Best places: Museums in Pratolino, Italy

Art museum in 15th-century convent housing Renaissance frescoes & 16th-century painting collection.

Medici villa overlooking the city with covered courtyard decorated with frescoes & romantic garden.

👍 Bottom line- if you’re a football fan, do your best to go. I dropped 1 star from rating because this museum should be much larger for a country that won 4 world cups and 2 European cups. Instead it’s a small one. It’s well organised and there’s English description on almost every item but it’s still...

Natural history museum dating to 1775, encompassing a botanical garden & science observatory.

Museum with Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan & Roman relics such as a rare chariot & bronze sculptures.

👍👍 An amazing experience. The museum is very well designed with a lot of interactive displays to keep you engaged. Well worth a taxi out of Florence to visit.

Former convent holding Andrea del Castagno's vast, vibrant Last Supper, painted around 1450.

👍👍 Immerso nel verde, bella villa dove seguire corsi di aggiornamento. Il parcheggio è vicino e molto grande.

👍👍 The Chiostro dello Scalzo is one of the most charming cloisters of Florence. This is due to the cycle of frescoes on the life of John the Baptist that Andrea del Sarto painted in the cloister. A stone's throw from the Duomo the Chiostro dello Scalzo is still relatively unknown, so it is worth a visi...

👍👍 Beautiful example of architecture with Italian garden, history, culture, landscape... Unique place. The garden and the ground floor can be visited with a guide, to be booked.

Museum with natural history exhibits & historical scientific instruments, along with a planetarium.

👍👍 I strongly recommend buying the FirenzeCard. If you have 3+ days, it easily pays for itself even before weighing the benefit of the the expedited entry at some, if not most sites. I've included my cost and value calculations below. We bought the actual card at our first stop at the Bargello and it...