Stibbert Museum

Federico Stibbert 1838-1906, the authority who lived in the manor on the slope of Montughi, had a place with the refined universe of journalists and men of letters, English workmanship novices and other people who entered the life of Florence amid the nineteenth century.

At the point when the first manor turned out to be too little for the accumulations that Stibbert kept with extraordinary energy, presumably as of now thinking about a historical center, different augmentations were made by renowned specialists like the modeler Giuseppe Poggi, the painter Gaetano Bianchi, the stone carver Passaglia, who added to the present day appearance of a standout amongst the most valuable cases of nineteenth century exhibition halls. Indeed, even the immense stop encompassing the estate was revamped with another last course of action that renders it a standout amongst the most delightful gardens in Florence.In 1906 the accumulation go to the Municipal Administration. Today, the gallery includes 10 rooms to display the colossal accumulations of Stibbert, regularly from the most fluctuating beginnings.