Points of interest

Designed by Arnolfo di Cambio (1296), it is the largest Franciscan church in the world; it is also known as the "Pantheon of Italian glories" for its illustrious tombs (Michelangelo, Galileo...

After the death of Indro Montanelli, the contents of his studies in Milan and Rome were moved to Fucecchio, into Palazzo Montanelli della Volta, the premises of the foundation set up at the journalist...

The Palazzo Corsini complex lies in the historic centre of Fucecchio and consists of the park, the farmhouse and the main villa, where you find the museum, divided into three sections: archaeology...

In order to preserve the sense of a tradition and of a kind of life that has now disappeared, Faliero Lepri (‘Leprino’) reconstructed, over the course of several decades, a series of environments...

The educationally oriented Archaeological Documentation Centre, situated near the Parish Church of Sant’Agata, houses items relating to human presence in the Mugello from the Early Palaeolithic (300...

The Religious Art Collection is in the Oratory of the Compagnia di San Jacopo, which dates to the early 16th century and stands next to the Romanesque Parish Church of Sant’Agata, the most important...

Housed in the medieval Palazzo dei Capitani, the museum documents the everyday life and working activities of the Apennine mountain communities by means of objects collected from the local area and...

On the second floor of Palazzo dei Capitani, which dates to 1385 and was remodelled during the 17th century, is a museum that houses ancient traces of human settlement in the area, even in very rugged...

Surrounded by forests fir trees, the Moscheta abbey was founded by Saint John Gualberto in 1034. The abbey had periods of great splendor, then it was suppressed in the Lorraine period and reduced to a...

The Appennines were stage of terrible days, aerial bombardments, ferocious fights, retaliation on civilians and massacres. one of this spots is at the Futa pass, 903 meter asl. The winners of the...