Strozzi Palace

The Strogge Palace is impressive with its unique large square size. Located in the heart of Florence, it is a noble mansion that is now an art gallery, but not the kind of permanent exhibition.

The Strozzi Palace, which was not on my list of visits, was attracted by its vast, dark loess-colored stone walls when passing by, so striking that it was impossible to ignore its existence. It was a private palace built in 1486 to highlight the prestige and status of the banker Strauzi's nobles. At present, the palace is mainly used for art exhibitions, and several theme exhibitions are displayed at the same time. Like the entire architectural style, a very strong artistic atmosphere is haunted by it.

The Palace of Strauzi is not far from the Palace of Davanzati and is only a ten-minute walk from the cathedral on the cobbled streets of Florence. It doesn’t have the warm hues of Davanzati and the amazing exhibits of the Palace of Vecchio, and in fact it reminds me more of the bright hues of the Palace of Medici. That being said, I highly recommend visiting the Palace of Strauzi if you are looking for a variety of elements. Similarly, if you want to visit more attractions and seek some discount information, you may need to visit Florence Card.

Strozzi Palace (Palazzo Strozzi) is a large-scale palace in Florence, Italy, coming to Florence is to experience its history and art.

It was a famous mansion in the Renaissance. But to get in, you have to see its museum. This is true of many attractions in Italy, where well-known buildings are bundled with exhibitions to sell tickets at high prices. Van Gogh's art exhibition was catching up at that time. When I came in, most of the exhibitions were "Van Gogh's friends".