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The
main,
the
most
beautiful,
and
the
most
expansive
of
all
piazzas
in
Florence.
This
is
where
the
Palazzo
Vecchio
is
located
as
well
as
the
Loggia
dei
Lanzi
and
some
of
the
most
famous
statues
in
al
renaissance,
Michelangelo's
David,
Cellini's
Perseus
and
others.
If
you've
ever
heard
the
word
Renaissance
or
the
name
de
Medici
or
Michelangelo
then
you'll
be
delighted
to
let
your
eyes
feast
on
the
spectacular
sights
of
Piazza
della
Signoria.
It
is
loaded
with
great
architecture
and
especially,
with
great
sculptures,
all
free
of
charge.
Yes,
there
are
restaurants
and
there
are
great
museums
there
to
see,
but
the
restaurants
are
overpriced
and
museums
offer
long
lines
and
herds
of
tourists
while
it
wont
cost
you
a
penny
to
see
all
the
wonders
on
the
piazza,
just
be
careful
not
to
fall
victim
to
the
street
performing
comedian
who
wanders
about
the
place!
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