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Piantina Grifone Nuova 06 21 A B C D E F G H 1 1 2 2 40 38 37 39 41 36 34 35 29 3 33 3 28 30 32 76 31 42 43 44 45 27 46 49 48 47 7 26 3 4 2 4 1 50 6 5 4 51 8 52 9 13 53 11 HOTEL RESIDENCE 12 10 54 24 25 55 15 16 14 56 18 23 17 5 19 5 57 58 21 22 20 67 Girone (circa 10km) 73 66 72 59 71 6 65 60 61 62 6 60 Via Gaetano Pilati, 20-22 - 50136 Firenze Via +39 055 623300 - Fax 677628 Tel. - www.hotelgrifonefirenze.com [email protected] 63 64 70 60 E 68 C 74 N E D I 69 S E R L E T O H 7 60 75 7 A B C D E F G H PRINCIPALI MUSEI E MONUMENTI DI FIRENZE - MAIN MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS OF FLORENCE 1 Duomo di Firenze 39 Cenacolo di S. Apollonia 2 Battistero 40 Fortezza da Basso Numeri Utili/Useful numbers 3 Museo dell’Opera del Duomo 41 Cenacolo del Fuligno 42 4 Museo della Misericordia Palazzo Medici Ricciardi Taxi / Taxi 0554390 - 0554242 5 Museo del Bigallo 43 Cappelle Medicee Polizia / Police 113 6 Museo Fiorentino di Preistoria 44 Basilica di S. Lorenzo 7 Teatro della Pergola 45 Bibllioteca Medicea-Laurenziana Emergenza sanitaria / Medical Emergency Service 118 8 Museo di Antropologia e Etnologia 46 Museo di Casa Martelli 9 Museo Casa di Dante 47 Teatro Niccolini 10 Badia Fiorentina 48 Basilica e Museo di S. Maria Novella 11 Museo Nazionale del Bargello 49 Officina Farmaceutica di S. Maria Novella Informazioni Turistiche / Tourist Information 12 Chiesa di Orsammichele 50 Museo Novecento Via Cavour 1r 055/290832-3 13 Museo di Orsammichele 51 Cenacolo del Ghirlandaio 14 Museo Zeffirelli 52 Museo Marino Marini Via Manzoni 16 055/2332210-1 15 Museo Gucci 53 Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi Piazza Stazione 4 055/212245 16 Palazzo Vecchio 54 Palazzo Davanzati 17 Galleria Degli Uffizi 55 Chiesa di S. Trinita Borgo S. Croce 29r 055/2340444 18 56 Collezione Contini Bonacossi Museo S. Ferragamo Aeroporto A. Vespucci 055/315874 19 Museo di S. Stefano al Ponte 57 Cappella Brancacci 20 Museo Galileo 58 Basilica di S. Spirito 21 Fondazione Horne 59 Teatro Goldoni 22 Biblioteca Nazionale 60 Giardino di Boboli (Ingressi) P 23 Basilica e Museo di Santa Croce 61 Galleria D’Arte Moderna Parcheggio Car park 24 Teatro Verdi 62 Galleria della Moda e del Costume 25 Museo di Casa Buonarroti 63 Galleria Palatina Bus 14 verso il centro Bus 14 to the city centre 26 Sinagoga e Museo Ebraico 64 Tesoro dei Granduchi 27 Crocifissione del Perugino 65 Museo di Zoologia (La Specola) Bus 14 dal centro verso Hotel Bus 14 city centre to the Hotel 28 Cimitero degli Inglesi 66 Museo Casa Guidi 29 Basilica della SS. Annunziata 67 Chiesa di S. Felicita Percorso a piedi per Uffizi e Ponte Vecchio 30 Museo Archeologico Nazionale 68 Forte Belvedere Walking route t the Uffizi Gallery and the Ponte Vecchio 31 Spedale degli Innocenti 69 Museo delle Porcellane Percorso a piedi per il centro 32 Museo dell’Opificio delle Pietre Dure 70 Villa Bardini -Museo P. Annigoni - Fondazione R. Capucci Walking route to the centre 33 Galleria dell’Accademia 71 Giardino Bardini Percorso jogging sulle rive dell’Arno direzione Girone 34 Museo di S. Marco 72 Museo Stefano Bardini (10 km circa) Jogging path on the banks of the Arno towards Girone 35 73 Museo di Mineralogia e Litologia Museo Casa Siviero (about 10 km) 36 Museo di Geologia e Paleontologia 74 Piazzale Michelangelo 37 Orto Botanico (Giardino dei Semplici) 75 Chiesa di San Miniato al Monte 38 Chiostro dello Scalzo 76 Tramvia per Aeroporto.
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