Museum of the History of Science (Museo di Storia della Scienza) Florence

We left Rome in the morning to get on a slow (but cheap!) regional train that took about 4 hours to get to Florence. James bought a ticket because he has an extra trip to use on his Eurail pass but we didn't realise you also have to validate the tickets in a seperate machine to where you buy them. Luckily the conductor quickly realised neither of …

... I think I like the inside of our Duomo here in Siena better. Also on the trip we visited Santa Croce and the Museum of the History of Science. Over all it was a long day with lots of churches, art work, and information to remember about the art work ...

... public along the route of our walk. I was able to see museums like the Palazzo Ognissanti and the Museo di Scienza Storia (Museum of the history of science) which was a treat since you usually have to pay to get into these museums. We were treated to a ...

... than my room mates at uni!! Still all is well now, so what have we done..... Later that day we went to a museum of the history of science which was very cool. Lots of microscopes. Later we had dinner at a fancy (they are all fancy) resturant which ...

... the floors of the church were tombs dedicated to many famous Italians.   Next we tried to visit the Museum of the History of Science.  The museum contains Galileo's early telescopes and some of his experiments into gravity.  We ...

... ninja turtle friend Donatello). This complemented the Renaissance audio walking tour I did the previous morning. Nearby is the Museum of the History of Science (being renamed to Galileo Museum) - and no line! It hosts an amazing collection of scientific ...