Across paintings, prints and plastics, the Museum offers a rich visual documentation of the development of Florence from the Renaissance to the end of the past century. Next to the large reproduction of the well-known Pianta della Catena of 1470, you find the topographical Plant of Stefano Bonsignori (1594), the first one recognized from the Science. The series of twelve famous Lunette of Giusto di Utens (1599) offers an important deposition of the "medicee" villas at the end of the Sixteenth century. The eighteenth century is documented from the attractive sights of the Zocchi, while in the nineteenth-century section are great the images of the Old Market and of the Israeli Ghetto before the destruction. A new section, created for the show To The origins of Florence, show the evolution of the Florentine area during the romans era.

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Opening hours: working and festive from 9 to 14 - closed on Thursday
Phone: 055 2616545