The Palace of Vico (Palazzo Vecchio, Italian for “Old Palace”) is the city hall in Florence, Italy. Overlooking the Plaza of the Lord (Piazza della Signoria), it is the historical center of Florence and the main site of the origin and history of the Florence Republic, and still maintains its reputation as the city's political focus.

On the east side of the Lords Square, there is a very tall tower that goes up and overlooks the city, with a very beautiful roof. The palace itself is square and there are many sculptures in the interior, next to the mercenary pavilion.

Generally called it the Lord Palace, because the bottom is the Lord Square, the boundary of this building has a boundary guide to the square, the high tower must be on, here you can take the most classic angle of the city, see the beautiful roof.

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Ending the tour at the Uffizi Museum, and then to the adjoining City Hall (Old Palace) lobby, although Michelangelo's famous sculpture "David", originally placed outside the palace gate, has been moved to the Arcadia Museum collection, But tourists still took pictures with the replicas now in place. The old palace, built in 1294, is a castle-style building dedicated to the Florence Executive Palace. The huge square building with a city wall was built in 1310 and is a promenade below the 94-meter-high building. The exterior of the building is made of rough square stones of varying size. The main part is divided into four floors with double-linked semi-circle arch windows. The shape of the building gives the impression of solemnity.

The old palace, also known as the Palace of Viggio, was once the residence of the famous Medici family and is still used as a city hall. All the collections of the Medici family in the museum are authentic! Various Renaissance murals, sculptures, furniture are really exquisite, seriously viewing only for a week is not enough, I can only wait for tourists to see the horse~ Museum area: 10 euros. Bell Tower: 10 euros. Museum area + Bell Tower: 14 euros. Multimedia interpreter: 5 Euro Museum area: April 1 to September 30, Friday to next Wednesday 9:00-24:00; Thursday 9:00-14:00; October 1 to March 31, Friday to next Wednesday 9:00-19:00; Thursday 9:00-14:00 Bell Tower: April 1 to September 30, Friday to next Wednesday 9:00-21:00; Thursday 9:00-14:00; October 1 to March 31, Friday to next Wednesday 10:00-17:00; Thursday 10:00-14:0012 closed on 25th Medici family, Italy's legendary family, interested can go to the book describing its family history, the word medicine comes from its family name, his legend is not in the accumulation of huge wealth, but in its construction of churches and public facilities, award culture, Snare and fund artists, collect books, manuscripts and open to the public, and extensively dabble in poetry, painting, sculpture, architecture, music, history, philosophy, political theory and other fields. Without the Medici family, the Italian Renaissance will certainly not have the achievements and appearance of today. The old palace has a special interpreter, explaining to us is a Taiwanese sister, kind and diligent, knowledgeable, with her explanation, gorgeous collections have become life, see this kind of museum must be explained. The 500-man hall, built by Cosimo I, has no pillar in the hall of Noble, surrounded by beautiful murals on the roof, and Vasari has created murals depicting the defeat of the Pisa and Sienas of the Florentine army led by Cosimo I. The murals and sculptures in this hall alone are enough to look good for a week~ All the cabinet doors in the study are hand-painted maps, which depict the concept of the world that people used to have, and the picture about Asia can fully be the fact that the ancient South China Sea is Chinese territory.

The most distinctive symbol of the old palace is the rectangular tower above it, which is 94 meters high. The walls of the old palace have been weathered several places and look a bit decadent. They are not repaired. It is estimated that it is to show its long history. The square on the north side of the old palace is called the old palace square. The square and the south side have open-air sculpture museums, displaying many magnificent sculptures, each is a priceless art treasure. Nine of the important statues are works by famous Italian Renaissance sculptors such as Michelangelo, Bandinelli, Celini, Amanati and Bologna. I checked it online when I came back from the tour, and the names of the sculptures were: David, Heracles and Cacus the Fire Giant, Perseus of Medusa, Fountain of the Sea, The Robbery of Sabin Women, Heracles whipped the Martian Nessus, "Cosimo I riding a horse like," "Medicine Lion," "Meneras recaptures Pat Lockroy's body." These priceless treasures have been on display for centuries, and it is incredible to see for free, such as the amount of tickets that are charged in the country.