Top Things to do in Province of Prato
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Discover the best top things to do in Province of Prato, Italy including Marco Polo Tours, Villa Medicea di Poggio a Caiano, Duomo di Prato, Museo di Palazzo Pretorio, Biscottificio Mattei, Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda, Museo Del Tessuto, Bar Pasticceria Machiavelli, Pieve di San Leonardo a Artimino, Museo Archeologico Artimino Francesco Nicosia.
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1. Marco Polo Tours
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5.0 based on 47 reviews
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2. Villa Medicea di Poggio a Caiano
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4.5 based on 330 reviews
3. Duomo di Prato
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4.5 based on 644 reviews
DAL Lunedì al Sabato dalle 10.00 alle 17.00 Domenica e festivi dalle 13.00 alle 17.00 CHIUSO 25 DICEMBRE, 26 DICEMBRE, PASQUA, 8 SETTEMBRE Gli orari potranno essere modificati per esigenze liturgiche
4. Museo di Palazzo Pretorio
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4.5 based on 296 reviews
5. Biscottificio Mattei
6. Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda
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4.5 based on 229 reviews
The "Villa of the hundred chimneys", as it is called "La Ferdinanda", is set in a breathtaking landscape in the most authentic heart of Tuscany and is the ideal location to host events in a charming setting. Built in 1596, it recalls even today the Renaissance splendor of the Medici family: each space has its own soul, its own history and marvelous decorations. The Villa has been declared a UNESCO Heritage Site since 2013, along with other Medici Villas and Gardens. It maintains some stunning authentic elements, like Tuscan tiles floor, fireplaces, frescos.
7. Museo Del Tessuto
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4.5 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By iain789 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Any port in a storm on a wet afternoon, so we went in to this museum with no high hopes. At the reception desk was a very informative and enthusiastic young woman, who spoke excellent English. The first room contains a collection of very old fabrics, with explanations (in English and Italian), of how they were made. The room is quite dark (to protect the fabrics). Further exhibits describe the history of Prato as a textile producing town, and an interesting display of different textiles produced from animal, vegetable and artificial sources. This may sound dry and of limited general interest, but we left (after the rain had stopped) feeling we had learned something.
8. Bar Pasticceria Machiavelli
9. Pieve di San Leonardo a Artimino
10. Museo Archeologico Artimino Francesco Nicosia
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