In the Middle Ages, Florence was well known as “the towered city”, because of the large number of tower houses which defined its skyline: in the 13th century, they were about 160, up to 213 ft-high...
Since the 13th century, Florence represented a key point in the roadway system of central Italy, both in terms of ordinary road system and pilgrims’ itineraries, particularly those leading to or...
This gothic style building is a valuable heritage in the history of Florence, not only because of the first image of Florence in the fresco exhibited inside, but also because two important charity...
The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Firenze is a foundation with banking origins which pursues its statutory aims by operating in Tuscany with a particular attention towards the territory of Florence...
Brunelleschi’s Room, located in Saint John’s Ancient Rectory, is now the venue for many cultural events such as conferences, seminars and book launches.
PARC - Performing Arts Research Centre is the new centre for artistic experimentation in the Parco delle Cascine in Florence, connecting contemporary creation, research, training, environment, nature...
Located inside the Monumental Complex of Santa Maria del Carmine, in the homonymous square, the Sala Vanni hosts the offices of Musicus Concentus Association. This large room was originally the second...