Villa di Castello

The Italian Renaissance gardens are, as is known, the result of architects and landscapers who have worked mainly in the Florence and Rome areas. In this context, therefore, the garden models of that era and the ideas behind them can be studied at its best: eg, the perfection attributed - according to the Neoplatonic ideas - to geometric shapes and therefore sought also in the gardens; the will to interpenetrate architecture and green space; the "architectural" role of water, etc.

World Heritage Back Garden - Florence VillaMediceadiCastello [Renaissance Garden] The mood to come to Florence can be said to be very exciting, in addition to the famous thin-bottomed pizza origin there are a variety of Renaissance buildings. The architecture and paintings and even the collections of this period are magnificent and arguably the most brilliant moment. This time we will go to see a UNESCO World Heritage Site! ヾ (● ∀｀●) [Russia Versailles] When you come to the garden gate, you feel the gorgeousness and rich color matching. It is worthy of the Russian Versailles Palace, and it really deserves its reputation. Walking into the garden, you will see a dazzling array of plants and flowers in the wind, as if welcoming tourists~ Walking inside to see a lot of fine sculptures, each represents the Renaissance craft level. One fountain is very conspicuous, the introduction card is called Appenino Fountain, which is the treasure of the entire garden. It uses the same "black technology" as Versailles, the gravity principle hydraulic system. There is a balcony at the top of the garden, where you can overlook the spectacular view of the entire valley. It is worth taking pictures to remember. [tips] Via della Petraia 40, 50141, Florence, Italy