Gucci Garden Review

The Gucci Garden is located right in the heart of Florence, in Piazza della Signoria. While Florence is known for its incredible renaissance art museums, like the Uffizi Gallery, the Gucci Garden offers a fresh, contemporary art experience.

Florence's Gucci Museo Fashion Art Gallery, a place of pilgrimage to fashionable culture and youth! Located in historic Florence's 14th-century classical architecture, between the world-famous Uffizi Gallery (Uffizi Gallery) - Lord's Square (Piazza della Signoria) and St. Nengcui Square (Piazza di San Firenze). The unique brand fashion museum was curated by Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele in collaboration with world-renowned artists Trevor Andrew, Coco Capitán and Jayde Fish, and named the area "Gucci Garden", where the giant art murals that melted into the brand image - the GUCCI selection package of the past half century - are full of The design of men's and women's clothing and clothing of exotic cultural elements and the GUCCI travel special area are the special theme of the exhibition. Visitors from the non-fashion industry can also understand the development process of the Gucci brand in the exhibition, and the clever combination of Italian art. The entrance ticket is 8 euros. Open until 10:30 pm.

gucci garden This is in the Municipal Square, which is equivalent to the concept of Gucci's museum and boutique. There is also Gucci afternoon tea here. I feel that the interior decoration is all thoughtful, and they are all some classic and beautiful Gucci bags and other products.

Especially good, the price is right, and the service attitude is also very good.

A super-beautiful famous museum, displaying all kinds of products of different periods that you have never seen, with bright colors, is definitely a place loved by girls.

Gucci's birthplace is Italy, so buying Gucci's goods in Italy is also the cheapest in the world. The Gucci Museum is located in the Plaza of Notre Dame's Baihua Cathedral.