Points of interest

The Convent, located in the small village of Quadalto about one kilometre away from Palazzuolo sul Senio, is a charismatic place, thanks to the Francescane Ancelle di Maria nuns who have looked after...

The history of the Teatro Niccolini begins in 1845 with the Magistrate of the San Casciano Val di Pesa Community who grants the concession of a plot of land for the construction of a theatre, provided...

The Train Museum is the latest addition to the Florentine museums and is dedicated to the world of miniature trains and modelling, just a stone's throw from the central Santa Maria Novella railway...

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...

The farmhouse produces Chianti Rufina wine and Extra-Virgin olive oil.

In Pian di San Bartolo (Fiesole), the building that was once the seat of “La Marzocco”, the prestigious factory that produces coffee machines, today houses the Academy of Caffè Espresso, a cultural...

The building complex of San Firenze, with its spectacular façade, is one of the greatest examples of Baroque architecture in the city. In 1640 the Philippian Fathers received a gift of this area which...

Active since: 1995 Areas of interest: Furniture, antiques Conti Caponi Galleria is a space from a different era. Here customers have the opportunity of experiencing a return to the past and a...

The Baroncoli Tower stands out in the countryside, and can be reached with a slight diversions from Via di Baroncoli. The building, which dates back to the 15th century, was built by Carlo Ginori...