Raffaello Florence

... Uffizi Gallery and other magnificent paintings can be seen in the Gallery of Palazzo Pitti, hosting among others Tiziano's and Raffaello's masterpieces. The city is famous for its Duomo, the Baptistry and many other wonderful churches, for Piazza della ...

... rooms would have been enough to impress me. But then. There was Giotto. There was Botticelli. There was Leonardo. There was Raffaello. There were more masters and more masterpieces than any one person could possibly comprehend. All in one place. All at ...

... (my Dad’s favorite room!) One of our key destinations of interest (particularly for my parents) was to see the Raffaello (Raphael) paintings in 4 apartment rooms.  They were serenely beautiful and life like. We moved along towards the Sistine ...

... relaxing night. Today we went to Uffizi gallery to see old paintings from Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Boteccelli and Raffaello. We finished our time in Florence with a horse and cart tour around the city. We are about to catch a sleeper train to ...

... in every building - we figure there was probably one in our hotel somewhere. We also saw lots of great works by Raffaello, Botticelli, Da Vinci and others, as well as some rather spectacular churches (most with, of course, a Michaelangelo or two). We ...

... relics (preserved and presented better than anything we saw in Egypt, we noted). We were in awe of the beautiful Stanze de Raffaello (Raphael's Rooms), actually the apartment of Pope Julius II (1503-1513) who didn't want to occupy the same rooms as his ...

... (Etruscan Museum), and several other galleries (including the Galleria delle Carte Geografiche, or the map room, and the Stanze di Raffaello, the private apartments of Pope Julius II). Murray and I were so impressed – not only by the works in these ...

... in Februery). We still headed directly to the Sistine Chapel, because this time I actually made certain to see the Stanze di Raffaello up stairs. We spent a little extra time admiring the 500 year old tapestries, and maps along the way, but my goal was ...

... to the Vatican get to see Sistine Chapel!!! eeee!! Soooo amazing!!! It was just surreal to even be in a building that Raffaello and Michelangelo painted! There's so much history and meaning behind those paintings, it was so incredible. I just felt in awe ...