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Panciatichi Palace - History of Florence

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Palazzo Panciatichi is Florence in Via Cavour 2 was built between 1445 and 1446 by Agnolo di Ghezzo Della Casa, a cloth merchant with even a public career (ancestor of John Della Casa author of "Etiquette" - the good manners manual), then (in 1621) it was sold to noble family of Pistoia Panciatichi. During the '600 and' 700 was the subject of many renovations, modifications and enrichments to become a representative palace (instead of dwelling). In 1976 he became the seat of the Regional Council of Tuscany and currently also houses the Regional Gallery.
Saturday, January 2 the palace was opened to the public and had the regional president of the assembly of Tuscany Eugenio Giani, as exceptional guide.
The building can be visited every day from 10.00 to 12.00 .
The route includes the entry to the corridor on the first floor painted in the eighteenth century (and depicting the pre-modern Tuscany, the Etruscan, Roman and medieval), continued in the adjoining room dedicated to Paul Barile (Pegasus hall) ... you can also visit the temporary exhibitions as the present one dedicated to the wedding of Francesco de 'Medici and Giovanna of Austria 1565.

the Florentine history 

In the historic city
art is a coat
that warms Beauty
new promises.

Umberto F. M. Cefalà

Palazzo Panciatichi a Firenze
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