Giuseppe Zocchi captured Florence with extraordinary precision in the 18th century. His paintings and famous 1744 series allow visitors to compare the historic city with the Florence they can still explore today. […]
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Cafè 1926 in Florence recreates the atmosphere of an old European café with vintage interiors, unusual themed rooms, coffee, food, rum and a tradition of music and cultural events. […]
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Hidden beside Florence’s Archbishop’s Palace, San Salvatore al Vescovo preserves a rare Romanesque marble façade only steps from the Duomo. […]
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Palazzo Ramirez de Montalvo reveals a fascinating Spanish connection in Medici Florence. Discover Ammannati’s architecture, its extraordinary sgraffito façade and the story of Antonio Ramírez de Montalvo. […]
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Discover the Barbadori family of Florence, a merchant dynasty whose medieval towers, political careers and artistic patronage still connect Borgo San Jacopo, Santa Felicita and Santo Spirito. […]
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The Barbadori Towers in Borgo San Jacopo reveal a medieval Florence of fortified family houses, political rivalry and narrow streets – only steps from Ponte Vecchio. […]
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