Read Travel Word of Mouth: Florence From classic to contemporary, five unmissable spots in the city Lucrezia Worthington Courtesy of Saporium LoungeWalking through Florence is like traversing a painting, with tints of ochre and terracotta that only enhance as the golden hour begins. In November, they opened the doors to their latest property, Stella d’Italia, named after the symbol of the Italian Republic. Stella d’Italia lives within a 16th century Palazzo along Via de’ Tornabuoni, between Prada and Balenciaga stores. The museum, housed in their 18th century palazzo, showcases a collection of Baroque and Rococo art, period furniture, sculptures and decorative arts across the rooms. The drinks list is finely crafted by bar manager Nicola Spaggiari, who brings a little show-mixing as part of the experience.

Source: Washington Post July 25, 2024 15:23 UTC