Pontassieve Things to Do

This museum was the first national institution dedicated exclusively to exhibiting photography. It keeps around 350,000 vintage prints, including those printed with albumen, bromide, on salted paper, calotypes, ambertypes and s... more

Over the course of his life the engineer Alberto della Ragione collected a series of works of contemporary art which were donated to the Florence council in 1970. The engineer was not only passionate about art but came into dir... more

The presence of this church is representative of an international and cosmopolitan period in Florence, right at the beginning of the 20th century. The design, which is a square plan with polychrome domes, is the work of two arc... more

The Calza convent, located near the Porta Romana, has been inhabited by Ingesuati Brothers since its foundation, whose habits were once compared to stockings, calze in Italian, because of their length. Some of the convent can b... more

This very large cinema, with good acoustics, offers quality films, sometimes outside of the mass market blockbusters, like all of the theaters in the Atelier di Firenze circuit. Agis discount daily except for holidays and weeke... more

It was Ferdinando II who employed a Dane, Niels Stensen, to integrate the Medici family's collections into one mineral collection. The Lorena family added to this, transforming it from a collection of objects to a collection wh... more

Le Volpi e l'Uva, just a stones throw from the Ponte Vecchio, is the perfect place for people who love good wine. They have two strings to their bow - the wine shop and the wine bar, and between the two of them, over a hundred... more

This is a small, historic spot for local Florentine music. It is very popular with aspiring, student singer-songwriters and everyone who wants to perform at any time of the night on the small stage. Cocktails and beer are served. more

The architectural history of this church began in the Romanesque period in the 11th Century. The foundation of the Basilica is maintained on the inside, where the space is arranged into three naves divided by green marble colum... more

After being closed for more than 10 years, on April 4th 2009 the Museo Bardini reopened, completely restored. With its blue walls, it has recovered its original characteristic colors. The works on display belonged to the col... more