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....

Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum is one of the oldest Churches in Florence, marvellous frescoes and architectural traits cover different styles made by various art

Italian Artisan Workshop Courses
 - Workshops with accomplished professionals in the artisan and restoration fields in Florence, located in the artisans district.......

The Pitti Palace, which was formerly the residence of the grand-dukes of Tuscany and later of the King of Italy, now houses several important Galleries and Exhibitions...

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!............

The Uffizi Gallery is the major Museum in Florence hosting masterpieces of the Primitive and Renaissance periods, enlarged in the years by the Lorena Grand-Dukes, Medici

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.........

Bargello Museum contains extraordinary collections of sculpture and “lesser arts”. This location often hosts other exhibitions as well as Ballet performances.........

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

The Stibbert Museum is an outstanding collection of military armours, porcelain and furniture from various ages and countries, a private collection donated to the city...