Is time travel possibly true? At Palazzo Vecchio yes it is, with a tour back into history to three periods. Palazzo Vecchio offers Roman destroys a middle age fortification and stunning Renaissance chambers and compositions. Palazzo Vecchio is the fundamental image of common force for the city of Florence, whose unique venture is ascribed to Arnolfo di Cambio. Development on the strong post started in 1299 over the remnants of the demolished Uberti Ghibelline towers, declaration of the last triumph of the Guelph group. Palazzo Vecchio's present appearance is expected generally to incredible works of redesign and inside design that were made around 1540, when Duke Cosimo I de' Medici and his significant other Eleonora of Toledo chose to transform the castle into their home. The court of the Medici was moved to Palazzo Vecchio, which was changed into an intriguing maze of institutional chambers, condos, porches and yards. All the rooms (the purported Quartieri Monumentali) are greatly embellished by specialists, for example, Michelangelo, Giorgio Vasari and Donatello. Among the chambers, you will likewise find mystery courses, for example, the fantastic private studio having a place with Francesco I, Cosimo's Tesoretto, and the roof brackets that help the roof of Salone dei Cinquecento to know the dominance of Renaissance engineers.