Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Florence

Tim F. • April 14, 2018One of the great works of art in the world. A must on the Florence tour

Kapt’n Koko • May 7, 2018Check out the artists in the open air passage. Amazing!

Jackson T. • September 12, 2014As an artist and sculpture, great space to enjoy art works and there's even wifi

Alexander G. • March 25, 2019Best for Men’s fashion.

Xx X. • January 1, 2018Such a beautiful cinema! 1920s original seats and a fantastically varied program make this the perfect escape for a rainy afternoon or one too many museums!

Georgios K. • July 9, 2016Simply spectacular. The main room is the most beautiful i have ever seen

Adriano M. • July 26, 2014Simply amazing museum housing the Great Tuscan Medici dynasty's collection of sculptures, paintings, icons, and architecture. Situated in the heart of the best preserved Renaissance city in the world.

Enzo M. • January 30, 2023This theatre has a main stage and a smaller hall for versatility of usage.

Cara D. • January 3, 2015A wonderful little museum! Very short and cheap, so it's worth it! They have an excellent collection of medieval and early Renaissance decorative art and jewelry, as well as some fantastic sculptures.

Mark W. • June 22, 2015Long line to get in, but definitely worth seeing Michelangelo's David, even if you're not big into sculptures. Definitely buy a ticket online in advance to save time (~30 min wait in tourist season)

Roderick C. • May 14, 2010Fra Angelico's beautiful fresco's on the first floor of the monastry & Cosimo d'Medici private cell

Polina S. • November 7, 2017A must see in Florence! The paintings are wonderful and have so many details that are impossible to see on internet pictures. Impressive and stunning

Firenzecard • February 27, 2013The Medici Riccardi Palace offers the visitor the chance to retrace over four centuries of history of art, architecture and collecting in Florence.

N. S. • February 21, 2018The zoological taxidermies are charmingly lopsided. In contrast, the wax anatomy collection is a true artistic and scientific wonder, and should not be missed. A real treat for anatomy enthusiasts.

Zane Z. • November 21, 2016History of the Cathedral and Duomo. I liked the models of the cathedral and Duomo made in wood. The short movies about Duomo and Medici family are worth to see.

Kapt’n Koko • May 7, 2018It’s not the real deal, but if you can’t get into the museum, it’s a close second.

Michelle C. • August 22, 2015Very confused. Got to Palazzo Strozzo and can't find the gallery. Ticket office says there's nothing on show yet. Next exhibit from September 24, 2015.

Valentina T. • December 31, 2021Beautiful structure, new headquarters, just inaugurated. Evocative environments, not to be missed. The theater bar is also pleasant!

Mercato Centrale Firenze • May 13, 2014Excellent Italian products, 12 gourmet shops, 500 seats, free WiFi: this is Mercato Centrale Firenze. Every day 10am-12pm.

Visit Tuscany • November 14, 2012The favorite Villa of Cosimo I is closed. but you can visit the beautiful gardens, with citrus fruits and plants. Check out for Renaissance sculptures and the fascinating “Grotta of Animals”.

Firenzecard • March 12, 2013The Petraia is one of the most charming Medicean villas for its beautiful landscape, for the excellence of the paintings and the lush nature of the park.

Salvatore D. • June 24, 2015The museum used to be the residence of the Medici. Original items qnd works of art of the era are on display. The palace itself is quite good.

The Telegraph • June 19, 2012A glorious terraced garden and a museum dedicated to the extravagant, sculptural silk creations of Florentine designer Roberto Capucci, with wonderful views over the city.

Pierluigi 🃏©️ C. • June 20, 2017Live music !!

Alessandro • April 11, 2011Very cool!

Firenzecard • February 26, 2013The Santa Maria Novella Complex includes the Dominican Basilica and the adjoining monumental cloisters. The church preserves some works with an extraodinary value, such as the Crucifix by Giotto

Svetlana S. • December 23, 2015You can see the interiors only once a year: when they host Xmas market.

Firenzecard • February 22, 2013Stefano Bardini (1836-1922) was an excellent connoisseur of art and an artful and unconventional antiques dealer. Bardini donated his private collection to Florence

Firenzecard • February 27, 2013This is one of the most fascinating museum in Florence surrounded by a fascinating garden.The museum was created by the collector Frederick Stibbert (1838 -1906) in his house.