Biblioteca Harold Acton del British Institute of Florence
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Opens at January 1-December 31 Monday-Thursday 14:30-18:30
Recommended sightseeing time:1-2 hours
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Lungarno Guicciardini 9 | First Floor, 50125, Florence, ItalyMap
Phone+39 055 2677 8270
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History of Art at the British Institute of Florence
A place where British class and attitude meet American talent of organisation with Italian warmth and hospitality. Human touch and knowledge in the beautiful and multidimensional capital of Art. Thank...
I had read about tea at the British Institute of Florence’s Harold Acton Library and contacted them before we left the U.S. to see if we could attend and were told “Of course.” They offer their versi...
One of my favourite places in Florence - sharing culture & making new friends
The British Institute was established in Florence in 1917 but when the lease on earlier premises in Palazzo Antinori expired in the Mid 60's British writer Harold Acton made available three floors of ...
It is a given that Florence, Italy is the best place on earth to study the art of the Renaissance. One way to do that is to visit the museums, rent a hand-held audio device and wander aimlessly. The ...
History of Art at the British Institute of Florence
A place where British class and attitude meet American talent of organisation with Italian warmth and hospitality. Human touch and knowledge in the beautiful and multidimensional capital of Art. Thank...
Tea at the Library!
I had read about tea at the British Institute of Florence’s Harold Acton Library and contacted them before we left the U.S. to see if we could attend and were told “Of course.” They offer their versi...
One of my favourite places in Florence - sharing culture & making new friends
The British Institute was established in Florence in 1917 but when the lease on earlier premises in Palazzo Antinori expired in the Mid 60's British writer Harold Acton made available three floors of ...
It was like college but better!
It is a given that Florence, Italy is the best place on earth to study the art of the Renaissance. One way to do that is to visit the museums, rent a hand-held audio device and wander aimlessly. The ...
Go to the film series
The Institute screens series of films - not all British by any means - they are great! Please look into it.