Palazzo Vecchio Museum hosts two exhibitions dedicated to two great masters of the Florentine Renaissance: Michelangelo Buonarroti and Giorgio Vasari.
The two masters were linked by a friendship that...
The Roberto Casamonti Collection brings back masterpieces by artists from the first part of the collection “From the beginning of the 20th century to the 1960s”.
On a monthly basis some of the a...
Yeeeessss! Head over to Florence Botanical Garden and experience this oasis of biodiversity!
Here you will find a stunning biodiversity along with tropical, carnivorous and even prehistorical plants....
Firenzecard announces 2 important news on the eve of the upcoming holidays:
Firenzecard Circuit grows with 4 new entries:
1. Church and Museum of Orsanmichele, a Gothic church and a beautiful museu...
One of the advantages of Firenzecard is that with it, it’s easy to find and access some of the off the beaten track museums in Florence alongside your visit to the more “canonical” spots like the Uff...
One way to explore the history and art of Florence is through its many spiritual locations. Churches were a central element of Early Modern life, and also a focus of much “financing” that would beauti...
Michelangelo Buonarroti was born on March 6, 1475, and this year marks the 550th anniversary of his birth.
And Florence celebrates him in many places and with many events, starting from the ancient se...
The Hall of Beato Angelico, at the San Marco Museum, is enriched with a new work from the Uffizi Galleries: the Thebaid, a fascinating and controversial work, currently attributed to the young Angelic...
We know that value for money is a major priority for visitors to Florence, and many ask “is Firenzecard worth it?”. The short answer is that if you’re visiting the “Renaissance city” to get to know it...
