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Piazza Indipendenza 9, 50129 Firenze
Piazza Indipendenza 9, 50129 Firenze
Villa Ruspoli, located in Piazza Indipendenza in Florence, has a fascinating history. Originally built for the Barbolani da Montauto family, it later became the property of the Gondi family and eventually the Ruspoli family in 1865. Under the Ruspoli ownership, the villa underwent expansions and beautification, enhancing its aesthetics to suit the family's needs.
Villa Ruspoli, located in Piazza Indipendenza in Florence, has a fascinating history. Originally built for the Barbolani da Montauto family, it later became the property of the Gondi family and eventually the Ruspoli family in 1865. Under the Ruspoli ownership, the villa underwent expansions and beautification, enhancing its aesthetics to suit the family's needs.
Today, Villa Ruspoli stands as the historic headquarters for legal studies at the University of Florence. Recently renovated, the 19th-century building now features modern amenities such as web service/videoconferencing facilities and air conditioning systems. The main classrooms have been furnished anew, creating a comfortable learning environment. This renovation project, completed within six months, received funding from the Department of Legal Sciences.
Today, Villa Ruspoli stands as the historic headquarters for legal studies at the University of Florence. Recently renovated, the 19th-century building now features modern amenities such as web service/videoconferencing facilities and air conditioning systems. The main classrooms have been furnished anew, creating a comfortable learning environment. This renovation project, completed within six months, received funding from the Department of Legal Sciences.
Villa Ruspoli also houses the esteemed Center for Studies in the History of Modern Legal Thought, which boasts its own library and journal. Additionally, the villa is home to the book collection donated by Paolo Grossi, comprising approximately 10,000 volumes on Italian law and notable legal literature from Germany, France, Spain, and Latin America.
Villa Ruspoli also houses the esteemed Center for Studies in the History of Modern Legal Thought, which boasts its own library and journal. Additionally, the villa is home to the book collection donated by Paolo Grossi, comprising approximately 10,000 volumes on Italian law and notable legal literature from Germany, France, Spain, and Latin America.
Moreover, Villa Ruspoli serves as the venue for the School of Specialization for Legal Professions, providing comprehensive professional training for aspiring magistrates, lawyers, and notaries.
Moreover, Villa Ruspoli serves as the venue for the School of Specialization for Legal Professions, providing comprehensive professional training for aspiring magistrates, lawyers, and notaries.
Universita degli studi di Firenze - sede Villa Ruspoli, Piazza della Indipendenza, 9, 50129 Firenze FI
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Florence Airport - Aeroporto Amerigo Vespucci and T2 tram line.
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By train
The main station in Florence is Firenze Santa Maria Novella. From there, it's just a 10-minute walk to reach the Villa.
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