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Explore the history of charity in Florence with Firenzecard.
Be thrilled by gory waxes, spooky masks and more with Firenzecard.
Big animals, minerals from meteorites and Medici gems are among the captivating highlights.
The spaces spotlight the Lorraine Medici medal collection, with Baroque sculptures showcased.
Dive into the Etruscan past and present-day cultural life of this village between Siena and Volterra.
Touching sculptures is encouraged at the Museo dell’Opera del Duomo in Florence.
The history of Montelupo's ceramics factory and the story of the family that were behind the potter's wheel for over a hundred years.
The recently launched museum orients around its giant centerpiece, a 280-square metre-railway model that’s one of the largest in Europe.
Free access to state museums and parks every first Sunday of the month.
The Terrace of the Geographic Maps has reopened at the Uffizi after a 20-year closure, with the brief exception of an exhibition on Leonardo’s Tavola Doria in 2014. ...
The building housing the Bargello Museum has been fully restored after 15 months of continuous work. For the first time since the museum was founded in 1865, the Bargello undergone ...
The Uffizi Galleries announced record numbers in 2018 in terms of visitors and revenue.
You’ve likely heard of Palazzo Pitti and you’ve certainly walked by Palazzo Vecchio on your evening strolls through the centre of Florence, but there’s an even older Medici residence in ...
Standing majestically behind the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the Medici Chapels are one of the five museums that make up the Bargello Museums, reorganized in 2015 into a single institution, ...
A new algorithm developed by Henry Muccini at the University of L'Aquila resolves the historic problem of the Uffizi lineup.
Last month we gave you a comprehensive guide to Florence’s major monuments and museums. This edition here is the definitive list of city’s contemporary museums and galleries. More fervent and ...
We phoned them all so you don’t have to. This spring, have a Stendhal Syndrome moment (or a few) with this complete guide to museums and monuments in Florence. It’s time to ...
There are plenty of Italophile Englishmen to study, but, if you find yourself passionately craving information about the Arts and Crafts movement, historic-house museums or early twentieth-century men's moustaches (all of which are perfectly reasonable), you might very well turn to Herbert Percy Horne (1864-1916) to
