€2.1 million conservation project concludes after experimental works; watch the drone footage by Florence TV.
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Tag: Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Florence museums offer free entry for women on 8 March
To mark International Women’s Day, women will have free entry to major museums in Florence, including the Uffizi Galleries, the Accademia Gallery and the city’s civic museums.
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Ferragosto in Florence: Special Openings and Cultural Events
On Friday, August 15, Florence celebrates Ferragosto with a rich program of special openings and cultural initiatives.
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Easter in Florence: Museums Open and Thomas J. Price at Novecento
This Easter season, Florence welcomes residents and visitors alike to experience its rich cultural offerings.
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160 Years Since Florence Became Italy’s Capital: A City Transformed
On February 3rd, 2025, Florence marks the 160th anniversary of its proclamation as the capital of Italy.
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Palazzo Medici Riccardi hosts Bansky exhibit
Palazzo Medici Riccardi hosts from October 19, 2018, to February 24, 2019, the exhibition Banksy. This is not a photo opportunity.
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Chinese artist Liu Youju’s works in Florence
Works by the Chinese artist Liu Youju will be at Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence from July 2 to July 7.
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BBC to reveal the invisible Florence in 3D
Following on from Rome’s Invisible Cities earlier this year, the presenter Alexander Armstrong will once again explore the lost and hidden sites of Florence, Naples and Venice.
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Hidden Greek Bronze to unveil in Florence
After lingering for more than a century in storage at the Archaeological Museum of Florence, an historical bronze horse head once owned by Lorenzo the Magnificent is undergoing restoration.
Read moreThe Fifth Light, exhibition by Vlastimil Kosvanec
The Fifth Light – exhibition by Vlastimil Kosvanec The exhibition, organized thanks to the Province of Florence and presented by Museum Martinengo Villagana, Villachiara-Brescia, is produced in an Italian city for the first time. The exhibition project counts the presence of 36 works of the Boehmian artist Vlastimil Košvanec (Prague, 1887-1961) divided into five “rooms” of Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence.