Art Capital Florence - A Must-Visit Gucci Garden

Visiting the art capital of the Renaissance, Florence, is not only about reading history, admiring architecture, museums, and sculptures, but also highly recommended to visit the Gucci Garden. The GUCCI Garden is located in the historic Palazzo della Mercanzia palace in the central Piazza della Signoria, adorned with the pink-eyed emblem. The space includes a boutique with unique items, the Michelin three-star chef Massimo Bottura's 'Gucci Osteria' restaurant, Gucci Garden Gallery, exhibition areas with various thematic zones, a bookstore, and home decor. Florence's Gucci Museum (now renamed Gucci Garden Gallery) continuously updates its exhibitions over time, proving the curators' ongoing renovations, which can give the museum layout extremely versatile characteristics and open to overall changes. The Gucci Garden Gallery is divided into a series of themed rooms, telling the brand's new vision while celebrating the archives, including old advertising campaigns, artisan images, and vintage items. Gucci Garden is a special place where one can wander between imagination and reality. The Gucci Museum was born in 2011 but has recently been transformed into a living and creative space, expressing the brand's constantly evolving aesthetics and philosophy. The new Gucci Garden is understood as a metaphorical garden, hinting at the continuous presence of natural themes in the brand's aesthetics, as well as the concept of eternal beginnings and returns. 👍Highly recommended: The restaurant Gucci Osteria serves lunch and dinner. It is suggested to have lunch here before visiting the Gucci Garden. Or, after the visit, come here for a cappuccino, watching the bustling square and crowd. 🕙Opening hours: The boutique is open daily from 11:00 to 19:00. The Gucci Garden is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. 💰Average cost: The gallery entrance fee is 8 euros. 📍Detailed address: Piazza della Signoria 10, 50122, Florence Italy