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Florence, Italy has produced some of the world's greatest painters—from Masaccio to Michelangelo. Visit one of its best-known drawing schools and discover that it's never too late to become a Renaissance man, or woman.
Read the articleDestinations: Florence
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · Hotels + Resorts
Inspired by: Art Classes in Florence — by Charles Maclean, Published Feb. 2006
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Contemporary Italian interiors in a Neoclassical hotel, ideally situated for both shopping and sightseeing on Piazza della Repubblica, steps from t
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This 20-room townhouse hotel overlooking the precision Renaissance façade of Santa Maria Novella offers attentive, personal service in intimate, co
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Florence
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