Historic southern entrance to the city, leading toward the Oltrarno hills. From here the route begins to climb toward the panoramic areas.

Elegant hillside residential area overlooking Florence, known for its quiet roads, historic villas, and wide panoramic views of the city and surrounding Tuscan hills. Much less touristy than the main viewpoints, it offers a more intimate and authentic perspective of Florence from above.

We’ll stop in the heart of Arcetri, a charming village where time seems to stand still. Here you’ll see Villa Il Gioiello from the outside, the final home of Galileo Galilei. Surrounded by ancient stone walls and views over the Tuscan countryside, you’ll discover the place where the great scientist once watched the stars, wrapped in the quiet of our electric car

We’ll begin our journey along the majestic avenue of Poggio Imperiale. From the outside, you’ll admire this grand neoclassical villa, an ancient residence of the Medici and Napoleon’s sisters. We’ll glide silently past its historic gates, surrounded by cypress trees and classical statues, soaking in the elegance of Florence’s noble hills.

One of the highest points in Florence with a breathtaking Romanesque church and viewpoint. Often considered even more peaceful than Piazzale Michelangelo.

Discover Florence’s most famous postcard view at Piazzale Michelangelo. This is one of the most beautiful panoramas in the world, with the full skyline in front of you and the Duomo’s dome stealing the scene. It’s the perfect grand finale: dreamy light, iconic photos, and Florence at your feet.