Things to do in Florence, Tuscany: The Best Antique Stores

October 28, 2021 Alice Mieles

Florence is an art historian’s dream. The Galleria dell'Accademia bursts with works by Michelangelo, who is entombed within the frescoed walls of the Basilica di Santa Croce. Budding photographers can snap pics of the Ponte Vecchio bridge, and serious shoppers can spend a blissful afternoon wandering the shops of Piazza Santo Spirito. Tuscan cuisine pays homage to the region’s bounty. Swipe a hunk of crusty bread across a pool of local olive oil and you’ll be instantly transported to your happiest place.
Restaurants in Florence

1. Guido Bartolozzi

Via Maggio, 18r, Florence Italy +39 055 292296 http://www.bartolozziemaioli.it
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Guido Bartolozzi

A stunning collection of antique sculpture, ceramics and tapestries.

2. Gallori-Turchi

Via Maggio 14r, 50125, Florence Italy +39 055 282279 [email protected] http://www.galloriturchi.com
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Gallori-Turchi

An upscale antique shop featuring paintings and furniture dating from the 16th to the 18th centuries.

3. Pitti Mosaici

Piazza Pitti 23R in front of Pitti Palace, corner with Sdrucciolo dei Pitti, 50215, Florence Italy +39 055 282127 [email protected] http://www.pittimosaici.com
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Pitti Mosaici

Come to visit us and see how we create wonderful handmade Pietra Dura Inlay Artworks with the same traditional Florentine technique from the Renaissance, also known as the Art of the Medici Family. * Guided tour in our workshop available from Monday to Friday - booking by phone call or email *

Reviewed By Jo_and_Tom - Anna, United States

This was a stop which Luca, our guide with Ciao Tours Vancouver, made. We had seen and heard about micromosaics but didn't understand exactly how they were made. Luca explained how they were made and while in the store/workshop had the opportunity to watch an artisian on a project. Both my wife and I really enjoyed and marvelled at the craftmanship as well as subject matter. Several pieces were landscapes which showed Blue skies with white clouds so very realistic you couldn't tell where the pieces of the individual stone met. Some of the pieces may take 7 or 8 months to make which doesn't include sourcing the stones for the pieces. I would have like to buy one but the 3 x 3 artwork in a frame was 450 Euro's. These artworks are for the ages not one person - passed on to famly.

4. Antichita di Salici Maurizio

Via di Santo Spirito n 32/R, 50125, Florence Italy +39 0445 218 0872
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Antichita di Salici Maurizio

5. Beneforti - Conservazione e Restauro di Opere d'Arte

Via Maffia 46/R Piazza Santo Spirito, 50125, Florence Italy +39 055 238 1934 [email protected] http://www.beneforti.it

Simone represents the third generation of a family of Florentine craftsmen who for 60 years continuously deals with the restoration and preservation of art furniture. In this sense, it combines the solid roots of experience, sensibility and high craftiness that derive from family tradition with up-to-date mate

6. Fratelli Sarti & Co

Borgo San Jacopo 40r, 50125, Florence Italy +39 055 238 1386 http://www.sarticornici.com
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