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Firenze
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Firenze

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the City, the Monuments, the Museums, the Medici

Sweets at Court
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Sweets at Court

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Paintings and Other Tasty Treats

Giovanna Giusti Galardi

Chronicles of a Landing...
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Chronicles of a Landing...

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Concept and drawings Claudio Monteleone, Historical texts Monica Guarracino, The city today Sivia Pierini

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Boboli

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Guide to Boboli's Roses

The Molluscs of the Boboli...
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The Molluscs of the Boboli...

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I volumi proseguono la maneggevole collana dei ‘Tascabili da passeggio’ dedicata al Giardino di Boboli, il più bello di Firenze e diretta da Alessandro Cecchi (Direttore del Museo Giardino) che prevede studi sulla storia dell’architettura e dell’arte, della botanica e della zoologia.

L'Avifauna nel Giardino di...
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L'Avifauna nel Giardino di...

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I volumi proseguono la maneggevole collana dei ‘Tascabili da passeggio’ dedicata al Giardino di Boboli, il più bello di Firenze e diretta da Alessandro Cecchi (Direttore del Museo Giardino) che prevede studi sulla storia dell’architettura e dell’arte, della botanica e della zoologia.

The grottoes in the Boboli...
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The grottoes in the Boboli...

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Maria Litta Medri, director of the Boboli Gardens and author of different studies on the Gardens, offers in this guide a journey through the artificial grottoes that characterize the park of the Fiorentino Palace. The four grottoes were built in a period from the 16th century up to beginnings of the 19th century.