TICKETING
Exhibition tickets and Friends of Palazzo Strozzi membership cards may be purchased at the box office in the Palazzo Strozzi courtyard, where the Firenzecard may also be purchased and/or collected.
AUDIO-GUIDES
Palazzo Strozzi’s exhibition audio-guides are available at the box office for an additional charge of € 5 each. No deposit is required but valid ID must be left with staff until the guide is returned.
Wi-Fi
Palazzo Strozzi offers its visitors free Wi-Fi connectivity.
CLOAKROOM
A free cloakroom service is available for exhibition visitors to leave their bags and rucksacks in the lockers provided.
BOOK SHOP
A book shop situated after the last exhibition hall offers visitors a selection of publications and other items relating to the exhibition.
MUSEUM SHOP
The “Bottega Strozzi” in the palazzo courtyard stocks a wide range of publications, books on contemporary art and unique creations in a novel dialogue between craft and design.
RESTAURANT – CAFÉ
The Strozzi Caffè Colle Bereto Winery in the Palazzo Strozzi courtyard is at once a bar, a bistrot, a restaurant and a meeting point in the heart of Florence, open to visitors to Palazzo Strozzi’s exhibitions and to the general public alike.
TOILETS
The toilets reserved for exhibition visitors are fully equipped for disabled access. The courtyard also has a toilet reserved for Strozzi Caffè Colle Bereto Winery customers
BABY CHANGING FACILITY
A baby changing facility is available in the toilet reserved for exhibition visitors on the first floor of the Palazzo.
GUIDED TOURS
Palazzo Strozzi offers guided tours of its exhibitions both for individual visitors and for groups.
FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Palazzo Strozzi organises family activities tailored to cater for different age groups. Reservations are required to take part in these activities, but the Family Kit is available for families wishing to tour the exhibition under their own steam.
ACCESSIBILITY
Palazzo Strozzi’s exhibition halls have no architectural barriers.
Two wheelchairs are available for visitors and may be requested free of charge at the Info Point on the first floor.
Toilets in the exhibition halls are accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
Admission to the palazzo via a ramp is by the Via Strozzi entrance, while a lift/elevator in the courtyard provides access to the exhibition hall floor.
Palazzo Strozzi is committed to making its exhibitions increasingly inclusive and runs a series of accessibility schemes for visitors suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, autism, cognitive disabilities and psychic disorders.
