Piazza della Repubblica

Very square square, the surrounding buildings are also very square. When I went there, the carousel actually occupied a prominent position in the center of the square. There were a lot of exteriors. The cafes were scaled and it was easy to find.

The square was originally a square in the ancient Roman town, and later became the city's old Jewish quarter, and the remains of the Jewish quarter can still be seen in the square. The carousel on the square feels dreamy in the light.

The Republic Square is also a very good place to go. This place can also enjoy a lot of unique things. The tourists who come here are mostly foreigners, and the core location of the square is also very wide.

This is one of Florence's central squares. The cafe there is a long history and has been in operation for a long time. It was once a very busy market. Some ruins have been found recently on the street side and are currently being excavated. Also, there is a main shopping street with hard stone restaurants, which seems to be very famous in Florence. It is a great place to go shopping.

This is a huge square with an impressive arch. This is one of Florence's main squares since Roman times, marking the heart of the city. The old Jewish square is also here. The square can accommodate a lot of people and weekend markets like medieval times. It is bustling day and night. There are also striking carousels nearby

The travel notes of the corrupt country are not finished, insert a piece, after all, this is a regret in my heart. I once walked into Europa three times, but I missed Italy and Greece. In my opinion, the foundation of the whole European culture is basically based on Greek civilization and Italian Roman culture. This summer trip to Italy for friends also gave me the opportunity to look out over this country. In fact, more is to turn regret into motivation, before the opportunity to visit, must do your homework first, do not first read European history and Western literary history, but really can not face those civilizations that have been rampant. Waiting for my ancient Roman-like building, the sky that had shrouded medieval clouds, and the colorful carousel.

If you see colorful carousels and towering triumphal arches in Florence, you'll be in the Republic Square. It was a Jewish quarter in the Middle Ages and is still Florence's living room. Cafes, luxury hotels, and gatherings of famous artists and writers. The arcade is now an elegant pedestrian area and is the city's tourist hotspot and main business district.

The Christmas lights in Florence look better than in other cities. It’s fantastic to stroll around the city and enjoy the spectacular views. Especially the cafes, restaurants (and apple stores) in this square and the merry-go-round in the middle of the square. It was a great experience.