The Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi offers a full programme of internationallevel exhibitions and cultural events within the setting of this architectural masterpiece of the Florentine Renaissance. Read more.
Must see IMO. A couple really great rooms. Includes the original doors to the baptistry (what's on there now is a replica). Also includes Michelangelo's Pieta and Donatello's Mary Magdalene.
The best Angelico is the Adoration of the Magi in a small chapel in Cosimo's rooms on the first floor.
14th Medici Chapels (Visitors: 300.536)The Medici Chapels are made up of the Chapel of the Princes as well as the New Sacristy, a grandiose Michelangelian work.
Love sports? Grab your bike (or rent one). Did you know that there is a bike trail along the Arno River from Parco delle Cascine to Parco dei Renai. Read more.
Be an art inmate for the afternoon: the Bargello, a former prison, houses Italy’s finest collection of Renaissance sculpture. Read more.
Opened in 2010, the Galileo Museum is housed in the historic Palazzo Castellani, formerly home to the Museum of the History of Science. Read more.
A glorious terraced garden and a museum dedicated to the extravagant, sculptural silk creations of Florentine designer Roberto Capucci, with wonderful views over the city.
Look for the "Tepidarium", a fabulous 1850's Liberty-Style Glasshouse, the biggest in Italy! Here is a list of some of the free parks and gardens in Florence: http://bit.ly/1p82OVF
David de Miguel Ángel impresionante ver la escultura de cerca. Merece la pena la espera.
Very 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.
The 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. Read more.
Fun place to hang out and drink from a great selection of beers. The staff was extremely helpful when I was undecided on what to drink
