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Art & Architecture Tour at Museo Marino Marini in Florence - Florence

Art & Architecture Tour at Museo Marino Marini in Florence

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1-2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most visitors; no physical fitness required

Overview

Step inside Florence’s Museo Marino Marini to discover a stunning blend of contemporary sculpture and Renaissance architecture. This museum uniquely connects past and present in a captivating setting.

Firenze, Toscana

Collezione Permanente Marino Marini e Cappella Rucellai

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About This Adventure

Discover the unique fusion of art and architecture at the Museo Marino Marini in Florence. Explore a permanent collection of 183 captivating works by Marino Marini, housed in a former church designed by the artist himself. Don't miss the stunning Cappella Rucellai, a Renaissance masterpiece by Leon Battista Alberti.

Questo biglietto ti dà accesso alla Collezione Permanente di Marino Marini e alla Cappella Rucellai.

Prezzi

Ingresso Intero 10 € Ingresso Ridotto (minori di anni 30, possessori di tessera COOP, soci ACI + 1 accompagnatore, soci FAI) 8 € Ingresso Giovani (dai 6 ai 18 anni compiuti, titolari di Carta Giovani Nazionale) 6 € Biglietto Famiglia (gruppi composti da uno o due adulti e almeno un ragazzo dai 6 ai 18 anni, fino a un massimo di 6 persone) 25 € Ingresso Gratuito (fino a 6 anni, ICOM, Edumuseicard, guide turistiche e giornalisti con tesserino in corso di validità, persone con disabilità e un loro accompagnatore)

Il Museo Marino Marini e la Cappella Rucellai sono aperti sabato, domenica e lunedì dalle 10 alle 19 (ultimo ingresso alle 18).

Informazioni generali

Il Museo Marino Marini di Firenze si trova all'interno dell'ex chiesa di San Pancrazio. Possiede una collezione permanente di 183 opere, tra cui sculture, dipinti, incisioni e disegni di Marino Marini. Questi sono esposti in un museo progettato dall'artista stesso e sviluppato insieme agli architetti, Bruno Sacchi e Lorenzo Papi. All'interno del museo si trova la Cappella Rucellai con il Santo Sepolcro di Leon Battista Alberti, un gioiello del Rinascimento fiorentino.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early

Visit in the morning to avoid crowds and fully enjoy the exhibits and architecture.

Take Your Time

Spend at least 1-2 hours exploring both the sculpture collection and the Cappella Rucellai.

Join a Guided Tour

Opt for a guided tour to gain deeper insights into Marini’s work and the building’s history.

Respect the Space

Help preserve the art by respecting the museum's rules and keeping lights and phones off during exhibits.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Feral cats in the historic streets
  • Sparrows in the museum courtyards

History

The museum’s building was originally a church, repurposed into an art space by Marino Marini himself, blending spiritual and artistic heritage.

Conservation

Florence’s museums and historic sites follow strict preservation protocols, ensuring the sustainability of its rich cultural patrimony.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Ideal for exploring the museum and nearby streets comfortably.

Camera or smartphone

Capture the stunning architecture and art pieces.

Guidebook or app

Enhance your visit with additional historical and artistic context.

Light jacket

Florence’s indoor temperatures are moderate, but a light jacket is handy.