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https://guidefirenzeagt.it/wp-content/uploads/4galileo-scaled.jpg25601707If you are interested in science, this itinerary is unmissable. Florence is home to the oldest scientific museum in the world, the Specola. Here you can admire the extraordinary collection of 18th-century anatomical wax models. Additionally, Galileo lived and worked for the Medici for many years: we will retrace his journey at the Museo Galileo, where you will see his telescopes.