Piazzale Michelangelo è una terrazza panoramica monumentale sulla collina di San Miniato, progettata da Giuseppe Poggi durante il periodo in cui Firenze fu capitale d'Italia.1
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Piazzale Michelangelo is a monumental panoramic terrace on the San Miniato hill, designed by Giuseppe Poggi during Florence's period as capital of Italy. Its centre holds a bronze copy of Michelangelo's David, accompanied by copies of the four Medici Chapel allegories. The piazzale lies within the UNESCO World Heritage property Historic Centre of Florence after the approved 2021 minor boundary modification; it is not separately inscribed.
Designed by Giuseppe Poggi as part of Florence's nineteenth-century capital-era transformations, the piazzale is an urban landscape work rather than a Renaissance monument.












