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1Museo di Palazzo Pretorio

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Nestled within the historic walls of the thirteenth-century Praetorian Palace, the Museo di Palazzo Pretorio is a treasure trove for art and history enthusiasts alike. This Civic Museum showcases an impressive collection of around three thousand works, featuring masterpieces from celebrated Renaissance artists like Filippo Lippi. Visitors can embark on a captivating journey through Prato's rich artistic heritage while exploring its origins and global connections.
Amazing historical pa lace and great art on display.
Gabi G — Google review
(Translated by Google) We were informed that we absolutely had to use the backpack locker to visit the museum AFTER purchasing the tickets (small backpacks, certainly not school bags). We offered to keep them in the front so as not to risk damaging the works (we're certainly not children and know how to manage an art exhibition visit), but we were rudely refused, insisting that we use the lockers. Fortunately for us, too, the card refused the transaction to complete the ticket purchase, an opportunity that the staff seized upon to be even more rude and impolite. I note now that the official website and Facebook page don't require backpacks as a "visit rule," because had we known this in advance, we would have prepared differently (and if we had been informed beforehand, we would have considered it accordingly). I don't think this was professional or honest behavior. If you're considering a visit, I recommend keeping in mind that the lockers they offer for storing personal belongings aren't checked. Also note that I've been there before and had a backpack, and on that occasion I wasn't even asked to carry it in front. Is this a rule applied depending on who's selling the tickets and/or how they feel? Very, very unfair. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- We were ordered to leave our backpack in their (probably unsupervised) cabinet only after purchasing the tickets. We had pretty small bags, too. Anyway, we offered to just hold our backpacks in front of us (as is sufficient in other museums), but our request was rudely refused. We've been lucky our credit card refused the transaction a few seconds later, an event used by the museum staff to become even more rude. Such rules are not specified on their museum website and Facebook page, so we had no way of knowing that beforehand. Regardless, that was absolutely unprofessional. If you are considering to visit the place I recommend you to take into consideration these unwritten rules. On a final note, I distinctly remember visiting the musuem before without any similar rule being enforced. (Original) Ci hanno comunicato di dover assolutamente utilizzare lo stipetto per contenere lo zainetto per poter visitare il museo DOPO l'acquisto dei biglietti (piccoli zaini, certo non cartelle da scuola). Ci siamo offerte di tenerli sul davanti per non rischiare di colpire le opere (non siamo certo bambini e sappiamo come gestire la visita di una mostra d'arte) ma ci è stato comunque rifiutato in malo modo insistendo che si dovessero utilizzare gli stipetti. Dico fortunatamente anche per noi la carta ha rifiutato la transazione per concludere l'acquisto dei biglietti, occasione che ha colto il personale per essere ulteriormente scortese e maleducata. Noto adesso che sul sito ufficiale e sulla pagina facebook non è richiesto non avere zainetti come "norma di visita", perché a saperlo prima ci saremmo attrezzate diversamente (e se ci fosse stato comunicato prima dell'acquisto avremmo valutato di conseguenza). Non penso sia stato un comportamento professionale ne onesto. Se state valutando la visita vi consiglio di tenere in considerazione che gli stipetti che offrono per contenere gli effetti personali non sono controllati. Da notare inoltre che ci sono già stata in precedenza e avevo lo zainetto, e in quell'occasione non mi è stato richiesto neanche di portarlo davanti. E' una norma applicata a seconda chi è presente a vendere i biglietti e/o come gli girano? Molto molto scorretto. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- We have been ordered to leave our backpack in their (probably unsupervised) cabinet only after purchasing the tickets. We had pretty small bags, too. Anyway, we offered to just hold our backpacks in front of us (as it is enough in other museums) but our request was rudely refused. We've been lucky our credit card refused the transaction a few seconds later, an event used by the museum staff to become even more rude. Such rules are not specified on their museum website and facebook page, so we had no way to know that beforehand. Regardless, that was absolutely unprofessional. If you are considering to visit the place I recommend you to take in consideration these unwritten rules. On a final note, I distinctly remember visiting the musuem before without any similar rule being enforced.
Teresa — Google review
(Translated by Google) A wonderful museum for all history lovers. It tells the story of Prato's origins and its connections with the rest of the world. The renovated building strikes a beautiful balance between old and new. Extremely helpful staff. Accessible with the Prato Card. (Original) Bellissimo museo per tutti gli amanti della storia. Racconta le origini di Prato e i suoi intrecci con il mondo. Palazzo ristrutturato con un bell'equilibrio tra nuovo e antico. Personale disponibilissimo. Accessibile con Prato Card.
Cornelia S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Perhaps the only place in Prato worth a visit. I was here on March 8, 2025, and the museum is truly beautiful and well-maintained. When I visited, I was the only one there, and I had the entire museum to myself. Next to many of the works, there was a QR code that, when scanned, opened a very interesting audio description. The museum appears to have been recently renovated, as it has new, modern equipment. The only things I didn't appreciate were that the panoramic terrace and the façade were under restoration, so I wasn't allowed to enjoy the view from there, and the exorbitant price of the ticket. It's absurd to charge such a high price for a museum. It's a shame, though, if you're in Prato, you must visit. For me, it was worth it, and I was pleasantly surprised. (Original) Forse l’unico posto a Prato meritevole di essere visitato. Sono stato qui il 8/3/2025 e il museo è veramente molto bello e curato. Quando l’ho visitato ero l’unico ed ho avuto tutto il museo per me. Accanto a molte opere c’era un qr code che se scansionato apriva una descrizione audio molto interessante. Il museo sembra essere stato ristrutturato di recente poiché ha attrezzature nuove e moderne. Le uniche cosa che non ho apprezzato sono state che la terrazza panoramica e la facciata erano in restauro e perciò non mi è stato permesso di ammirare la vista da lì su e il prezzo esorbitante del biglietto. È assurdo mettere un prezzo così elevato per vedere un museo. Un peccato però se siete a Prato è obbligatorio vistarlo. Per me ne è valsa la pena e sono stato piacevolmente sorpreso
Adriano — Google review
Piazza del Comune, 2, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•https://www.palazzopretorio.prato.it/it/•+39 0574 183 7859

2Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci

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Located in Prato, Italy, the Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci is a pioneering multidisciplinary arts center housed in a distinctive building. Since its establishment in 1988, it has been dedicated to showcasing international avant-garde art and has amassed a significant permanent collection featuring over 1,000 works by three hundred artists from the last three decades.
It was my first ever visit at Centro Pecci, i was literally mind blowed. It is the second contemporary hub ever opened in Italy, careful it is not a gallery or a museum but it is much more. Please read online for more info. The general manager, Stefano, gave us a tour showing the different areas of the exhibition that has an insane in-depth study of the details from architecture, lights exposition to setting and last the outstanding selection of artists and works. The tour and the level of the presentation was far above any expectations, emotional and in the same time entertaining product of a very talented and knowledgeable GM. I will surely come back. It is a must see stop / designation for contemporary art enthusiast and collectors as myself. 10/10
Alberto T — Google review
One of the most unique Contemporary Art Museum in Italy.
Sandro F — Google review
Fantastic art gallery with a remarkable collection housed in an incredible building. Easy to catch the bus from Prato or Florence. Nice gallery shop as well. Staff welcoming.
Graham R — Google review
I saw a great exhibition of Massimo Bartolini - Hagoromo. Definitely worth a visit.
Tanaka N — Google review
Visited the museum on a saturday morning and it was good, I loved Marcon's rooms. But the bistro was the real thing, the guy with glasses was so friendly and made me the best cappuccino I had in Italy. And he told me that his sister lives in Poland as well! Even the sciacciatina was very good. Thank u!
Adrian ( — Google review
I visited once with my friend. He is in jail now but still has memory !
Jean Y — Google review
The building itself is very impressive. Maybe I got there on a bad day but the exhibits were seriously dated, spectacularly academic and non visual. The content focused on a set of existentialist conceptual artists. The experience stuck me as though the museum could not afford to mount a real contemporary show & instead had pulled out notes and photos of artists and their work from their library.
Mary D — Google review
This place is beautyfull, it looks like crossaint.
Wojtek K — Google review
V.le della Repubblica, 277, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•http://www.centropecci.it/•+39 0574 531915•Tips and more reviews for Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci
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3Textile Museum

