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Firenze C. • July 17, 2013Beautiful place that always offers interesting temporary exhibitions. In the courtyard you can find also music, installations, a cool bar and free wi-fi. More tips on the page Firenzecard.
Tiana K. • September 25, 2012I love this theatre hall. It's so beautiful! I came here as a student 10yrs ago and now with my husband to watch film in original sound. They always have special events going on!
Ghazal K. • February 1, 2019Big beautiful gallery. Usually crowded, I entered at 4 with short line since it closes at 6.its free for cultural related courses students with enrollment certificate beside the uni badge.
Camilla P. • February 22, 2015Breathtaking, exhausting and crowded. But breathtaking. I loved the 4 bookshops at the end of the visiting path!
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
Sean R. • October 1, 2017David is breathtaking but not too much else. 90 minutes will give you a great tour.
Kevin S. • December 15, 2012Small and intimate. Perfect when you want to be away from the main crowd.
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.
8.9Art Museum • View Prices •Via della Canonica 1 (Via dei Servi), Firenze
Alexandra O. • May 16, 2016Super museum. Modern comfortable feel to it. Clear, nicely organized exposition. Designed better than Uffizi. Plus, moderately priced cafe.
Luke A. • September 12, 2018Fantastic respite from the crowds with an amazing collection from the natural world. Many (but not all) signs have English translations.
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.
Enzo M. • January 30, 2023This theatre has a main stage and a smaller hall for versatility of usage.
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.
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.
Mercato Centrale Firenze • May 16, 2014Mercato Centrale Firenze's first floor is always open, every day, from 10am to 12pm. Come to Piazza del Mercato Centrale and enjoy excellent Italian products.
8.6Concert Hall •Viale Fratelli Rosselli, Firenze
Valentina T. • December 31, 2021Beautiful structure, new headquarters, just inaugurated. Evocative environments, not to be missed. The theater bar is also pleasant!
8.6Science Museum •Piazza dei Giudici, Firenze
James W. • August 4, 2011Very good museum that isn't about art! Lots of interesting history about time, space and science in general.
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”.
Svetlana S. • December 23, 2015You can see the interiors only once a year: when they host Xmas market.
Abhishek • November 8, 2019Great panoramic view of the city from the terrace on the 3rd floor. A bit of a hike to get up. That the garden closes an hour before sunset but the vila offers the great view. Only accepts cash.
Italia.it • November 26, 2012Accessible from Piazza Stazione 4. At the entrance (same one of the tourist infopoint) there is a regular elevator. The museum is accessible. Telephone +39-055282187
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.
Firenze Convention Bureau • July 28, 2011The Teatro Verdi has been the permanent home of the ORT (one of Europe’s finest chamber orchestras) since 1998. It hosts concerts, drama, opera, dance, films, congresses, events, receptions.
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