Firenze Mostre S.p.A, Palazzo Strozzi, Firenze Review

A beautiful Renaissance palace in the center that hosts modern and contemporary art exhibitions.
The exhibitions that follow are always well set up and suitable for adults and children with the (optional) support of the audio guides, which offer a double path, one more mature and one more immature, but equally captivating and interesting.
Since 2014 I follow all the exhibitions that are set up and it is always a pleasure and from time to time a surprise to come back.
The exhibitions are always supported by small paper guides that are given when purchasing tickets. At the bookshop you can buy precious catalogs, always exhaustive, to relive the paths presented and to linger at home again in what are unique and unrepeatable experiences.
I highly recommend it.

The exhibition on the Sixteenth century is fantastic, such events are not to be missed

The entrance is somewhat expensive, I think there are other places that are worth more visit.

Splendid Florentine palace, home to important exhibitions. Now Verrocchio the master of Leonardo

I can't do less than a star, otherwise I'd do it. The new management is bad, waitresses and waiters who make differences between customers. It is clear from the way they talk to us and the speed with which they are served. Otherwise, you are left almost unknown, the girl came to take the order of two drinks after more than 20 'we were sitting, at the request of having pretzels, a little annoyed she replied that she could only bring us some fries, but up to here, ok, if there are fries, you can't say they sin about it, the embarrassing thing was when my partner asked if she could have something more and she was invited to come in to be able to choose whatever he wanted. Well, the coolest thing he had found was a savory croissant that didn't even serve them at the table. I conclude on the inability of the service by reporting an event as unpleasant to hear; while we were drinking our drinks, 4 German gentlemen sat down ordering 4 cappuccinos and the waiter without even imagining if they could understand Italian, he expressed himself with a nice: "what balls these Germans". Now, not that I have a point, but during service, it must be avoided. I recommend this place only if you are friends of those who work there, otherwise you will be treated very superficially and a bit of arrogance. Too bad, because the location is great.

Middle Renaissance style building overlooking the area between Piazza Repubblica and via Tornabuoni. Formerly the seat of the Vieusseux Cabinet, today it is also the site of exhibitions and events with a restaurant.

You should spend at least one day, so much to see! I recommend going with a guide, otherwise you will lose too many works!

Place of art ... fantastic !!!
Always at the forefront

Palazzo Strozzi in Florence is one of the most beautiful Italian Renaissance buildings. Of imposing size (15 buildings were destroyed to make room for it), it is located between the homonymous via Strozzi and piazza Strozzi, and via Tornabuoni, with three grandiose identical portals, on as many sides.
A true masterpiece of Florentine civil architecture of the Renaissance, it was started at the behest of Filippo Strozzi, a wealthy merchant belonging to one of the wealthiest families in Florence, traditionally hostile to the Medici faction.

The Goncharova exhibit was ok but the deceptive marketing putting on Picasso and Matisse name on posters when there's only one painting of each is not.

Nice building, well kept and with really well structured exhibitions.

What to say. Given several times now for shows Verrocchio. And then Florence is always beautiful

Show works of art Andrea Verrocchio, master of Leonardo da Vinci. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately there was an exhibition by Thomas Sarazeno in the Palazzo Strozzi, very little to see for 13 !

Amazing palace perfect example of Tuscany architecture. Now a museum with many art spaces and expositions

A historic building for Florence, where very important exhibitions are held.

Wonderful Verrocchio exhibition to visit with a guide

Spacious and welcoming historical spaces in a wonderful building in the center of Florence, ten minutes walk from the train station. Exhibitions always interesting and very well taken care of. Friendly staff.

Always special exhibitions
The new opens on the 28th c. m.

Exciting exhibition on the work of Natalia Goncharova. It is unfortunate that there are no audio guides and no books in French. Did you forget that Elisa Bonaparte was Grand Duchess of Tuscany?

It is hard to choose which places to see in Firenze, this is a good choice if you happen to walk down the street.

Palace of the most beautiful renaissance. It is now used for exhibitions.

Unbelievable place, wish I had longer to spend looking around

We went to see the Exhibition VERROCCHIO IL MAESTRO DI LEONARDO, VI council is Bellissima, from 9th March to 14th July 2019.