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The Textile Museum is a captivating destination housed in a 19th-century mill, offering a rich exploration of historic and contemporary textiles. Visitors can delve into the town's textile history through an extensive collection showcasing fabrics dating back to the fifth century. The museum also features ancient wool processing machines, providing insight into traditional craftsmanship. Additionally, the area boasts other cultural attractions such as the Center for Contemporary Art Luigi Pecci and the Museum and Documentation Center of deportation and resistance, offering diverse experiences for history enthusiasts.
Amazing museum that explains to you everything that has to do with the production of the clothes - from the very beginning of taking a raw material to creating the finishing fabric !! Plus they have inside machineries to show its purpose back in the years with explanation next to each and every one of them . The staff in the entrance is very polite and helpful ! At the end(which is also the entrance! ) there is also a souvenir shop!
Christina C — Google review
Empty on a Sunday, interesting to see the different materials and 500yr old clothes. Lots of empty halls though, and you seem to have to walk through the museum and all the way back the same way to get out. Weird layout!
Claire — Google review
The Textile Museum in Prato, located in a restored historic mill, offers a fascinating look at centuries of textile history. Exhibits range from ancient fabrics to modern fashion, with well-preserved machinery and clear explanations. Friendly staff and a small shop add to the experience, making it a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in textiles or industrial heritage.
G S — Google review
Beautiful space and interesting exhibition about Prato’s history in textile production which is still alive. Gorgeous old fabrics on display.
Gabi G — Google review
Interesting little museum that offers great insight into the history of textiles and fashion in Prato. Very helpful staff and a gift shop with unique products. Look forward to watching the museum grow over time.
Mark B — Google review
Excellent museum. I learned a lot about the textile industry. We spent about 2 hours there. All the explanations appear in English.
Chani S — Google review
It’s a lovely museum that worth a visit. It’s neither too small nor too informative and sophisticated to understand. Though the route was not the best design, I’d still give a 5 star cuz I had a great time there.
魏語欣 — Google review
One of the best museum experiences I had! But I'm also biased since I really love this industry. Museum is small so you don't get tired and can pay attention to everything.
Misha S — Google review
Via Puccetti, 3, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•http://www.museodeltessuto.it/•+39 0574 611503•Tips and more reviews for Textile Museum

4Santa Maria delle Carceri, Prato

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Santa Maria delle Carceri is a basilica located in the same piazza as the Emperor's Fortress. It was built in the 15th century and features architecturally valuable design by Giuliano da Sangallo. The church has a Greek cross shape and a dome, with an unfinished outer facing in white-green marble. Nearby attractions include Palazzo Datini, Church of San Domenico, and the Museum of Mural Paintings featuring works by renowned artists.
A beautiful peaceful church with a wonderful background. My son was baptised here so I make sure to visit a few times a year. Parking can be a little difficult but after church the beautiful square and surrounding shops make for a good afternoon on a shopping spree.
Lexi D — Google review
A beautiful and serene church. A great place to visit and attend the mass service. A gorgeous church for a wedding.
JennH — Google review
Place of worship
Vipin C — Google review
Top place 1st time ... I am really surprice !
Stefano C — Google review
Absolute gem! Must visit!
Pts P — Google review
Outstanding.
DAVID S — Google review
Mystikal
Marcel G — Google review
Beautiful church
Jithin F — Google review
Piazza Santa Maria delle Carceri, 21, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•https://www.psmcarceri.it/•Tips and more reviews for Santa Maria delle Carceri, Prato

