Marsilis Tower
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| Address : | Borgo S. Iacopo, 17, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy |
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| Description : | Rectangular stone tower from the 12th century, adorned with 19th-century terra cotta sculptures. |
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Googl I on Google
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Stefanori on Google
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Alp Yalgin on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Boyle bir yapida halen oturan insanlarin olmasi vok ilginc, hrleki merdivenden baska bir sey de kullanilamiyor =)
 Boyle to be the man still sitting in a construction provoke interesting, can not be used as anything other than hrle stairs =)
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Al Y on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Украшенная барельефами башня
Bas-relief tower
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ANDREA BORGHI on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Una delle più belle torri di Borgo San Jacopo impreziosita dalle bellissime terrecotte robbiane
One of the most beautiful towers of Borgo San Jacopo embellished with beautiful Della Robbia terracotta
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Dunia Quiriconi on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La torre dei Marsili è una delle torri medievali di Borgo San Jacopo, nel quartiere di Oltrarno a Firenze. Nell'Ottocento la torre appartenne all'orafo Giuseppe Sorbi, che decorò la facciata con le terrecotte robbiane che si vedono ancora oggi. La principale rappresenta un'Annunciazione, affiancata da due statuette di angeli in piccole nicchie su due mensole sostenute da cherubini. Sormonta l'insieme un Gesù bambino benedicente.
The Torre dei Marsili is one of the medieval towers of Borgo San Jacopo, in the Oltrarno district of Florence. In the nineteenth century the tower belonged to the goldsmith Giuseppe Sorbi, who decorated the façade with Della Robbia terracotta that can still be seen today. The main one represents an Annunciation, flanked by two statuettes of angels in small niches on two shelves supported by cherubs. The whole is surmounted by a blessing baby Jesus.
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Jesus Solero on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Esta torre medieval se encuentra en el barrio de Borgo San Jacopo, en Oltrarno. Fue construida en el siglo XII por iniciativa de los Marsili, una de las familias güelfas más antiguas de la ciudad. Durante el siglo XIX fue propiedad de un orfebre, que decoró la fachada con las terracotas que vemos actualmente. Su elemento más característico es una representación de la Anunciación, decorada profusamente con guirnaldas, flores y frutas de varios colores, flanqueada por unos pequeños nichos que contienen dos ángeles, apoyados en querubines. En la parte más alta podemos ver una pequeña escultura en mármol que representa al niño Jesús en el acto de bendecir. El interior tiene planta cuadrangular y consta de cinco pisos. En la actualidad es propiedad privada, no siendo posible su visita, así que nos tendremos que conformar con contemplarla desde el exterior.
This medieval tower is located in the neighborhood of Borgo San Jacopo, in Oltrarno. It was built in the 12th century on the initiative of the Marsili family, one of the oldest Güell families in the city. During the nineteenth century it was owned by a goldsmith, who decorated the facade with the terracottas that we see today. Its most characteristic element is a representation of the Annunciation, decorated profusely with garlands, flowers and fruits of various colors, flanked by small niches containing two angels, supported by cherubs. In the highest part we can see a small marble sculpture representing the baby Jesus in the act of blessing. The interior has a quadrangular floor plan and consists of five floors. At the present time it is private property, its visit is not possible, so we will have to settle for contemplating it from the outside.
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roberto rosini on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Torre dei Marsili è una delle belle torri di Oltrarno, a metà di Borgo San Jacopo svetta perfettamente integra. Quello che era l'ingresso su strada ora è l'accesso di un locale, è sormontato da belle ceramiche robbiane in ottime condizioni nonostante il tempo. Sul fianco della torre che da su via Toscanella si vede una terracotta opera ironica di un artista fiorentino negli anni 60: la Madonna del Puzzo posta lì per scherzare sul maleodore dei cassonetti posti in zona.
Torre dei Marsili is one of the beautiful towers of Oltrarno, in the middle of Borgo San Jacopo stands perfectly intact. What used to be the entrance on the street is now the entrance to a room, surmounted by beautiful Della Robbia ceramics in excellent condition despite the weather. On the side of the tower overlooking via Toscanella you can see an ironic terracotta work by a Florentine artist in the 60s: the Madonna del Puzzo placed there to joke about the malodor of the bins placed in the area.
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