Palazzo Strozzi
Florence
Palazzo Strozzi: Renaissance splendour and cultural diversity in the heart of Florence
Palazzo Strozzi offers changing exhibitions of modern art in a unique historical setting. The spectrum ranges from works by Old Masters to contemporary artists such as Marina Abramovic, Ai Weiwei, Anselm Kiefer and Jeff Koons.
Highlights
Why you shouldn't miss this attraction
Renaissance architecture: Elegant façade in Florentine style.
Cultural events: First-class exhibitions and events.
Beautiful inner courtyard: Impressive backdrop for culture and history.
Gallery
What awaits you on site
Palazzo Strozzi: A jewel of the Florentine Renaissance and cultural centre
Palazzo Strozzi in Florence is an outstanding example of Florentine Renaissance architecture and is one of the city's most impressive palaces. It was built in the 15th century by the Strozzi family, who wanted to demonstrate their status and wealth. The façade of the building, with its harmonious design and elegant, geometric proportions, is a masterpiece by architect Benedetto da Maiano and reflects the classical aesthetic of the time.
Palazzo Strozzi is particularly noteworthy as a cultural centre. Today, it regularly hosts top-class exhibitions and cultural events, ranging from contemporary art to historical artefacts. The spacious inner courtyard and the magnificent halls of the palazzo provide an impressive setting for these events.
Visitor information
Opening hours
Daily: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Thursdays until 11:00 pm
Last admission: one hour before closing time
Opening times are subject to change (depending on the season). For up-to-date information, please check the official website of the attraction. Palazzo Strozzi Address:
Piazza degli Strozzi, 50123 Florence, Italy
Good to know
Please show your ticket for the Franco Zeffirelli Museum at the Palazzo Strozzi ticket office to receive your discount for the Palazzo Strozzi. Admission to the Zeffirelli Museum is included in your Florence City Pass The exhibition rooms of the Palazzo Strozzi are free of architectural barriers. Two wheelchairs are available to visitors and can be collected free of charge from the ticket office in the Palazzo's inner courtyard.