5Castello dell'Imperatore

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The Castello dell'Imperatore, also known as the Emperor's Castle or Santa Barbara Fortress, is a striking stone citadel from the 1200s. It boasts defensive towers and offers panoramic views of Prato's historic center from its walkways. This imposing structure was built at the behest of Emperor Frederick II and is considered a prime example of 11th-13th century architecture in Prato.
Beautiful city ce ter in Prato. We sat and ate pizza from a local place and watched the sunset. Unfortunately, we got to town too late to see the inside. Walk around, check out the local artist shops and people watch! Picturesque, meandering streets.
Mickey B — Google review
Nice castle with beautiful views of the city. Nice to be able to climb to the top and walk around. Entrance was free when visited. I would highly recommend a visit if in the area
Rob Y — Google review
Great views from the wall and free! We did find it hard to visit though... it's closed on Tuesday and closed from pretty much 12.15pm til 6pm. Also because of Covid there is only one group allowed up the wall at a time so leave yourself enough time
Laura G — Google review
A good observation point, but don’t expect to see any exhibition inside the walls. You can actually walk all around and on the top of the castle. Entrance is free of charge.
Michał R — Google review
Beautiful castle with great views. You can climb up it for free
Liala O — Google review
Great view from the ramparts.
Linus — Google review
It's a nice local venue, but it doesn't offer much for a visiting tourist.
David B — Google review
The Emperor's Castle is located in Prato in Piazza delle Carceri. It is an example of Frederick-era architecture, built by order of Emperor Frederick II of Swabia, as part of the struggle for dominance in Tuscany between the empire and the papacy that characterized the decades around 1200. History and description edit The site of today's castle once housed the Alberti family's fort of Prato, which was almost completely razed to the ground in 1107 during the siege by Matilda of Canossa's troops. In its place, another palace, called "Palazzolo," was rebuilt to house the nuncios of Emperors Henry VI of Swabia and Otto IV of Brunswick (two towers remain, the ones without battlements, which until 1767-68 were about double their current height); The area surrounding the castle has always been strategic, so much so that documents dating back to 1035[2] attest to the presence of an older "palatium"; this building was the nucleus of the Castrum Prati, the village that arose above the palace, which also contained an ancient parish church (Santa Maria in Castello, which no longer exists). The construction commission was entrusted by Frederick II to Riccardo da Lentini, probably starting in 1240. The castle, originally tangent to the second circle of walls (12th century), was partially surrounded by a moat and connected to the Albertian prisons, from whose definition "prisons" the nearby Marian sanctuary took its name. It has eight towers and, like Castel del Monte, has various symbolic aspects inherent in both its structure and its portal. Once completed, it was intended to be used as an important garrison for the empire, testifying to the emperor's presence in his northern possessions. However, its construction was interrupted around 1250 due to the emperor's premature death, and the unfinished structure was subsequently used for many other purposes. During the 14th century, under Florentine rule, the castle was connected to the third ring of walls by a covered corridor called the "Corridore del Cassero" (meaning: castle corridor), or simply the Cassero. This allowed Florentine troops to safely enter the city from outside the walls using a protected passage. Over the centuries, several houses were built inside and around the structure. In the 1930s, under Fascist rule, all the houses were demolished, and the castle assumed its current appearance, consisting essentially of only the exterior walls. The simultaneous opening of Viale Piave also led to the demolition of much of the Cassero structure, of which two sections remain. Also interesting, behind the castle itself, are the remains of the hospital and the corresponding church of San Giovanni Gerosolimitano (or of the Knights of Malta), built outside the walls in the mid-12th century and currently abandoned, but which still preserves small and rare anthropomorphic traces in Romanesque terracotta. Il castello dell'Imperatore si trova a Prato in piazza delle Carceri. È un esempio di architettura federiciana, costruita cioè per ordine dell'imperatore Federico II di Svevia, nell'ambito della lotta per il predominio in Toscana tra l'impero e il papato che caratterizzò i decenni a cavallo del 1200.Storia e descrizione modifica Sul luogo dove si trova l'odierno castello sorgeva anticamente il forte degli Alberti di Prato, che venne quasi completamente raso al suolo nel 1107 durante l'assedio delle truppe di Matilde di Canossa; al suo posto un altro palazzo, detto "Palazzolo", venne ricostruito per ospitare i nunzi degli imperatori Arrigo VI di Svevia e Ottone IV di Brunswick (del quale restano due torri, quelle prive di merli, che fino al 1767-68 avevano circa il doppio dell'attuale altezza); l'area interessata dal Castello era da sempre strategica, tanto che esistono documenti fino dal 1035[2] che testimoniano la presenza di un più antico "palatium"; questa costruzione era il nucleo del Castrum Prati, il borgo che sorgeva a monte del palazzo che possedeva anche un'antica pieve (Santa Maria in Castello, oggi non più esistente). L'incarico della costruzione venne dato da Feder
Varghese K — Google review
Piazza Santa Maria delle Carceri, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•https://www.pratoturismo.it/it/cosa/luoghi-da-vedere/rocche-e-fo…•+39 0574 183 5070•Tips and more reviews for Castello dell'Imperatore
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6Cattedrale di Santo Stefano

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St. Stephen's Cathedral is a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture adorned with Renaissance frescoes and an external pulpit from the 1400s, crafted by Donatello and Michelozzo. Located in the peaceful town of Prato, it offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in history while enjoying tasty local cuisine.
Nice cathedral with amazing artitecture Worthy of a visit if in the area
Rob Y — Google review
Very peaceful. Went there for a prayer and someone was playing the organ; It sounded magnificent
Mex710 — Google review
Beautiful! Spent a long time studying Filippo Lippi's amazing frescos.
Carola R — Google review
Gorgeous church with some unusual details, such as the outdoor pulpit going out to the square.
Gabi G — Google review
Ticket required to see Fra Lippi frescoes. Awesome museum. Holy Belt relic Impressive smaller (and older) Tuscan cathedral.
Ken C — Google review
the cathedral is very nice and spacious but the rules are very strict I tried to do a picture and they threw me out of the place.
Livias — Google review
Lovely church, with a piazza with some good restaurants to rest your feet after your visit to the church.
Ravinder S — Google review
Cute tuscan cathedral
Emil S — Google review
Piazza del Duomo, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•http://www.diocesiprato.it/•Tips and more reviews for Cattedrale di Santo Stefano

