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The Park of Poggio Valicaia is set in the hills to the south west of Florence in the municipality of

The 16th-century Villa di Bellosguardo owes its name to its spectacular position in the monumental

In 1864, Giuseppe Fabbricotti bought “Lo Strozzino” property and, in the same year, he commissioned

The park of Villa Montalvo has been renovated several times to improve its usability, and today with

Contemporary art in the heart of Florentine Chianti that offers ideas and reflections in harmony and

The Rose garden is a green terrace right below Piazzale Michelangelo overlooking the historic centre

The Pazzagli Art Park is situated in the south of Florence in a context of hills dotted with villas

Ugolino Grifoni, secretary of Cosimo I , asked Bartolomeo Ammannati to build the villa and the

In 1591 Alessandro Acciaiuoli bought the land and entrusted the building of the palace to

In the 15th century the area of the garden was part of the ancient kitchen-garden of the Annalena

***The garden is temporarily closed Formerly the garden of a Medici house, it became an Italian

Called Bobolino (or small Boboli) this public park, located on Viale Machiavelli near Porta Romana

The garden is divided in geometrical box flowerbeds and has a camellias little woods on the east

The country villa was completed in 1610, and in the same year the gardens were remodelled for the

This narrow garden, which clings to the rocky hill below the centre of Fiesole, affords one of the

Villa La Pietra boasts a unique garden. The former baroque garden belonging to the Capponi family

It Is the second biggest garden (after Boboli Gardens) inside the city walls and it is a perfect

The garden dates back to 1292 and, according to some historical texts, it belonged to the Gianni

Historic - monumental building, designed by Aurelio Ghersi, one hectare of tropical garden with 340

Property of Bernardo Rucellai, the garden was the seat for the meetings of literary men, humanists

Le Cascine was once the property of Alessandro and Cosimo I de’ Medici (sixteenth century) who

The park of the Stibbert Museum surrounds the building where Frederick Stibbert (1838-1906) lived

The park was originally conceived for the private villa built by the architect Giuseppe Poggi for

Composed of a villa, a formal garden, a park, olive groves and a wooded area, the Villa Peyron