In the most suggestive places in the city with the best contemporary art along, enhancing the timeless beauty of the Florentine Renaissance in this page you will find all the Iguarnieri spots around the Florentine city and surroundings.” desc_font_family=”Montserrat” desc_text_transform=”uppercase” desc_font_size=”10″ desc_spacing=”5″ separator=”line” separator_width=”50″ separator_height=”1″ separator_color=”#9dd2bb” desc_color=”#777777″ separator_mgt=”-10″]
DOWNTOWN
Portrait
Lungarno Collection
In the heart of Florence and only a few steps away from the iconic Ponte Vecchio,
the Portrait Hotel Lungarno host a collection from the artists of the Art Gallery Studio Iguarnieri.
With two representative works seen by the eyes of the world, Roberto and Rodolfo present us with a collection of paintings and sculptures
with the typical Florentine tradition of excellence in craftsmanship and quality.
OPEN
Santa Croce Champagneria
Just 100 meters from the Basilica di Santa Croce, one of the most remarkable and specials place in our beloved Firenze.
The “Santa Croce Champagneria” located in Corso dei Tintori, 2r, 50100 Firenze FI, host more than 10 operas.
Via delle Oche, 15 rosso, 50122 Firenze FI
OPEN
Osteria de' Cicalini
In the very heart of old Florence town heart we found this Seasonal Restaurant which exhibit
an impotent serie of operas created specially for the exhibition.
Divided in two sections main floor and underground section we invite you to stop by and enjoy a wonderful art and food proposal.
Via delle Oche, 15 rosso, 50122 Firenze FI
OPEN
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Villa La Massa
Just outside the Florentine main center, located in Bagno a Ripoli, by the Arno river,
Villa la Massa has hosted Iguarnieri for several years now.
Closed-Reopen 2022
FIESOLE
Villa San Michele
“The San Michele’s villa façade, like an ancient Michelangelo’s draw,
became contemporary fresco painting framed with gold,
where the simplicity of the lines and the chiaroscuro of the lights wink to the wooden models
of the ancient Florentine Renaissance façades made by the great Masters”
The Authors.