Robert Wiebel is the director of operations for two packaging plants. He previously spent two months in Florence, Italy. The document then lists three must-see attractions in Florence: 1) The Duomo cathedral, constructed over two centuries with admission free; 2) The Galleria dell'Accademia museum featuring Michelangelo's David and Botticelli's Madonna and Child with ticket required; 3) The Uffizi Gallery originally built as offices but now housing fine artworks by Michelangelo, Da Vinci and others in its original Tribune design over 400 years old.

1. Robert Wiebel

2.  A certified food safety manager, Robert "Bobby" Wiebel
currently serves as director of operations for two Econo-Pak
packaging plants. Robert Wiebel is a native of Sparta, NJ, who
has traveled extensively throughout his life, including a two-
month stay in Florence, Italy. Below are three must-see
attractions in the capital of the Tuscany region.
1. The Duomo: A vast Gothic-style cathedral, the Duomo was
constructed over the course of two centuries. Arnolfo di
Cambio was the architect behind the original build of the
cathedral in the 13th century, while Filippo Brunelleschi
designed its dome in the 15th century. Admission to the
Duomo is free.

3.  2. Galleria dell’Accademia: Visiting this museum
requires purchasing tickets, and inside patrons will find
Michelangelo's famous statue of David, as well as
Botticelli's Madonna and Child.
3. The Uffizi Gallery: The U-shaped building that
houses some of the world's finest works of art was
originally created to house the city's magistrates, and
included judiciary offices and a theater. The Tribune,
which houses various artwork and ancient pieces of
jewelry, still maintains its original design from
construction more than 400 years ago. The gallery
features acclaimed paintings by Michelangelo and
Leonardo da Vinci, among others.