7Museo dell'Opera del Duomo

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Nestled in the heart of Prato, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This museum showcases an impressive collection of works from renowned masters such as Agnolo Gaddi, Paolo Uccello, and Donatello, reflecting the rich artistic heritage of the fourteenth century and Renaissance periods. Visitors can marvel at exquisite pieces housed within a stunning late-12th-century cloister that adds to its charm.
(Translated by Google) The Diocesan Museum of Prato, along with the Cathedral, form the city's most important artistic and cultural center. Inaugurated in 1967, it offers a fascinating tour centered around the harmonious Romanesque cloister. The rooms, divided chronologically and by area of interest, display paintings by major Florentine artists from the diocese's churches. There are also sculptures and goldsmith works, an archaeological area with artifacts displayed in display cases, and the Hall of the Girdle. The Cathedral also contains numerous works of art, notably the wooden Crucifix by Giovanni Pisano and several fresco cycles by Paolo Uccello and Filippo Lippi. The exterior is dominated by the pulpit, the work of Donatello, used for the display of the Holy Girdle. The façade is notable for its polychrome marble decoration and its 13th-century bell tower, embellished with elegant mullioned windows. (Original) Il Museo diocesano di Prato, con la Cattedrale, formano il centro artistico e culturale di maggior rilievo in città. Inaugurato nel 1967, esso svolge un suggestivo percorso di visita imperniato sull’armonioso chiostro romanico. Le sale, divise cronologicamente e per area d'interesse, espongono dipinti dei maggiori artisti fiorentini provenienti dalle chiese della diocesi. Vi sono anche sculture e oreficerie, un'area archeologica con reperti esposti nelle vetrine, e la sala della Cintola. Anche il Duomo contiene numerose opere d'arte, rilevanti il Crocifisso ligneo di Giovanni Pisano, alcuni cicli di affreschi di Paolo Uccello e di Filippo Lippi. L'esterno è dominato dal pulpito, opera di Donatello, usato per l'ostensione della sacra cintola. La facciata si segnala per la decorazione in marmi policromi e per il campanile duecentesco, arricchito dalle eleganti bifore.
Fiorentino S — Google review
Excellent small collection in a beautiful late-12th century cloister.
DAVID S — Google review
(Translated by Google) The museum was visited with a single ticket that also included access to the cathedral chapels, where the frescoes by Fra Filippo Lippi stand out. Among the museum's most artistically splendid works, visitors were able to admire the dancing cherubs decorating the marble pulpit by Donatello and Michelozzo, a copy of which can be seen on the right side of the cathedral's façade. The antiquarium contains stone fragments, funerary monuments, and religious frescoes of great artistic interest and is architecturally enhanced by elegant cross vaults. The rooms that wind through the museum display 13th- and 14th-century paintings, which are striking for their originality and meaning. The 16th- and 17th-century rooms present visitors with a difficult choice between paintings to be observed carefully and those to be seen quickly. The Romanesque cloister is a precious component of the cathedral, even though it has been remodeled and limited to only one side. The fifteenth-century hall, the Cinta Hall, and the excavation area complete a fascinating artistic journey that enriches the mind and soul. (Original) Lo si è visitato con un biglietto unico che dà il diritto di visitare anche le cappelle della cattedrale, in cui primeggiano gli affreschi di Fra Filippo Lippi. Tra le opere di maggior splendore artistico presenti nel museo, il viandante ha avuto la possibilità di ammirare i putti danzanti che decorano il pulpito marmoreo realizzato da Donatello e Michelozzo, che in copia è possibile ammirare sul lato destro della facciata della cattedrale. L'antiquarium contiene frammenti lapidei, monumenti funebri ed affreschi di carattere religioso di grande interesse artistico ed è architettonicamente impreziosito da eleganti volte a crociera. Le sale che si snodano nel percorso museale, ospitano tele duecentesche e trecentesche, che colpiscono fortemente per il loro senso e valore primitivo. Le sale del cinquecento e del seicento inducono il viandante ad una difficile scelta tra le opere pittoriche da guardare con attenzione e quelle da vedere velocemente. Il chiostro romanico costituisce una preziosa componente della cattedrale, anche se rimaneggiato e limitato ad un solo lato. La sala quattrocentesca, quella della cintola e l'area di scavo, chiudono un percorso di fascinazione artistica che arricchisce la mente e l'anima.
