Calenzano Things to Do

This museum is the most important of its kind in Italy and gathers together some 300,000 examples of fossilized vertebrates, invertebrates and plants as well as rock samples. Visitors should also take note of the anthropoid mon... more

This cinema shows new releases, which are not necessarily mainstream titles. Agis discounts are available everyday except at weekends and general holidays. Check box office and local papers for details of showings. more

Situated between Via Vittorio Emanuele and Via Bolognese near the Ponte Rosso, these gardens created in 1859 are home to one of Florence's more unusual architectural treasures. Built by Giacomo Roster in 1879 for the Società To... more

Featuring small opera and ballet performances as well as chamber music concerts, this pleasantly petite venue accommodates only 400 people making for a more intimate atmosphere. Dating back to the early 1700s, a long and detail... more

The famous Gambrinus cinema is located under the porticoes in Piazza della Repubblica. It has spacious stalls and a gallery, and a very large screen. This cinema offers all the latest Italian, European and American releases, an... more

Here you will find two comfortable halls with very good acoustics in this cinema located next to Piazza della Libertà; the programs are always carefully selected and skillfully balance the newest releases and the great Italian... more

This collection brings together the Prehistoric remains of Florence. The time-line goes from the stone-age up to the dawn of the historic age and shows the various phases of human evolution, from subsistence economies to pastor... more

Opened as a vintner's, this place is also an excellent restaurant. The wine list is the main attraction here, with more than 400 kinds on-hand. There is also a chance to order Tuscan snacks, meats and cheeses as well as dishes... more

In the northern suburbs of the city and reconstructed from the ground up, where there was previously an adult cinema, the Firenze, with its three lovely halls, almost always shows American and Italian commercial films (blockbus... more

This Protestant cemetery was built in 1828 in what was a quiet corner of the city. Today, however, the roads encircling the site have isolated the hill, and surrounded it by daily traffic. Some famous people are buried here, in... more