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Villa Corsi Salviati in Sesto Fiorentino preserves more than four centuries of garden history. Discover its Baroque villa, Italian garden, romantic lake, boxwood maze, green theatre and links with three great Florentine families. […]
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Bernard Berenson became one of the most influential experts on Italian Renaissance painting. Discover his life in Florence, his controversial role in the art market and his extraordinary legacy at Villa I Tatti. […]
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Villa I Tatti was the Florentine home of art historian Bernard Berenson and his wife Mary. Discover its Renaissance art, remarkable library, Cecil Pinsent garden and transformation into Harvard’s Center for Italian Renaissance Studies. […]
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Hidden in the hills of Fiesole, Villa Peyron combines Italian gardens, woodland, fountains and extraordinary views of Florence. Discover the remarkable garden created by Paolo Peyron and rebuilt after the Second World War. […]
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Odoardo Spadaro carried Florence from the streets of Santo Spirito to the stages of Paris and beyond. Discover the forgotten chansonnier behind Porta un bacione a Firenze. […]
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What existed in Florence before Roman Florentia? Archaeological discoveries beneath the historic centre reveal a much older landscape of burials, Etruscan objects and connections with ancient Fiesole. […]
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