Points of interest

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 [...]

Set up to preserve local historic roots and with a clear educational mission, the Ethnographic Museum is divided into three sections: geo-archaeological materials uncovered during excavation of the [...]

The museum is located in the Abbey of San Pietro in Moscheta, founded in 1034, whose history is described in the first rooms of the museum. It charts the way the Vallombrosan monks used the resources [...]

The Museum of Pietra Serena – a local grey sandstone – is housed in the underground chambers of the medieval fortress, and the entrance is in the moat, which came to light during restoration work [...]

Jacopo Carucci called "The Pontormo" (1494 - 1556) was one of the most famous mannerist painters. He was born in a three floor Medieval building where objects and works of art are on display, showing [...]

The Museum occupies part of the Palazzo Ghibellino, which stands on Piazza Farinata degli Uberti, the heart of Empoli city center. Palazzo Ghibellino faces the Collegiate Church of Sant'Andrea and is [...]

The archeological site revealed the Romanic church of S. Martino al Poggio and various materials that date back to the period between the sixth century B.C. and the first century A.D. It also revealed [...]

The museum, housed in an Augustinian convent of the 15th Century in the centre of Certaldo Alto, occupies the area of the cloister of Saint Jacob and Saint Philip Church and its adjacent rooms. It [...]