More than a century of football history on display at Coverciano. Ranging from Maradona’s jersey to the World Cups won by Italy, from Paolo Rossi’s mythical 20 in the World Cup in Spain to a vast collection of postage stamps from all over the world on the subject of football, the Museo del Calcio in Coverciano, Florence, offers an extensive and fascinating panorama of Italy’s best loved sport.

Dinosaurs, astrolabes, carnivorous plants, even flayed human figures made in wax
And, as well, rare and century-old plants, minerals, fossils, exotic and extinct animals, telescopes and a planetarium, that is a reproduction of the vault of heaven.
You can find all this, and much more, in the Florence science museums, some of which were left as a heritage to the city by her past lords: the Medicis, the Lorraine.

The Museo dei Ragazzi is located inside Palazzo Vecchio, one of its best known iconic monuments and the most important civic museum of Florence as well.

The Palazzo Vecchio was built between the end of 13th and the beginning of 14th century to house the Florentine city government.