Florence is a city best understood from above and from inside — the dome that dominates every skyline, and the workshop doors that most visitors walk past without noticing. This pack covers both.

The aerials work around the Duomo rather than just at it: Brunelleschi’s dome from the level of the lantern, the terracotta roof sea spreading toward Santa Croce, and the Arno cutting west with Ponte Vecchio’s shopfronts stacked over the water. There’s a sunrise climb over Piazzale Michelangelo when the mist still sits in the valley, and a dusk pass over San Miniato when the hills go blue behind the city.

At street level the footage follows the light through the day. Early morning in the Oltrarno while the artisan workshops open their shutters. Mid-morning shadows raking across Piazza della Signoria. Late afternoon on Ponte Santa Trìnita, when everyone stops to watch the light on the river. Evening on Via de’ Neri as the tables fill.

Beyond the centre, sequences move into the hills — cypress lines above Fiesole, olive terraces, and the long low light that makes Tuscany look the way people expect it to look.

Detail shots tie it together: gold leaf under a jeweller’s lamp on Ponte Vecchio, marble inlay on the cathedral facade, a bookbinder’s press in the Oltrarno, espresso on a bar counter, swallows turning over the rooftops at dusk.

Everything is graded flat and neutral. No baked-in LUT, no heavy stylisation — it cuts against your own material and holds up under a grade.