The ominous 13th-century fortress-like palazzo that houses the Bargello Museum (Via del Proconsolo, 4) was Florence's first town hall and dreaded prison under the jurisdiction of the Police Chief, or Bargello, before becoming the National Museum of Sculpture.
Where the Bargello Museum is now, people used to be kept locked up and suffering.
The Bargello Museum used to be a church.
A bicyclist is biking.
Green flames came through the windows.
People can be turned down because of an existing condition.
An animal is playing
Two guys are riding horses on the beach.
A man is in a red tank top