Originally used built and used as the first public library of the Western World, it was a heaven on earth for humanist and intellectuals of the time to consult books in Latin and Greek. Today, The San Marco Museum is … Continue reading Museo Di San Marco
Known as the first Renaissance building erected in Florence, the Medici Riccardi Palace was built by Michelozzo for Cosimo the Elder between 1444 and 1462. The residence belonged to the Medici’s until Cosimo I, after the cadet branches of the … Continue reading Medici Riccardi Palace
San Miniato Al Monte is also located at one of the highest points in the city of Florence. Spend your day seeing this beautiful church, rich in history and beauty. In the center of the nave to see that it … Continue reading San Miniato Al Monte
There are so many sights to see and things to do while studying abroad in Florence. But, one of the must-see churches in Florence is the Basilica di Santa Croce. Also known as the Basilica of the Holy Cross, it … Continue reading Santa Croce
The Museo Novecento is dedicated to 20th-century art, presenting a selection of works from the civic collections which focuses on Italian art of the first half of the 20th century. One of the more well known collections is the Alberto … Continue reading Museo Novecento
Founded in the 14th century as the oldest public institution in Italy, the “hospital of innocents” had always been exclusively dedicated to the welfare, education, and rights of abandoned children. Children were left at this orphanage anonymously by their mothers, … Continue reading Museo degli Innocenti
Opened in May 1995, the museum celebrates the life and work of Italian shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo. You will be blown away by the 10,000 shoe models created and owned by Ferragamo on disaplay. The rotating display is chosen depending … Continue reading Salvatore Ferragamo Museum
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