Michele S — Google review
DO NOT ORDER COFFEE FROM THE CAFE BY THE ENTRANCE AND SIT OUTSIDE. YOUR BILL WILL BE MAGICALLY DOUBLED FROM THE PRICES LISTED WHEN YOU ORDER. DRINK IT AT THE COUNTER WHERE YOU RECEIVE IT OR YOU WILL BE SCAMMED.
Rafael F — Google review
(Translated by Google) A small but fascinating museum spread across multiple levels, partly on the side and partly beneath the Cathedral. The tour begins by entering the "Vaults," a space covered by frescoed vaults used for burials. Continuing, the various rooms house various religious objects, such as the cases of the Sacred Girdle used over time, priestly vestments, spectacular illuminated Graduals from the 1400s, and notable religious paintings by Filippo Lippi. There is also a small archaeological area, where excavations have uncovered several objects, some dating back to the Etruscan period. The Pulpit Room preserves the original parapet of the external pulpit used for the external displays of the Sacred Girdle, a splendid relief work by Donatello. (Original) Un museo dalle dimensioni contenute ma molto interessante che si sviluppa su più livelli in parte sul fianco e in parte sotto il Duomo. Si inizia il percorso accedendo alle "Volte", ambiente coperto da crociere affrescate utilizzato per le sepolture. Proseguendo, le varie sale ospitano diversi oggetti del culto come le custodie della Sacra Cintola utilizzate nel tempo, paramenti sacerdotali, spettacolari Graduali miniati del 1400 e notevoli dipinti religiosi di Filippo Lippi. E' presente anche una piccola zona archeologica i cui scavi hanno permesso il recupero di diversi oggetti tra cui alcuni risalenti al periodo etrusco. Nella sala del Pulpito è conservato l'originale del parapetto del pulpito esterno utilizzato per le ostensioni esterne della Sacra Cintola, una splendida opera in rilievo del Donatello
Alisei. N — Google review
(Translated by Google) The cathedral museum is small but truly worth a visit. The history of the cathedral's construction, a collection of paintings, and some archaeological artifacts. In a separate room, the original exterior pulpit with Donatello's bas-reliefs is on display (a copy has been on the cathedral's façade since 1970). The visit is worth devoting forty minutes, or at most an hour. Enter the museum under the tower and exit to the square in front of the cathedral's western façade. With a ticket to the museum, you can also see the cathedral's chancel. (Original) Niewielkie, ale naprawdę warte obejrzenia, muzeum katedralne. Historia budowy katedry, zbiory malarstwa, trochę tabytków archeologicznych. W osobnej sali wyeksponowany orginał zewnętrznej ambony z płaskorzeźbami Donatella (w fasadzie katrdry, od roku 1970, znajduje się kopia). Na zwiedzanie warto poświęcić czterdzieści minut, max. godzinę). Wejście do mzzeum pod wieżą, wyjście na plac, przed zachodnią fasadą katedry. Kupując bilet do muzeum można obejrzeć też prezbiterium katedralne.
Paweł S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and well-designed. Beautiful works, both sculptures and artifacts and paintings. A cloister beautifully completes the experience. Highly recommended for those in Prato. After Mass at the Duomo, the museum is a must! Access for disabled visitors is also provided. (Original) Molto bello e ben concepito. Opere belle sia sculture che reperti e quadri. Un chiostro completa in bellezza l'esperienza. Davvero consigliato per chi è a prato.. dopo la messa al Duomo obbligo il museo! Anche contemplato l'ingresso invalidi civile.
Nicola Z — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Museo dell'Opera del Duomo offers a fascinating collection of religious artworks related to Prato Cathedral. I was captivated by the quality and variety of the pieces on display, which provide a deep insight into the religious history of the city. Many tourists appreciate the care in the presentation and the richness of the heritage on display. (Original) El Museo dell'Opera del Duomo ofereix una col·lecció fascinant d'obres d'art religiós vinculades a la catedral de Prato. Em va captivar la qualitat i la varietat de les peces exposades, que proporcionen una visió profunda de la història religiosa de la ciutat. Molts turistes aprecien la cura en la presentació i la riquesa del patrimoni que s'hi exhibeix.
Marcos C — Google review
Ingresso biglietteria sotto il campanile, Piazza del Duomo, 49, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•http://www.museidiocesanidiprato.it/•+39 0574 29339•Tips and more reviews for Museo dell'Opera del Duomo

