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National Library of Florence
The National Library in Florence, Italy, known as the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze, is a major project aimed at preserving and promoting Italian cultural heritage. Located in the historic center of Florence, the library houses an extensive collection of manuscripts, rare books, and other significant documents. This project emphasizes the modernization of facilities, digitization …
The news paper la Nazione from 1859
1859 in Florence was created a news paper named La Nazione because the Ricasoli baron want inform citizen quickly is possible about the Italy country.
Palazzo dei Pittori
The Palazzo dei Pittori, also known as Casa Swertschkoff, is a historic and iconic building in Florence, renowned for its rich artistic heritage. Located at Viale Giovanni Milton, 47-49, this architectural gem has long been dedicated to artists’ studios, making it a central hub for creativity and collaboration in the heart of Florence. Historic Significance …
A secret underneath palazzo Guadagni
The Palazzo Guadagni Strozzi Sacrati, located in the heart of Florence, is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture. Originally built in the 16th century,
The Bargello museum and Dante
During his political career in Florence, the poet visited Bargello, which was then home to the Podestà; nonetheless, he was sentenced to exile in the same building. A few years later, on the day of the universal judgment, Giotto and his store depicted Dante by placing him among the blessed who are welcomed in heaven.
Discover the Torre della Pagliazza in Florence
Pagliazza Tower Location and Historical Significance Nestled in the charming piazza Sant’Elisabetta, the Torre della Pagliazza stands as Florence’s only remaining entirely intact circular tower. This ancient structure, dating back to between the sixth and seventh centuries, is the oldest in Florence to retain its original form. A Journey Through Time The name “Torre della …
Bacco at Ponte Vecchio
The legendary sculptor Giambologna was identified as the creator of the piece that was previously credited to a student of the renowned Benvenuto Cellini.
3 ruff-top bar that you have to go in Florence
Everybody enjoys a decent rooftop bar, especially during those sweltering months when we search for the tiniest breezes and the most amazing cocktails. Here is our Florence round-up.
Three restoration projects reopen to the public
Many new things were learned about the works, the artists’ methods, earlier interventions, and the background of the sites as a result of the three projects.