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LIVE THE EXPERIENCE OF FLORENCE AND TUSCANY
Events

Love at the Top of Florence
A Special Valentine’s Day
14 Feb 14 Feb
Events

At the Medici court
31 Mar 31 Mar
Exhibitions

Carlo Adolfo Schlatter
Artista dello spirito
27 Nov 22 Feb
Exhibitions

Dimorare. In viaggio con Alex MacLean
20 Dec 22 Mar
Exhibitions

Clemen Parrocchetti. Ironia ribelle
02 Oct 08 Feb

Featured activities

Unmissable visits and activities in museums and around the city!
4,00 - 8€
Special audiences
Youth and adults
• The Brancacci Chapel
Guided tour to the Brancacci Chapel in Santa Maria del Carmine
Permanent activity
4,00 - 8€
• Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
Life at Court
Permanent activity
4,00 - 8€
Families with children
• Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
Guided tour by Giorgio Vasari
Permanent activity
4,00 - 8€
• Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
Special tour of the Palace
Permanent activity
4,00 - 8€
Families with children
Special audiences
• Museo di Palazzo Vecchio
The story of the turtle and the sail
Permanent activity
4,00 - 8€
Youth and adults
• Complex of Santa Maria Novella
Tours to the complex of Santa Maria Novella
Permanent activity

Discover all the museums

Visit and explore the artistic and cultural heritage of the museums where we work!

Museo di Palazzo Vecchio

Since over seven centuries Palazzo della Signoria, better known as Palazzo Vecchio, is the symbol of civil power of the city of Florence.
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Museo Novecento

The Museo Novecento is dedicated to the Italian art of the 20th and 21st century and offers a permanent collection and many temporary exhibitions, art installations and special projects
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Palazzo Medici Riccardi

The first Medici palace, where Cosimo the Elder and Lorenzo the Magnificent lived, and where artists such as Donatello, Michelangelo, Paolo Uccello, and Botticelli worked.
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Complex of Santa Maria Novella

The complex of Santa Maria Novella was born in the first decades of the Thirteenth century after the settlement of the first Dominican friars in Florence and gradually expanded itself during the following centuries.
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The Brancacci Chapel

The Brancacci Chapel is a precious Renaissance jewel preserved in time: the stories’ cycle of San Peter is commissioned by the merchant Felice Brancacci to..
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Museo Stefano Bardini

The museum takes its name from its creator Stefano Bardini (1836-1922), amongst the most prominent Italian antiquarians, that after being a merchant for several years, decided to turn his private collection into a museum and to donate it to the Municipality of Florence.
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Fondazione Salvatore Romano

The museum hosts the artworks donated to the city of Florence in 1946 by the antiquarian and collector from Campania Salvatore Romano..
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Forte di Belvedere

Designed by Buontalenti at the end of the sixteenth century, it is a fortified villa on a hill overlooking the city: from its standpoint one can enjoy one of the best views of Florence.
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MAD. Murate Art District

Murate Art District offers exhibitions, meetings, performances and workshops focused on the themes and the artistic languages of the contemporary world with an interdisciplinary slant.
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Museo Leonardiano di Vinci

The Leonardo Museum is one of the most extensive and original collections dedicated to Leonardo as a technologist, engineer, and scientist
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Museo del ciclismo Gino Bartali

Velocipedes, bicycles, jerseys, memorabilia, period newspapers, publications, and films document the history of cycling, the achievements of Gino Bartali, and other champions.
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Museo delle Terre Nuove

The museum narrates the phenomenon of the foundation of new urban settlements in the late Middle Ages, the New Lands, occurring in most of Europe
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Casa Masaccio

Casa Masaccio, the longest-standing institution of contemporary art in Tuscany, is certainly a unique case in the Italian landscape. It is one of the few houses attributed to a master of Renaissance painting (in this case, Tommaso Cassai, known as Masaccio) with sufficient documentation to declare its authenticity
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