|
 In
1865 Giuseppe Poggi (the architect who
masterminded the restructuring of the
future Capital of the Kingdom of Italy)
was asked by the City of Florence, to
turn his attention to the left bank of
the Arno. Poggi got the city to buy about
2.5 acres of the hillside above Porta
San Niccolò (upriver from the Ponte Vecchio).
It was May 1895, during the annual Festa
di Belle Arti Poggi completed the garden.
The Giardino Delle Rose offers a magnificent
view of the city. It is patterned after
similar French gardens.
Address:
viale Giuseppe Poggi 2
Opening Times:
visita consigliata a maggio
Phone:
055 2625305 |
