All Metropolitan City of Florence residents will be able to visit the Florentine civic museums and Palazzo Medici Riccardi for free on July 7, the first Sunday of the month. They will also be able to participate in a variety of scheduled visits and activities that have been organized by the Municipality of Florence, the metropolitan city of Florence, and Mus.e.
Born in Florence in 1851, Guido Carocci worked as a journalist and historian. Architectural pieces from churches, buildings, string towers, bells, coats of arms, and artwork from the historic center’s destruction during the deadly late nineteenth-century years were welcomed by the director of the National Museum of San Marco.
Last time we spoke about things to do and see in Florence in one day, now with this article we want to give a tips from locals about the sconce day in town.
Florence offers a captivating experience for everyone, whether they are history buffs, art enthusiasts, or just wanting to enjoy the Tuscan sun. Here are some tips for making the most of your two days in this fascinating city. The ideal Florence itinerary is shown here.
Florence, known for its dynamic culture and extensive history, offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Find the best methods to maximize your trip, enjoy the local food, and uncover hidden gems.
Enjoy in the life of Florence, two suggestion from official tour guide, first enjoy in visiting historic site, and second In traditional and local food
Perhaps not everyone knows about the existence of a corridor that starts from Palazzo Pitti performes concludes near the Galileo Tribune in the Specola Museum. This architectural space was to be the “appendix” of the famous corridor of the “Prince” or Vasarian. We are talking about the so -called Pocciantini corridor, it was made by Pasquale Poccianti in 1820 to allow Ferdinand III to have a connection with the adjacent Palazzo Pitti, thus creating an uninterrupted route that allowed him to arrive at Palazzo Vecchio through the Vasarian corridor.
The Crucifix Gallino (after the surname of the Turin antiquarian who sold it to the Italian state in 2008) is a little wooden sculpture (41.3×39.7 cm) representing the crucifixion of Jesus, who remains without the cross, dated to around 1495-1497 and attributed to Michelangelo Buonarroti. Despite the original allusion to linden wood, the piece is …
On the other side of the Basilica of S.M.Novella, we may view the vast edifice with the loggia of the former S. Paolo hospital, which is now a twentieth-century museum. The name of this huge edifice, built in the early twelfth century, comes from the settlement that sprang up around the Porta S.Paolo and the …
The Big City London, Smoke beat Paris, Barcelona and Berlin, and many other beautiful city in all Europe. We may not have the nicest weather or the most affordable rent, but it turns out that none of it matters! London has been named Europe’s best city for 2023.
