Santa Croce, Florence, Italy

The Bardi Chapel is now open to visitors

Following the completion of the restoration, the Bardi Chapel and Giotto’s Stories of Saint Francis are once again open to the public during the Monumental Complex’s regular visiting hours.

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A unique hub where art, faith, spirituality and historical memory are closely interwoven

Liturgical life and the Franciscan community today

Percorso tematico

Santa Croce has always played a major role in the religious and civic life of Florence, and over the centuries this importance has drawn artists and patrons driven by religious devotion and civic pride who have made Santa Croce a truly unique hub of faith and art.

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After four years of study and conservation work, Giotto’s cycle is once again fully visible. The restoration brings new clarity…

Percorso tematico

For centuries the sacred spaces in churches, convents and confraternities received the mortal remains of the deceased, housing their graves to keep their memory alive for posterity, a duty that has always been a feature of Santa Croce.