Absolutely loved it! Free of charge! Open only in the first half of the day, but plan your visit in advance and you won't regret it. I was there one and a half hours before closing time (almost not enough) and we were completely alone, the last two visitors leaving when we arrived. Also the silent woman who close the gate after us at 13:50 disappeared, so we enjoyed the space, looked at the architecture, at the many paintings and sculptures and, of course, at the Cenacolo/Last Supper of Andrea del Sarto. You can actually seat in front of it in the massive room which was once the refectory of the monastery, and admire it, while taking pictures too. The atmosphere is peaceful inside and outside. In fact, the neighborhood is residential, slightly out of the city centre (I still went on foot and the walk was nice) and so not many tourists at all venture there I guess. Nonetheless, the captions and panels are also in English. Finally, you can use the toilets, which are spotless and in good order like the whole museum. You should not miss it when in Florence!

Fuori dal centro storico ma comunque raggiungibile comodamente a piedi, il cenacolo di Andrea del Sarto merita decisamente una visita Non è infatti da meno rispetto agli altri cenacolo presenti in città (Ghirlandaio e Andrea del Castagno) Entrata gratuita Il museo contiene inoltre una collezione di dipinti

Meraviglioso affresco di Andrea del Sarto raffigurante un cenacolo. Il Pittore senza errori anche qui stupisce, realizzando, forse, il suo capolavoro. Un gioiello fuori dalle mura in Zona San Salvi

I went to the church to look for this last supper and a nice lady pointed to the right way to get to the museum. It’s in the same complex but different entrance. For an hour and half I was the only person there looking at the del Sarto Last Supper as well as other Renaissance works. Everybody complains about the mob in Florence but one just need to venture out a little and all of a sudden you are alone with masterpieces.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place as always Florence never ceases to amaze. (Original) Luogo fantastico come sempre Firenze non finisce mai di stupire.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum, unknown to the general public and also free! Absolutely not to be missed!! Only open in the morning (Original) Un museo bellissimo, sconosciuto al grande pubblico e anche gratis! Da non perdere assolutamente!! Aperto solamente al mattino

Excellent small museum. Sublime and beautiful Last Supper by Sarto. The entry is free. Several busses will get you there. But bus 6 and 20 get you closest. Check the hours it is open online. Don't forget to visit the Chiesa di San Michele San Salvi, not far.

Luogo incantevole. Da visitare assolutamente.

Um museu que está fora do centro histórico de Florença, e vale a pena vê-lo. Tem obras muito importantes, além de conhecer um lugar que não está entre os lugares mais turísticos. A pintura do cenáculo é uma maravilha aos olhos. O local é histórico, e vale a pena pensar que depois da visita é necessário conhecer Valambrosa, perto da cidade de Reggello.

One of the best places in Florence. Cenacolo (supper room) with painting of last supper by Anrea del Sarto. Also a lot of other old paintings and one fresque of Girlandaio. This museum is free of charge.

Fantastic place. Leaves Milan for dead.

Charming small museum with no crowds. I was there twice and was there was no one else.

An incredible hidden gem!!

Very nice museum, far from the city centre, though. The Cenacolo is just impressive. A masterpiece of art. Free entrance

A gem...no tourist hoarde here..beautifully maintained..exquisite works by Ghirlandaio and of course..del Darto Last Supper..and free!!!

(Translated by Google) Andrea del Sarto's Last Supper is worth a visit: away from the tourist hubbub of the center, you can enjoy the Renaissance grounds in peace and quiet. (Original) Val la pena visitar el Sant Sopar d'Andrea del Sarto: fora de l'enrenou turístic del centre, pots gaudir en pau i silenci sobre el perquè del Renaixement.

(Translated by Google) A real gem, I saw it a long time ago, I have never forgotten it, I am happy that it has been reopened to the public. (Original) Un vero gioiello,l ho visto tanto tempo fa ,non me ne sono mai dimenticata,sono contenta che sia stato riaperto al pubblico.

(Translated by Google) A hidden museum of absolute value with a truly beautiful work, this fresco by Andrea del Sarto, a subject inspired by Leonardo but very suggestive. The museum also has other great masterpieces to visit absolutely even if outside the classic circuits plus it is free (Original) Un museo nascosto ma di valore assoluto con un opera davvero bellissima questo affresco di Andrea del Sarto un soggetto che si ispira a Leonardo ma di grande suggestione. Il museo inoltre ha in se altri grandi capolavori da visitare assolutamente anche se fuori dai circuiti classici oltretutto è gratuito

Un museo da visitare non solo per il cenacolo ma per le opere stupende che ospita, tra le quali quelle di Plautilla Nelli. Da visitare!!!!

Dopo aver letto un articolo sulla Nazione sono andata a visitare questo museo ad ingresso gratuito e sconosciuto ai più. Si tratta di un piccolo museo che raccoglie opere meravigliose, prima fra tutte l'ultima cena di Andrea del Sarto, un'opera emozionante nella sua potenza espressiva, d'obbligo una visita.

(Translated by Google) Place to visit in order to enrich their culture. The art of the master Pontormo and Rosso Fiorentino, Andrea del Sarto, you can better understand whether you visit the Cenacle. I highly recommend a visit. Place to visit to enrich your cultural background. The art of the master of Pontormo and Rosso Fiorentino, Andrea del Sarto, can be better understood if you visit the Last Supper. I highly recommend the visit. (Original) Posto da visitare per arricchire il proprio bagaglio culturale. L'arte del maestro di Pontormo e Rosso Fiorentino, Andrea del Sarto, si può comprendere meglio se si visita il Cenacolo. Consiglio vivamente la visita. Place to visit to enrich your cultural background. The art of the master of Pontormo and Rosso Fiorentino, Andrea del Sarto, can be better understood if you visit the Last Supper. I highly recommend the visit.

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