1. House of history
The next time you’re in Florence, make a stop at the newly opened Gucci Garden located at the original site of the Gucci Museo (opened in 2011) in the historic palazzo between Piazza di San Firenze and the famous Piazza della Signoria, home of the Uffizi Gallery. Marvel over its beautifully restored details, next to artful contemporary accents such as a giant neon eye artwork on the elegant facade of Gucci Garden.
To mark the Italian fashion house's celebration of the city's built heritage, half of the ticket price (€8) for Gucci Garden Galleria will also be donated to support restoration projects in the city of Florence.
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