Culture in Florence

The Galleria dell'Accademia hosts a series of paintings and sculptures among which the David of Michelangelo, after the Uffizi this is the most visited Museum in town....

Palazzo Davanzati hosts the museum of the Antique Florentine House. It is not open as often as the other museums, but it sure worth a visit!............

Palazzo Vecchio or Palazzo della Signoria is the city Town Hall and also a Museum-part of which is also dedicated to Families and kids activities.............

The Museo delle Cappelle Medicee is incorporated in the vast complex of the basilica of San Lorenzo which, being the parish church of the Medici family, was particularly

The museum displays Vespa and Gilera collections alongside the most significant of Piaggio's numerous products.............

The basilica of S. Lorenzo was erected upon the ruins of an ancient church (from the 11th century), which was outside the city walls and dedicated to S. Ambrogio.........

Santo Spirito is one of the churches of great interest you can find in Florence. Originally designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, its unique façade will absolutely fascinate

Astronomy and celestial phenomena lovers cannot miss a visit to the fascinating planetarium in Florence!!............

The MNAF. Alinari National Museum of Photography is located inside the century building called 'Leopoldine'...............

La Specola is a Zoological Museum - actually a great museum for kids with the largest collection of animals and cristals.............