Points of interest

The museum comprises over one hundred drawings, drypoints, ceramics, bronze and marble sculptures donated by the artist Antonio Manzi to the local council of Campi Bisenzio. Covering the whole span of...

The Museum represents the last missing link of the Territorial Museum System. It has an exhibition layout of different levels of interpretation, general or in depth, by way of two different guidelines...

The museum is named after Canon Angelo Maria Bandini (1726–1803), a scholar and art collector, and houses various medieval and Renaissance paintings, including work by Taddeo Gaddi, a Crucifixion by...

The refurbished museum, inside the Villa Pecori Giraldi, condenses the fruit of the Chini family's multifaceted activity, which began in Borgo San Lorenzo in 1906, ranging from architectural...

The educational exhibits in this museum combine model-making and historic reconstruction to introduce visitors to the principal events in Tuscan and Italian history. On display detailed models...

Named after the locally born Beato Angelico, the museum was founded to protect and enhance the religious art works of the area, which have been displayed in such a way that they can be grasped in...

The Ceramics Museum was established to house locally produced Medieval and Renaissance ceramics found in an old well (the Pozzo dei Lavatoi) in the upper part of historic Montelupo, where items with...

The construction of the Parish Church of San Romolo in Gaville began soon after the turn of the millennium. Erected alongside a pre-existing tower that was turned into a campanile, the church was...

In a farmhouse that probably dates all the way back to the 14th century is a collection of over two thousand tools, objects and documents relating to rural life in the Mugello, characterized by...

Occupying the cellars of Villa Spalletti di Poggio Reale, the museum traces the history of viticulture and winemaking in the Val di Sieve, with particular emphasis on the techniques used. Tools and...