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1. Colonna della Giustizia
Santa Maria NovellaIn the center of Piazza Santa Trinita is this column from Rome's Terme di Caracalla, given to the Medici grand duke Cosimo I by Pope...Read More
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2. Croce al Trebbio
Santa Maria NovellaIn 1338, the Dominican friars (the Dominican church of Santa Maria Novella is down the street) erected this little granite column near Piazza Santa Maria...Read More
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3. Le Cascine
In the 16th century, this vast park belonged to the Medici, who used it for hunting, one of their favorite pastimes. It was opened to...Read More
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4. Museo Marino Marini and Cappella Rucellai
Santa Maria NovellaA 21-foot-tall bronze horse and rider, one of the major works by artist Marino Marini (1901–80), dominates the space of the main gallery here. The...Read More
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5. Museo Novecento
Santa Maria NovellaIt began life as a 13th-century Franciscan hostel offering shelter to tired pilgrims. It later became a convalescent home, and, in the late 18th century,...Read More
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6. Museo Salvatore Ferragamo
Santa Maria NovellaA shrine to footwear, the shoes in this dramatically displayed collection were designed by Salvatore Ferragamo (1898–1960) beginning in the early 20th century. Born in...Read More
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7. Museo Stibbert
Frederick Stibbert (1838–1906), born in Florence to an Italian mother and an English father, liked to collect things. Over a lifetime of doing so, he...Read More
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8. Ognissanti
Santa Maria NovellaThe Umiliati owned this architectural hodgepodge of a church before the Franciscans took it over in the mid-16th century. Beyond the fanciful baroque facade by...Read More
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9. Palazzo Rucellai
Santa Maria NovellaArchitect Leon Battista Alberti (1404–72) designed perhaps the very first private residence inspired by antique models—which goes a step further than the Palazzo Strozzi. A...Read More
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10. Palazzo Strozzi
Piazza della RepubblicaThe Strozzi family built this imposing palazzo in an attempt to outshine the nearby Palazzo Medici. The exterior is simple, severe, and massive: it's a...Read More
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11. Santa Maria Novella
Santa Maria NovellaThe facade of this church looks distinctly clumsy by later Renaissance standards, and with good reason: it is an architectural hybrid. The lower half was...Read More
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12. Santa Trinita
Santa Maria NovellaStarted in the 11th century by Vallombrosian monks and originally Romanesque in style, this church underwent a Gothic remodeling during the 14th century. (Remains of...Read More
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13. Cenacolo del Fuligno
Santa Maria NovellaThis delightful Last Supper, executed sometime in the 1470s, has been variously attributed to Perugino or to one of his followers. Its placement, at the...Read More
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