The Fiesole archaeological area, a precious gem of the city, will allow you to discover the beauty and the culture of the past Etruscan people.

A must-visit for enthusiasts of Etruscan, Roman, and early medieval archaeology is the Fiesole Archaeological Civic Museum, as it hosts precious artifacts representing the city’s history over this long period of time.

If you’re a lover of medieval painting, the Bandini Museum is a must-visit destination. The museum exhibits artworks from the Florentine-Tuscan school that belonged to the 18th Century canon from whom it takes its name, Angelo Maria Bandini (Fiesole, 1726 – 1803).

Both a studio and laboratory, nestled in greenery, where visitors can admire and interact with the sculptural productions, drawings, paintings, and preparatory sketches in ink and tempera on paper or wood by the artist Sauro Cavallini.

The Giovanni Michelucci Foundation was established in 1982 thanks to the initiative of Giovanni Michelucci, a prominent figure in 20th-century Italian architecture, with the support of the Tuscany Region and the municipalities of Pistoia and Fiesole.

Visiting the Primo Conti Museum means getting to know the personal artistic journey of the painter Primo Conti (1900 – 1988), a prominent artist of the 20th century and a relevant figure of the Futurist movement.

The Espresso Coffee Academy is a place where history, culture, and science converge to offer a spectacular and immersive experience that allows you to explore and delve into the complex and fascinating world of espresso coffee.

Words, pages, projects, letters, documents, studies on landscape, art, botany, history, philosophy and sciences—this is the richness of the Pietro Porcinai Archive. A treasure chest preserving the multitude of works of the landscape architect himself (1910-1986).