Open day al parco di Villa Salviati Città Nascosta
The Villa Salviati is a large villa situated in Tuscany, Italy which was home to Archbishop Francesco Salviati of Pisa, one of the Pazzi conspirators and member of the Roman Rite of the Templar Order. He was killed there in 1479 by Monteriggionesi forces led by Ezio Auditore da Firenze in revenge for the schemes of Salviati and his accomplices.
Villa Salviati is located on the Florentine hills along Via Bolognese
Villa of sixteenth-century origins situated at the base of the Maiano hill it belonged initially to the Bardi family and then passed into the ownership over time: in the sixteenth century it belonged to the Tegliacci family (hence the first name Villa Tegliaccio), then to the Salviati family, hence the name of Salviatino, to distinguish it from Villa Salviati in via Bolognese.
Open Day a Villa Salviati, porte aperte nel nome dell'Europa Il Reporter
Treat yourself to a luxury experience in the magnificent 600-sqm Royal Suite, the largest in Italy, occupying the entire main floor and including the Palazzo Portinari Salviati frescoed Gallery, ideal for exclusive private receptions.
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Villa Salviati is located on the Florentine hills along Via Bolognese
The villa had belonged to the Salviati family from the 15th to the 17th century. It is immersed in a 19th century garden. Sculptures and terracotta tondi by Rustici are all over the park. After a long period of neglect, in 2000 it was completely restored by the Italian government and destined it to the Historical Archive of the European Union.
Restoration Project Palazzo Portinari Salviati, Florence Italy
EVENT LOCATION: Villa Salviati, Florence EVENT DATE: 6 May 2023 EVENT DESCRIPTION As the closing event of The State of the Union 2023, on Saturday 6 May the Historical Archives of the European Union (ASUE) will open to the public for a day of music, art, re-enactments, circus activities and guided tours of the Archives and Villa Salviati.
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'Villa Salviati' is located on the Florentine hills along Via Bolognese and was named after one of its illustrious owners, Jacopo Salviati, who took possession of the estate in 1445. The Salviati family were wealthy wool merchants and bankers and during the 15th century closely connected to the Medici family.
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Villa Corsi-Salviati. The University of Michigan, the University of Wisconsin and Duke University lease the Villa Corsi-Salviati in Sesto-Florentino. The Villa is home to Florence based study-abroad programs from all three institutions. The Villa and its owners have been part of Florentine culture and history since the 16th C.
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Villa Salviati Brief History Accessibility Villa Salviati has a long and rich history which can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Perched in the Florentine hills, it was originally part of fortifications along the Mugnone river, before being transformed into a palace with extensive agricultural lands attached. Read more on Wikipedia
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The Villa Salviatino, Maiano, in the frazione of Maiano on the steep slope south of Fiesole, is a Tuscan villa overlooking Florence .
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Florence, view of villa Salviati (1469) from the gardens Flickr
The building was the home of two of the most influential and legendary families of Florence Renaissance: Portinari and Salviati. The story unfolds with Folco Portinari (1258-1289), an Italian banker most famous as the father of Beatrice, the muse of Dante.Folco Portinari was the first to build houses at the current palazzo location that in the 15th century got transformed to Palazzo.
ESA Villa Salviati, new home of the EU Historical Archives
The 13th edition of The State of the Union conference, the renowned annual summit for high-level reflection on the European agenda, will take place in Florence
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Villa Salviati Villa Salviati has a long and rich history which can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Perched in the Florentine hills, it was originally part of fortifications along the Mugnone river, before being transformed into a palace with extensive agricultural lands attached.
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Anna Polgrossi Emiliano Fagnani Palazzo Portinari Salviati, Florence: the restoration of eight hundred years of history LDC Hotels & Resorts group promoted the restoration of the building dating back to the Portinari family bringing back to life the interior, frescoes and the Sixteenth-Century architectural style