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The 2×1 UniCoop Member agreement allows visitors with a UniCoop Firenze card to purchase 2 tickets for the price of 1: with the purchase of 1 full ticket, you will have the opportunity to receive 1 free ticket.

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The area of ​​the historic center of Florence is defined as a limited traffic area (ZTL) and protected by telematic access gates.
If you arrive by car, you must leave the car outside the center or in one of the paid parking lots, such as the one in Piazza della Stazione (Firenze Parcheggi) then walk to Piazza Santa Maria Novella (about 5 minutes).
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Tram T2 Vespucci: Unity terminus stop and then walk to Piazza Santa Maria Novella (about 2 minutes).
Tram T1 Leonardo: Alamanni-Stazione stop and then walk to Piazza Santa Maria Novella (about 5 minutes).
Bus: Lines 1-6-11-12-17-36-37-C4

If you arrive by train at Santa Maria Novella Station, you can continue on foot and arrive in 5 minutes.
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If you arrive by plane, the Amerigo Vespucci Airport is about 6 km from Piazza Santa Maria Novella and is also well connected by bus (including the “Vola in Bus” line, arriving at the SITA bus station in Florence, near the square Station) and the T2 line of the Tram.
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Free service located in the entrance hall. Before entering the exhibition areas and the Archives and the Library visitors are asked to deposit in the cloakroom suitcases, packages, umbrellas and bags which exceed the allowed dimensions.

It is not allowed to photograph or film inside the Museum, unless visitors have permission by the Civic Museums, to be requested through the specific procedure. Photographing and filming are often organized by the management in order to document the activities. Every shot will be in any case preceeded by an authorization request.

It is not allowed to consume food or drinks inside the exhibition rooms and locations of the Museo Novecento.

On the Ground Floor, which develops around the Cloister of the old hospital, there are the ticket office, the cloakroom, the bookshop and a reception area.
The exhibition rooms host temporary exhibitions included in the Duel, Room and the Architect’s Table cycles, as well as being used for special projects.

Inside the Cloister they take place activities such as workshops, lectures, concerts, performances and film screenings especially in the summer season.

The Didactic Laboratory, located in the mezzanine, hosts laboratories and workshops organized by cultural mediation. The Didactic Laboratory is not accessible to persons with motor disabilities.

The exhibition rooms on the First Floor host temporary exhibitions included in the Grandi Mostre, Campo Aperto and Ora et Labora cycles, as well as being used for special projects.

The Cinema Hall hosts film screenings but also lectures, workshops and performances.

The exhibition rooms on the Second Floor house the permanent collection from the Alberto della Ragione Collection and temporary exhibitions included in the Solo and Ètoile cycles as well as being used for special projects.

The exhibition hall on the third floor houses the permanent collection from the Ottone Rosai Legacy.

Cortese Caffè 900 is the new café of the Museo Novecento opened by Vito Cortese, the most important raw food pastry chef in Italy. 130 square meters, with a large outdoor space under the loggia that overlooks Piazza Santa Maria Novella right next to the museum entrance, to offer customers a real new way of understanding dessert: no longer a sin of gluttony but an experience of pleasure that is also a tribute to health.
Only and only fine raw materials with a high nutritional value, bio and vegan, transformed, thanks to drying and fermentation processes, into delicious, balanced and unforgettable gourmet recipes.

The Bookshop of the Museo Novecento offers, through direct sales, a wide range of offers to its public: catalogs of its collections and temporary exhibitions, specialized books, sector magazines, objects, gift and design items.