Palazzo Medici Riccardi Front View Drawing

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The Palazzo Medici, also called the Palazzo Medici Riccardi after the later family that acquired and expanded it, is a 15th-century Renaissance …

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May 2, 2025
Incredible palace, worth stopping in to see one of the Medici palaces, amazing garden, brilliant statue museum. I did take a moment to view the chapel, stunning. Though the sun gallery was breath tak…Full review by Jack L
May 1, 2025
The best rooms in this museum are the first and the last. You enter at the Journey of the Magi frescos by Benoozo Gozzoli, which are really great and finish with the Mirror Room, with it’s wonderful …Full review by PaulH_Surrey
Apr 16, 2025
This palace was the family home for the Medici family from its construction in 1444 till they moved to Palazzo Vecchio in 1540 when a new branch of the family came to reign after the decline and exil…Full review by Pernille I

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Construction completed:1444–1484
Architectural style:Rustication

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is this wheelchair accessible?
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There is an elevator, on the right of the main courtyard where the exit stairs are. There was a guard there to assist patrons, as well.
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Answer by Morgan L · Feb 5, 2018
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Hello, I am interested in the 72 hour euro card, what is it and how can I get one? Thank you for your advice
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The answer is "it all depends......." Its complex. If you already know what you will want to see you can easily research the costs of your destinations and compare that with the cost …
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The answer is "it all depends......." Its complex. If you already know what you will want to see you can easily research the costs of your destinations and compare that with the cost of the card. However, that doesn't take into account the fact that the card can get you into each destination quicker - provided the place actually has those priority queue lines. This is an important factor if you have a family group. The best, seemingly unbiased advice is actually on the Visit Florence website which explains the ins-and-outs of the card and suggests how best to assess for yourself whether or not the card is right for your particular needs. On balance, the reduced hassle through using the card is hard to value but must be taken into account. Mike S.
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Can you purchase admissions tickets in advance? How much is the admission per person?
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There was no line. It was 12 euro. This museum is small and not part of the usual tourist attractions and perfect on a hot Florence afternoon. Hope this was helpful.
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