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One can either become an individual owner of a Private Residence or acquire a Membership in the Palazzo Tornabuoni Residence Club, which affords residency rights to a selected number of Club Residences within the Palace. There are 37 apartments: 27 Private Residences and 10 Club Residences.

Palazzo Tornabuoni is a private residential building created through the restoration of a magnificent 15th century palace in the heart of Florence, Italy.

Situated on one of Florence’s most aristocratic city-centre streets, in the heart of the fashion district, this historic fifteenth-century palazzo was home to a Renaissance Pope and hosted the world’s first documented opera performance.

Palazzo Tornabuoni was built for one of the city’s most influential families at the height of the Tuscan Renaissance. Once home to the Medici, Palazzo Tornabuoni is now seen as Europe’s most elegant Private Residence and Whole Ownership Club.
We have restored and modernized the Palazzo with the utmost respect for its historic integrity and grandeur. Just as Florence served as the epicentre of European culture during the Renaissance, our Club is embracing an international group of Members who call the Palazzo, and its associated world-class lifestyle experience, their home.

Reviving its sixteenth-century role as a civic fulcrum, Palazzo Tornabuoni is once again an integral part of the city’s vibrant cultural life, and a dynamic forum for intellectual, social and business encounters.

Members have ample opportunity to explore the Tuscan capital’s instinct for fashion and design, fine ancient and contemporary art, and authentic food and wine. Palazzo Tornabuoni opens doors onto a Florentine social and cultural landscape that visitors rarely glimpse.

Situated on one of Florence’s most aristocratic city-centre streets, in the heart of the fashion district, this historic fifteenth-century palazzo was home to a Renaissance Pope and hosted the world’s first documented opera performance.

Palazzo Tornabuoni was built for one of the city’s most influential families at the height of the Tuscan Renaissance. Once home to the Medici, Palazzo Tornabuoni is now seen as Europe’s most elegant Private Residence and Whole Ownership Club.
We have restored and modernized the Palazzo with the utmost respect for its historic integrity and grandeur. Just as Florence served as the epicentre of European culture during the Renaissance, our Club is embracing an international group of Members who call the Palazzo, and its associated world-class lifestyle experience, their home.

Reviving its sixteenth-century role as a civic fulcrum, Palazzo Tornabuoni is once again an integral part of the city’s vibrant cultural life, and a dynamic forum for intellectual, social and business encounters.

Members have ample opportunity to explore the Tuscan capital’s instinct for fashion and design, fine ancient and contemporary art, and authentic food and wine. Palazzo Tornabuoni opens doors onto a Florentine social and cultural landscape that visitors rarely glimpse.

In September 2024, Palazzo Tornabuoni will celebrate its 15th anniversary since opening. It will be a time to celebrate with members and friends of the Club with a series of wonderful events.

In September 2024, Palazzo Tornabuoni will celebrate its 15th anniversary since opening. It will be a time to celebrate with members and friends of the Club with a series of wonderful events.

CLUB TORNABUONI

CLUB TORNABUONI

PRIVATE RESIDENCES

There are 27 Private Residences at Palazzo Tornabuoni. Each Residence is unique. Some are enriched by priceless fifteenth century frescoes others enjoy breath-taking views over Florentine rooftops and Brunelleschi’s cathedral dome.

SERVICES & AMENITIES

Owners benefit from the use of the magnificent indoor and outdoor communal living and dining areas.

SERVICES & AMENITIES

Owners benefit from the use of the magnificent indoor and outdoor communal living and dining areas.

FLORENCE

The intellectual and artistic spirit of the Florentine Renaissance changed the destiny of Western art and culture. Today, art remains close to the heartbeat of Florence.