The Renaissance Palace has served as a gallery and exhibition space since 2006. It regularly hosts exhibitions of Italian and international art. The spectrum ranges from works by old masters to classical modernism and contemporary artists such as Marina Abramovic, Ai Weiwei and Jeff Koons. From 22 March to 21 July 2024, a show of works by Anselm Kiefer will be on display, followed by Helen Frankenthaler from the end of September.
An exhibition by Anselm Kiefer has been announced for summer 2024, followed by Helen Frankenthaler in autumn.
Renowned for his impactful works that explore themes of memory, myth, war, and existence through painting, sculpture, and installation, Kiefer presents historical works and new productions at Palazzo Strozzi, engaging in a unique dialogue with the Renaissance architecture.
Palazzo Strozzi is located between Piazza Strozzi and Via Tornabuoni in the centre of Florence and is one of the finest examples of Florentine early Renaissance residential architecture. Since the Second World War, the palace has been Florence’s largest temporary exhibition space.
Established in July 2006, the Palazzo Strozzi Foundation marks a significant step in the way cultural institutions have been run in Italy.It is an independent public-private foundation governed by an independent Board of Directors appointed by its founding members. The challenge for the Foundation from the outset has been to bring international exhibitions and high quality cultural events to Florence and Tuscany and to "give the palace back to the city and the region".
In the Piano Nobile and in the Strozzina area, the Foundation organises art exhibitions ranging from ancient art to Renaissance, modern and contemporary art. The foundation also offers a permanent exhibition on the history of Palazzo Strozzi, a café and a museum shop on the ground floor, which leads onto the Renaissance courtyard of the palace, where it organises concerts, performance art, contemporary art installations, theatre performances and much more. The programmes and accompanying events for each exhibition round off the offer.
Daily: 10 am – 8 pm
Thursdays until 11 pm
Last admission: one hour before closing time
The ticket office is open every day from 10.00 to 18.00.
Keep your Museum Zeffirelli ticket and take it with you when you visit Palazzo Strozzi – on presentation of your Museum Zeffirelli ticket you will receive a €3 discount.
Bus: C2 till Piazza della Repubblica
Piazza degli Strozzi
50123 Florence, Italy
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Please show your Franco Zeffirelli Museum Ticket at the Palazzo Strozzi ticket desk to receive your discount for Palazzo Strozzi. The admission to the Zeffirelli Museum is included in your >> Florence City Pass.
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