8Museum of Planetary Science

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The Museum of Planetary Science in Prato, also known as Museo di Scienze Planetarie, is a small yet impressive museum featuring a vast collection of meteorites and minerals. With an estimated 100 meteorites on display, it boasts the largest collection in Italy. Visitors can explore various interactive displays that delve into the history and curiosities of the solar system's planets. The museum also houses a 500-year-old iron meteorite that guests are allowed to touch.
Fun little museum with a lot of info, certainly worth the price. A guide might be recommended tho.
Zoltan F — Google review
Small but nice. Old equipment and broken experiments during my visit. They also have the largest metheor rock I. Europe ehhehe
Vincenzo C — Google review
Small but full of interesting information and exhibits
Nicola J — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very nice and clear museum. Illustration of various meteorite finds. There is a mineral room. Very suitable for boys. There is a very suggestive viewing room. Many interactive displays illustrating the history of the various planets of the solar system with many curiosities. There is a 500 year old iron meteorite that you can touch. Courteous and prepared staff. Very cheap entry prices. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance. Promotions on the first Sunday of each month. There is adjacent parking. (Original) Museo molto bello e chiaro. Illustrazione di vari reperti meteoritici. Presente una sala di minerali. Molto indicato per ragazzi. Presente sala visione molto suggestiva. Molti schermi interattivi che illustrano la storia dei vari pianeti del sistema solare con molte curiosità. Presente un meteorite ferroso vecchio di 500 anni che si può toccare. Personale cortese e preparato. Prezzi di ingresso molto economici. Biglietti acquistabili all'ingresso. Promozioni la prima domenica di ogni mese. Presente parcheggio adiacente.
Dario B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Really beautiful, small, quick to visit, very fascinating, interesting with interactive services and beautiful exhibitions...a revelation...I wasn't aware of this well-structured museum for adults and children...highly recommended... (Original) Veramente bello,piccolo veloce da visitare, molto affascinante interessante con servizi interattivi e bellissime esposizioni..una rivelazione...non ero a conoscenza di questo museo ben strutturato per grandi e piccoli...consigliato alla grande...
Aurora — Google review
(Translated by Google) A little gem for mineral and meteorite enthusiasts. A journey into the Cosmos from the planets to the mining beauties of the Earth. An enviable collection, perfect for boys. Active QR codes and interactive stations make it suitable for school or family trips. (Original) Un piccolo gioiello per gli appassionati di minerali e meteoriti. Un viaggio nel Cosmo dai pianeti fino alle bellezze minerarie della Terra. Una collezione invidiabile, perfetta per i ragazzi. QR code attivi e postazioni interattive lo rendono idoneo a gite scolastiche o familiari.
Claudia N — Google review
(Translated by Google) The planetary science museum is nice. We were there for a school age children's birthday party. The guide explained the ABCs of our solar system and little more. In the museum there are many materials of extraterrestrial origin, such as small meteorites etc. There is a disabled bathroom ♿. Parking is not a given but it is available nearby. I hope I have been helpful (Original) Il museo di scienze planetarie è carino. Ci siamo stati in occasione di un compleanno per bambini di età scolastica. La guida ha spiegato l'abc del nostro sistema solare e poco più. Nel museo ci sono molti materiali di provenienza extra terrestre, come piccole meteoriti ecc. C'è un bagno per disabili ♿. Il parcheggio non è scontato ma nei dintorni si trova. Spero di essere stato utile
Alessandro S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Museum with a variety of important meteorites and rocks and minerals from all over the world and also from Italy. Very knowledgeable museum staff. The Cavezzo Meteorite, the one Pimpa and I found on January 4, 2020, is also kept here. (Original) Museo con una varietà di meteoriti importanti e rocce e minerali da ogni parte del mondo ma anche dall'Italia.. Addetti al museo molto preparati.Qui è anche costudita la Meteorite Cavezzo quella che trovammo io e Pimpa il 4 gennaio del 2020.
Davide G — Google review
Via Galcianese, 20H, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•https://www.fondazioneparsec.it/it/•+39 335 848 6580•Tips and more reviews for Museum of Planetary Science

9Omnia Center

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Nestled in the heart of Prato, the Omnia Center is a vibrant hub that caters to all your leisure and shopping needs. Easily accessible via public transport, it serves as a perfect stop for those traveling from Florence or arriving by train at Prato Porta al Serraglio station. Whether you're looking to indulge in diverse culinary delights ranging from Chinese to American cuisine, catch a movie at the cinema, or enjoy some family fun at the play center, this expansive shopping destination has it all.
Very large shopping centre with a good selection of shops. Parking was free and easy. It was busy at 12.00hrs on Saturday when we arrived and there was a short queue to enter Decathlon. By the time we left it was pretty quiet.
Simon B — Google review
Great place to spend a rainy day... You can eat (Chinese, Italian, American), shop, train in the gym, watch movies at the cinema and let your kids have fun at the play centre. In the winter time you also have the ice skate park!
Alessandro B — Google review
Highly recommend! If you are looking for movies in the original language, this is the place 😊
Sasa M — Google review
Bad experience I come at 7:45pm and on the website they close at 8:30 pm They was hide everything And I came to buy They told me we are close
Mohammad A — Google review
Great place for shopping, hanging with friends and family, This place has a huge variety of shops, restaurants and a gigantic movie
Grace — Google review
It is not that bad there are many market here some are good and some are bad it is a clean mall in my opinion I don't personally like it very much
Yeahboy — Google review
Very good comercial centere there is king burger. Omni cinema games for child shops for shoping gelato tanti cose
Arsii J — Google review
Great meat restaurant, American style, good prices for big meal, recommended
גילעד ר — Google review
Via delle Pleiadi, 18, 59100 Prato PO, Italy•http://www.omnia-center.it/•+39 0574 549628•Tips and more reviews for Omnia Center

