  You can see the birth and legacy of this Renaissance in Florence's museums, like the Uffizi, Duomo Museum, Accademia and Bargello.  As statues and paintings changed, so did architecture.  During the ...

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    Florence: Art and Ice Cream

    ... were expecting to see a statue of Mary Magdalen by Donatello that we thought was there but it turns out it's in another museum in Florence (the Duomo Museum) which costs more money to get in to so we missed that piece. Next time! The afternoon was spent ...

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    Florence seconds

    ... fantastic game of Dutch Blitz! Day two, Jim and Mary went to the Uffizi in the morning so C and I headed over to the Duomo Museum to see Donatello's wooden sculpture of Mary Magdalene- amazing! (photos are up on flickr) We met up mid morning for Jim ...