Points of interest

The museum is housed in a medieval house once owned by the rich and powerful Mozzi family , merchants and papal treasurers for several generations. Because of a series of financial misadventures, they...

The collection comprises berlin and other carriages used at court in the 18th and 19th centuries, plus old horse harnesses. It is open by appointment only, waiting for a suitable placement in the...

Located in Palazzo Panciatichi, seat of the Tuscan Region this museum concerns Tuscany during the Etruscan, Roman and Medieval period.

Located in the Castle of San Donato in Poggio is the museum named after Emilio Ferrari, an enthusiastic collector who gathered together various tools and instruments illustrating rural production...

Artworks and other treasures belonging to the Church of Sant’Andrea di San Donnino are housed in the 14th-century loggia and in several rooms of the priest’s house adjacent to the church. Originally...

Devoted to the village’s most illustrious child, the painter Andrea del Castagno, the museum takes visitors on an imaginary journey through the 15th-century master’s artistic career by means of...

The Church of San Martino a Gangalandi is of Romanesque origin, though the current building reflects the 15th-century remodelling carried out by Leon Battista Alberti, who designed the apse. The...

Housed in a renovated farm building, the collection – named after Professor Bruno Carmagnini, the man responsible for setting it up – consists of items relating to rural life and collected in the...

The Train Museum is the latest addition to the Florentine museums and is dedicated to the world of miniature trains and modelling, just a stone's throw from the central Santa Maria Novella railway...

Inside the Pelago castrum stands the church of San Clemente, probably built together with the castle, which in 1413 became the Parish church of Pelago, a status it still holds today. The structure of...