Palazzo Gucci, located in the heart of Florence’s Piazza della Signoria, traces the storied history of the iconic fashion house, which was founded in 1921. The Gucci Galleria exhibits feature a rich array of items, from elegant evening gowns to finely crafted leather accessories, offering a glimpse into the brand’s evolution. Visitors can explore the on-site shop, which offers a selection of fashion books and ready-to-wear Gucci couture. Additionally, the palazzo is home to two dining options: the upscale Gucci Osteria and the more casual Gucci Giardino, an all-day café and cocktail bar.
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