The visits take place every Thursday at 4:00 p.m., with a rich and varied calendar that allows you to admire some of the most important historic residences in the area. Only in one case, for Villa I Tatti, the appointment is scheduled on a Wednesday.
September 4 – Villa Medici
A famous Renaissance residence, it represents one of the finest examples of a Medici villa, with Italian-style gardens offering spectacular views over Florence.
September 11 – Villa Peyron
Located near the Fontelucente Wood, it is a villa that combines elegant architecture and natural landscape, with terraced gardens and fountains that create a fairytale atmosphere.
September 18 – Villa Il Roseto
Renowned for its rose garden and its collection of rare plants, it is the ideal place for those who love nature and romantic gardens.
September 25 – Villa Montececeri
Famous for the park that hosts historic quarries of pietra serena, used by Michelangelo for some of his works, and for the naturalistic trails that surround it.
October 2 – Villa Schifanoia
One of Fiesole’s historic villas, characterized by a charming garden and a privileged panoramic location.
October 9 – Parco della Rimembranza
A symbolic and meaningful place, where nature and history intertwine in a suggestive and meditative context.
October 15 (Wednesday) – Villa I Tatti
An ancient Renaissance residence, now home to Harvard University’s Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, surrounded by gardens and olive groves. It was once the home of the famous art critic and historian Bernard Berenson.
October 23 – Villa La Torraccia
Nestled in greenery, this lesser-known but fascinating villa preserves the typical balance between architecture and landscape that characterizes the Fiesole hills.
This program allows you to explore places different in style and history, yet united by a common thread: the beauty of the Tuscan landscape and the ability to harmoniously blend art, architecture, and nature.