Cammino di San Jacopo: Points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Hotel Palazzo (Livorno)

  19th-century palace in Renaissance Revival style, in Livorno, Italy.

• Palazzina Zalum

  Palace in eclectic style, in Livorno, Italy.

• San Jacopo in Acquaviva

  12th-century church in Renaissance Revival style, dedicated to St. James the Elder, in Livorno, Italy, designated as Italian national heritage.

• Palazzo Alessandri con casa annessa

  Facade: stone (outer curtain, architectural elements) / brick (upper masonry portion of the building) / painted plaster (surface of the brick masonry); emerging building body: stone (outer curtains…

• Palazzetto Alessandri

  Facade: painted plaster (cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); other walls: painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

• Palazzo Altoviti detto dei Visacci

  External perimeter walls: painted plaster (surface cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); other walls: painted plaster (surface finish)

• [Casa in linea in Borgo degli Albizi, 19, 39r]

  Painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

• Casa Pazzi

  Facade: stone (outer curtain of the ground floor, architectural elements)/ painted plaster (cladding of the upper elevation); other walls: painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

• [Casa a schiera in Borgo degli Albizi, 25]

  Facade: stone (outer curtain of the ground floor, architectural elements), painted plaster (cladding of the upper elevation); perimeter walls of the modified inner courtyard: stone (portico…

• Palazzo Ramirez de Montalvo

  Load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Tanaglia o Tenagli

  Facade: painted plaster (cladding)/ stone (outer curtain, architectural elements); perimeter wall on the south side: stone (pillars of bricked arches)/ painted plaster (surface finish); other walls…

• Palazzo Pazzi poi Vitali

  Facade: painted plaster (cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); perimeter walls of the modified courtyard: stone (portico pillars)/ painted plaster (surface finish); other walls: painted plaster…

• Palazzo Mondragone

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Picchi già Gherardi

  external and internal facades: painted plaster/ stone

• Palazzo Borghese

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone and marble (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Foresi

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo della Banca d'Italia

  facade on via dell'Oriuolo: sandstone (rusticated cladding)

• Palazzo Busini Ugolini o degli Sporti

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Bastogi già Bargilli Sarchi

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Torre e Palazzo dè Donati

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Arrighi poi Pucci

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Medici Tornaquinci

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Casa Zaiti

  facade: painted plaster (surface cladding)/ stone (architectural elements); other walls: painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

• Palazzo Valori poi Galli Tassi

  facade on via Pandolfini: stone (outer curtain, architectural elements)/ decorated plaster with graffiti (cladding); facade on Borgo degli Albizi: painted plaster (surface cladding)/ stone…

• Palazzo Giandonati-Canacci

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• [Palazzo in via dei Pepi, 67]

  painted plaster (cladding and/or surface finish)

• Palazzo già Zati

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Bellini delle Stelle

  load-bearing walls: plastered brick/ stone (finishes)

• Palazzo Nonfinito

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core)/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Palazzo Baldasseroni

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick (core); courses and decorations: stone

• Palazzo Martellini

  load-bearing walls: plastered brick/ serena stone (finishing)

• Palazzo Galletti

  load-bearing walls: plastered brick, stone; finishes: serena stone

• Palazzo già Corbizzi

  load-bearing walls: stone, stone and brick; eaves and decorations: stone

• Palazzo Giaconi

  load-bearing walls: stone and brick/ stone (courses and decorations)

• Parco della Rimembranza della Croce Rossa Italiana

  memorial park/ for the fallen of the First and Second World War

• Parco della Rimembranza di Firenze

  memorial park for the fallen of the First World War

• Parco, commemorativo/ ai caduti della prima guerra mondiale, Parco della Rimembranza di Santa Croce a Firenze di Comune di Firenze

  The Parco della Rimembranza occupies the southern section of the first cloister of the S. Croce complex and consists of 10 cypress trees.

• Rotonda degli Angeli

  The building of the Rotonda is attached to a complex conventual structure connected to it by a short corridor.

• Chiesa di S. Maria Maggiore

  The church has a rectangular plan with three naves of similar height, divided by rectangular stone pillars with a small dentil cornice; a series of pointed arches rests on the pillars.

• Opificio delle Pietre Dure

  The building occupies part of the structure that originally constituted the Monastery of S. Niccolò di Cafaggio, between via degli Alfani and via Ricasoli.

• Complesso Conventuale di S. Maria degli Angeli

  The architectural complex of the former church and convent of Santa Maria degli Angeli is articulated around three cloisters with fronts on Piazza Brunelleschi and via degli Alfani, featuring a…

• Church of San Carlo of Lombardi

  Church in Gothic style, dedicated to Charles Borromeo, designed by Neri di Fioravante, in Florence, Italy.

• Santo Stefano al Ponte

  Church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Saint Stephen, in Florence, Italy.

• Complex of San Firenze

  Church in baroque style, dedicated to Philip Neri, designed by Pietro da Cortona, in Florence, Italy.

• San Martino del Vescovo

  15th-century church in Renaissance style, dedicated to Martin of Tours, in Florence, Italy.

• Santa Maria Sopra Porta

  Church, dedicated to Blaise of Sebaste, in Florence, Italy.

• San Remigio, Florence

  10th-century romanesque architecture church. San Remigio di Firenze is a church in Florence, Italy.

• Santa Margherita de' Cerchi

  Church in Romanesque style, dedicated to Margaret the Virgin, in Florence, Italy.

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