Points of interest

There are three names by which this place is known: Loggia del Porcellino (from the famous bronze animal - actually not a piggy but a wild boar - a copy of the seventeenth-century original by Tacca in...

Open-door market where it is possible to find leather goods , clothing , accessories and souvenirs.

Gremoni Herbalist's shop since 1716. An ancient herbalist shop that has been consolidated and preserved over the centuries through family management handed down from 1700 to the present day...

Sbigoli Terrecotte is an ancient workshop, founded in 1857 and specialised in the production of table and decorative ceramics. Taken over by the Chini Adami family, the workshop/studio is run by...

Noi Gioielli is an atelier and creative workshop, where jewellery, crafted entirely by hand, becomes a diffuser of beauty and splendour. Transformed into authentic works of art, they encapsulate...

In Florence, in the historical quarter of the Florentine artisans, L'Ippogrifo Stampe d'Arte has been performing the ancient etching technique for more than 40 years. Gianni Raffaelli, together with...

In 1561, the apothecary Domenico di Vincenzo Brunetti, a member of the Physicians and Pharmacists Guild, moved his shop to these premises, which had previously housed another “spezieria”, managed by...

Impact Hub Firenze offers, to more than 200 professionals, startups and co-operative societies, co-working spaces and offices; it hosts and organizes meetings, events, workshops, consultations, in an...

A tripe stall popular with tourists and Florentines, located near the Tacca fountain at the Mercato Nuovo, known as the Porcellino.

Giorni Libri Stampe d’Occasione has been in operation since 1937. The bookstore is in a vaulted basement inside the convent that now houses the Galileo Galilei Classical High School and has always...