The Gucci Museum is located in the ancient della Mercanzia Palace, which dates back to 1337 and remains a symbol of Florence's art and exquisite craftsmanship. Covering an area of 1,715 square meters, the Gucci Museo spans three floors, divided into different thematic spaces based on Gucci's classic symbols and brand characteristics. The exhibits on the ground floor and the two upper floors are open to the public, while the basement houses Gucci's classic collections: a considerable collection of ready-to-wear, accessories, objects, documents, and photographs, all meticulously collected, categorized, and preserved, serving as tangible evidence of Gucci's creative heritage and cultural impact.
Gucci Café
This café is beautifully decorated with a comfortable and elegant interior design. The food ingredients are of high standards, with organic ingredients providing extra peace of mind. Although the prices are relatively high, it is well worth it. Additionally, the service staff are very considerate, friendly, and polite. Next to the café is the brand museum, which offers some specially designed merchandise for the museum, such as mugs and shopping bags, that can be purchased as souvenirs.
Salvatore Ferragamo Museum
The Salvatore Ferragamo Museum, located in Florence, Italy, is a fashion museum dedicated to the life, work, and company of Italian shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo. The museum exhibits 10,000 shoe models made from the 1920s until Ferragamo's death in 1960.
