Palazzo Vecchio hosts the Municipality of Florence, therefore it often hosts events closed to the public. Find the closures and current exhibitions on the official website cultura.comune.fi.it > Palazzo Vecchio
From March 14 to June 11, 2025
In a historic first, Florence dedicates an exhibition at Palazzo Vecchio to the painter Giovanni Stradano (Jan van der Straet, Bruges 1523-Florence 1605) to celebrate five hundred years since his birth. An exceptional event for a Flemish artist who contributed significantly to the city where he chose to reside until the end of his eighty-two years. The unprecedented exhibition features approximately eighty works including paintings, drawings, prints, books, tapestries, and instruments, and offers a unique introduction to the artist, Giorgio Vasari’s most important and most versatile collaborator in decorating the ducal rooms and and the Sala Grande - known as the Salone dei Cinquecento - of ducal palace.
From March 14 to June 11, 2025, the Palazzo Vecchio Museum hosts the exhibition dedicated to Thomas J. Price, featuring sculptural works of varying scale set up within the permanent collection of the museum.
Celebrated for his large-scale figurative sculptures, Thomas J Price draws our attention to the psychological embodiment of his fictional characters, foregrounding the intrinsic value of the individual and subverting structures of hierarchy. Amalgamated from diverse sources, the works are developed through a hybrid approach of traditional sculpture and intuitive digital technology.
Price balances the presentation methods, material and scale to challenge our expectations and provide cues for deeper human connection. The artist compels the viewer to consider how and why things are made, embedding references to ancient, classical and neoclassical sculpture alongside a sophisticated understanding of the symbolic power of materials.
GRUPPI
Sono ammessi gruppi guidati nella misura di 25 persone in tutto (guida compresa)
AVVERTENZA
Poiché il palazzo ospita la sede del Comune di Firenze è possibile che, in occasione di particolari cerimonie istituzionali, il museo venga totalmente chiuso al pubblico o che vengano momentaneamente chiuse alcune sale.
Non sempre la chiusura totale del museo o parziale delle sale sono prevedibili con largo anticipo, si consiglia quindi, prima della visita, di controllare sul sito le "Comunicazioni ai visitatori”.
PERCORSO MUSEALE
Accessibile ad eccezione del Mezzanino e di alcuni ambienti delle attività educative (ingresso da via dei Gondi).
TORRE
Accesso non consentito ai minori di 6 anni. I minori di 18 anni devono essere accompagnati da un adulto.
In caso di pioggia la torre di Arnolfo è chiusa al pubblico; sarà possibile accedere solo al camminamento medioevale.
InfoPoint
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GuardarobaPiazza della Signoria
Tel. Biglietteria 055 2768325
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