Like the rest of Italy, works of art and statues are not only found in buildings, churches and museums, but are also found in the streets. Since its inception during the Middle Ages, this square was the political heart of the city, as it contained the most important Italian government buildings in the city. The square is L-shaped in front of Palazzo Vecchio. It also attracts many tourists coming to discover its ancient beauty, as it has many statues, including a copy of David Michelangelo's statue and the Neptune Fountain. It is surrounded by many wonderful buildings and restaurants. Seize the opportunity and spend some time in this square, especially at night when the square is full of music, singing and Florentine magic, it is a very wonderful place.