After we meet in Via della Ninna, we’ll slowly move into Piazza della Signoria, one of the most iconic squares in Florence. It’s the big open space with all the statues — including a copy of Michelangelo’s David — and it sits right in front of Palazzo Vecchio.

It’s just around the corner from where we meet, and it’s where our mind journey will truly begin.

At a certain point, we’ll also pass by Dante’s House — or what tradition considers to be his birthplace.

It’s now a small museum tucked away in one of the narrow medieval streets. We won’t go inside, but it’s a nice spot to reflect on the journey of the mind — and Dante knew a thing or two about that!and immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Divine Comedy.

Then we’ll pass by Piazza del Porcellino, home of the famous bronze boar.

According to tradition, if you rub its snout and let a coin fall through the grate, it brings good luck.

We won’t stop for too long — but who knows, maybe you’ll sense a little mental influence in the air as people make their wish…

And of course, sooner or later, we’ll find ourselves in front of Florence’s majestic Duomo — the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.

It’s impossible to miss… literally. It rises like a giant thought emerging from the city’s subconscious.

We won’t go inside — that’s for another kind of tour — but here, surrounded by beauty and geometry, I might ask you to focus your mind in unexpected ways…

Then we might take a detour into Piazza della Santissima Annunziata — one of the most peaceful and elegant corners of Florence.

It’s often quieter than the rest of the city center, almost like stepping into a hidden thought.

Here, surrounded by perfect arches and centuries of history, I’ll invite you to notice what others usually overlook… and maybe, to reveal something surprising about yourself.