An outdoor statuary in this city is home to Giambologna's Perseus with the Head of Medusa.
Visitors to this city often drop a coin into a bronze bull's mouth, then rub its nose for luck. This city celebrates the First Crusade with a festival in which a cart full of fireworks explodes. An outdoor statuary in this city is home to Giambologna's Perseus with the Head of Medusa. Gold merchants swarm the central bridge over this city's river. The Vasari Corridor here connects the Vecchio Palace with the Pitti Palace. An octagonal building adjacent to this city's cathedral held a competition over the design of its doors, which Ghiberti won. Like its neighbor Pisa, the Arno River flows through this city. For 10 points, name this home of the Uffizi, the capital city of Tuscany, Italy.
Visitors to this city often drop a coin into a bronze bull's mouth, then rub its nose for luck.
Florence, Italy [or Firenze]