From 19 May to 5 November, four works from the Uffizi Galleries bring back the Grand Dukes in the country and towns of the Mugello, the family’s legendary homeland.

The Medici: Mugello Folk. Family portraits from the Gallerie degli Uffizi

Terre degli Uffizi

Giovanni da San Giovanni returns to his home town with an exhibition in the "Lands of the Uffizi" series

Bizzarro e capriccioso umore’. Giovanni da San Giovanni, pittore senza regola alla corte medicea

A bizarre and whimsical temperament. Giovanni da San Giovanni, a maverick painter at the Medici court

The history of the ghetto of Florence on display at Pitti Palace

The Jews, the Medici and the ghetto of Florence

Between public and private court life: a Palace for three dynasties

Pitti Palace

The monumental installations of Joana Vasconcelos in the Tribune, Sala Bianca and Sala di Bona

‘Between Sky and Heart’. Joana Vasconcelos at the Uffizi Galleries

An encounter with great Western art: an everlasting wonder

The Uffizi

"Lands of the Uffizi" comes to Montelupo for the first time

The Ceramics of Montelupo and the Uffizi. A gallery of comparisons

The early 20th-century spirit in Italy through literary magazines and art

Journals. Culture in Italy in the early 1900s

The singer-songwriter Paolo Conte's painting at the Uffizi

"Nostalgia di un golf, un dolcissimo golf di lana blu"

Nostalgia di un golf, un dolcissimo golf di lana blu

Uffizi Galleries dedicate an exhibition to the brilliant art historian, who was in love with the image

Rooms with a View. Aby Warburg, Florence and the Laboratory of Images

The Newsletter of the Uffizi Galleries

It is possible to admire the masterpiece by Pontormo until August 26, 2018.

From 13th to 20th centuries: a collection of amazing masterpieces of Western painting

Painting

The Medici’s collections of paintings on display with a vast array of sumptuous frames, furnishings, stuccoes, silks and Baroque frescoes

Palatine Gallery

<p>The Palatine Gallery and Royal and Imperial Apartments occupy the entire first floor of Pitti Palace, which was the residence of the Medici dynasty, then of Habsburg-Lorraine one and lastly of the House of Savoy, hosting the King of Italy from 1865&nbsp;to 1919. The lavish Gallery was founded between the end of the 18th century and the first decades of the 19th century by the Habsburg-Lorraine family, who hung about 500 masterpieces in the ceremonial rooms chosen from the main Medici&rsquo;s collections. It is an impressive selection, which includes the largest concentration of paintings by Raphael in the world of, as well as invaluable works by Titian, Tintoretto, Caravaggio and Rubens. The paintings in their lavish frames entirely cover the walls of the rooms which are enriched by sculptures, vases and tables with semi-precious stone inlays, typical of 17th-century galleries.&nbsp;The sensational series of frescoes by Pietro da Cortona for Grand Duke of Tuscany Ferdinando II de&rsquo; Medici, realized between 1640 and 1647 in the &ldquo;Planet Rooms&rdquo;, adds to the unique charm of the Gallery, where every work of art is enhanced by the setting and the furnishings</p>

The Visitation by Pontormo still on display at Pitti Palace