10Serendip

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Marco M — Google review
Fresh grilled meats, excellent salad, stuffed peppers and sour cream. Outstanding service.
Martin J — Google review
(Translated by Google) I feel very comfortable with you and I thank you very much, in October I will renew my subscription, because I feel comfortable with you, you are nice and very kind, and I also get on well with the teachers, especially with Chiara, she is my favorite teacher and I hope to always have you for postural and acquawellness, thank you so much for everything. Hellooooo!!!!!! To all the staff. Until tomorrow. (Original) Io mi trovo benissimo da voi e vi ringrazio tantissimo, a ottobre rinnoverò l'abbonamento, perché ci sto bene da voi, siete carini e gentilissimi, e anche con gli insegnanti mi trovo bene, soprattutto con la Chiara, è la mia insegnante preferita e spero di avere sempre lei sua per la posturale che acquawellness, grazie mille di tutto. Ciaoooo!!!!!! A tutto lo staff. A domani.
Barbara M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Met by chance and immediately fell in love. A beautiful gym, as a welcome towards users and as a service. Excellent bar service, delicious coffee, crumbly biscuits of different types, truly delicious flatbreads, and dishes prepared on request with unique goodness. Artisanal products prepared directly on site which, after a healthy workout, deserve to be tasted. A top class gym. (Original) Conosciuta per caso e subito innamorata. Una bellissima palestra, come accoglienza verso gli utenti e come servizio. Un servizio bar eccellente, caffè buonissimo, biscotti friabili di diversi tipi, schiacciatine davvero prelibate, e piatti preparati su richiesta di una bontà unica. Prodotti artigianali preparati direttamente in loco che, dopo un sano allenamento, meritano proprio di essere assaggiati. Una palestra da 100 e lode.
Claudia M — Google review
(Translated by Google) I gave it 4 stars because 5 wouldn't give me the motivation to improve, but I had a great experience with almost all the instructors. They were knowledgeable and informative about the smallest details of physical and spiritual well-being (yoga). The only downside was the work they did last year in July-August, with the air conditioning being renovated. Well done, though. (Original) Ho dato 4 stelle perché a 5 non ci sarebbero stimoli per migliorarsi ma io mi son trovato bene con quasi tutti gli istruttori. Informati e informatori nei più piccoli particolari del benessere del corpo e dello spirito ( yoga ). Unico neo i lavori che hanno effettuato l' anno scorso in luglio-agosto con aria condizionata in ristrutturazione. Comunque bravi.
Carlo R — Google review
(Translated by Google) very well looked after place, clean even during the busiest hours and attentive to the customer with personalized payment formulas. My son attends the judo course with the DOJO DEL JUDO (sports association that uses the gym spaces) EXCELLENT GROUP AND EXTREMELY COMPETENT TEACHERS Inside the gym, however, I am followed, in a part used only for personal sessions (and with very high-tech machinery), by a personal trainer ANDREA who I HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR HIS COMPETENCE AND PROFESSIONALISM! Since I've been doing targeted exercises with him I'm starting to move again and I finally have less pain! Before, most of my joints were blocked! (Original) luogo molto ben curato, pulito anche nelle ore di maggior affluenza ed attento al cliente con formule di pagamenti personalizzate. Mio figlio frequenta il corso di judo con il DOJO DEL JUDO ( associazione sportiva che si avvale degli spazi della palestra) OTTIMO GRUPPO ED INSEGNANTI ESTREMAMENTE COMPETENTI All' interno della palestra invece io sono seguita , in una parte adibita solo a sessioni personal( e con macchinari di altissima tecnologia )da un personal trainer ANDREA che STRACONSIGLIO PER COMPETENZA E PROFESSIONALITÀ ! Da quando faccio esercizi mirati con lui sto ricominciando a muovermi e finalmente ho meno dolori! prima avevo gran parte delle articolazioni bloccate !
Veronica L — Google review
(Translated by Google) Gym full of different courses. Trained and energetic instructors. Aquagym, total body, other free body courses mixed with equipment, trx. A complete system of timetables and training methods with equipment room and even personal trainer. Lots of changing rooms and showers, kept clean. They have a bar for breaks and quick lunches. The environment is colorful and cheerful. (Original) Palestra ricca di corsi diversi. Istruttori preparati e pieni di energia. Acquagym, total body, altri corsi di corpo libero misto ad attrezzi, trx. Un sistema di orari e modalità di allenamento completo con sala attezzi e anche personal trainer. Molti spogliatoi e doccie, tenuti puliti. Hanno un bar per pausa e pranzi veloci. L'ambiente è colorato e allegro.
ROSSELLA C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Staff always present Peaceful and excellent environment (Original) Personale sempre presente Ambiente tranquillo e ottimo
Massimo S — Google review
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