Museo degli Innocenti in Florence showcases the history of abandoned children since the 1400s, founded by Francesco Datini. It exhibits artifacts, offers digitized stories of orphans, and features stunning frescoes and galleries. The museum highlights the evolution of child care and education, reflecting the rich heritage of the Florentine Renaissance.
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Explore the Medici Riccardi Palace: A Renaissance Gem in Florence
The Medici Riccardi Palace in Florence showcases Renaissance art and history, highlighting the Medici family's influence and offering rich experiences for visitors and art enthusiasts.
Explore the History of Palazzo Vecchio in Florence
The Palazzo Vecchio, built in the late 13th century, is Florence's town hall and a symbol of civic power. It features historic art, grand halls, and has evolved from a republican seat to a ducal residence. Visitors can explore its impressive architecture and view treasures from the Medici family's opulent lifestyle.
A Renaissance Christmas Story—Fra Angelico’s Depiction of the Annunciation
A Christmas blog featuring Fra Angelico's Renaissance painting of the Annunciation found in San Marco in Florence, Italy.
Laurentian Library in Florence, Italy
A blog about the Medici library, Laurentian Library, in Florence, Italy.
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