Why go
Its position is more memorable than a single decorated façade. The palace stands across the river from the Uffizi and close to Ponte Vecchio, while Via de' Bardi begins beneath an arch in the structure. That unusual street relationship makes it a concise exterior architecture stop.
What to look for
- Watch Via de' Bardi pass through an arch beneath the building.
- Compare the river façade with the palace's tighter street-facing side.
- Use the Uffizi across the Arno to orient the palace in the cityscape.
Useful to know
- View Palazzo Tempi from the riverside and nearby Ponte Vecchio as an exterior stop.
- Walk around the corner to see how the structure meets Via de' Bardi.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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