This is the first place I go when I come to Florence, as the art gallery here offers some of the best curated art exhibits I've ever been to, so if you are an art lover you can't miss it. There is no permanent collection on exhibit, only the temporary exhibitions which are completely diverse from one to the next.

Bellissimo what else to say, inside a great garden surrounded by history and art.

Beautiful building, however the visiting times of the palace are different from what Google presents

Given that I am an art lover, I must say that I was delighted by the exhibition dedicated to Natalia Goncharova. The paintings of Gauguin, Picasso and Matisse are also beautiful.

Very central and mandatory stop to see contemporary art

Nice atmosphere to take a break. It has restaurant and cafeteria. I tried to visit the library but it only works between 9: 15h and 12h, couldn't fit the planning. I didn't do the museum tour either, I just walked through the lower gallery, which is beautiful.

Renaissance building that makes you see this city with different eyes.

A magnificent Renaissance setting for contemporary art exhibitions

Beautiful building, always well-kept and interesting exhibitions

Always worth to check the current exhibition. Perfect place.

Very well maintained! Palace for art exhibitions! Beautiful interior courtyard

Pleasant and suitable for a relaxing aperitif in the heart of Florence. The toilets leave something to be desired though!

I went to see an exhibition of Verrocchio and I found it captivating

Great seeing art located back to where it was created!!!!

The Cleaner exhibition on Marina Abramovic is very beautiful

Even without visiting the current exhibition - until 22.1.17 Ai Weiwei, Libero - (for 12 , over 65 & to 26 years 9.50 ) you can enter the courtyard in the palace.
The Foundation of the Palace wants to bring internationally renowned art and events to Florence to return the palace to the city and the region. This palace in the clear, beautiful forms of the early Renaissance shows modern temporary exhibitions.
With his metaphors and installations, Ai Weiwei points to grievances in our time and encourages reflection and introduction. Inflatable boats are pointing to the many drowned refugees on the outer walls.

Beautiful exhibition of Natalia, staff not very friendly

The beautiful venue for temporary exhibitions in the heart of Florence.

The history and architecture of the Palazzo fascinate

Always exhibitions and exhibitions of the highest level

The Natalia Goncharova exhibition is very beautiful

I just love it! Their exhibitions are among my favorites! I recommend you just go and understand this because I love it!

Palace belonged to one of the most noble Florentine families, now home to prestigious art exhibitions. You can have a brunch without interrupting your visit to the museum

I was pleasantly struck by the Tomas Saraceno exhibition after so many criticisms of the spheres hanging in the courtyard which, in my opinion, are groundless.
The exhibition is quite short (it can be visited in half an hour) but the itinerary is well structured and is suggestive.
Also recommended for those who are not passionate about art!

Perfect space for exhibitions, appreciated during that of Marina Abramovic. Florentine renaissance icon

Palazzo Strozzi, which belonged to an important Florentine family, in the heart of Florence, overlooks a large and bright square and houses a museum with important works of art. But it also hosts thematic exhibitions such as the one on Stefano Mancuso's plants, Marina Abramovic, Leonardo's master Verrocchio. The elegant courtyard is very popular: many people frequent the bar and eat in the comfortable armchairs. Also in the courtyard there is the Bottega Strozzi which sells the exhibition catalogs and objects of quality artistic craftsmanship. It also has a library and organizes events, such as meetings with authors.

Exhibition Verrochio Maestro Leonardo. Numerous, varied works testifying to the wealth of Florence in the 15th century. Unexpected Leonardo's works.

Marina Abramovic exhibit is incredible. Highly recommend it.

It is a show for the eyes and the heart there are no words to describe it, it must be seen and good fun

One of the historic buildings of the city, home to unmissable exhibitions.

The exhibition on Verrocchio is worth a trip to Florence. Nothing to complain sull'allestimento but slips on the classic banana peel at the end. At the end of the exhibition, a corner has been set up for in-depth analysis with video projections and scholarly explanations ..... what a pity it is placed in a passageway between the toilets and the wardrobes ...... between noises of flushing, fans, hand dryers, school groups that come out .... do not feel almost nothing !!!! The beauty is that in the penultimate room is available reading area, you could not make it there ???? I in another place? How to get lost in a glass of water

Over the past 10 years a succession of world-class exhibitions and site specific events.
Difficult to be disappointed.

A great old building in the centre of the city. Here you can find amazing temporary show of international artists.