Palazzo Soderini
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| Address : | Borgo S. Frediano, 14, 50124 Firenze FI, Italy |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La famiglia Soderini possedeva numerose case su questa parte del fiume, come testimoni anche l'intitolazione del vicino Lungarno Soderini, dove si trovava il principale palazzo familiare, distrutto durante la seconda guerra mondiale.
Il palazzo del lungarno Guicciardini, come le altre proprietà familiari, venne confiscato dopo il bando della famiglia nel 1494, per la sua opposizione ai Medici, in particolare nella figura-simbolo della restaurazione repubblicana di Pier Soderini.
La famiglia subì una sorta di damnatio memoriae, tanto che ancora oggi è impossibile trovare un loro stemma visibile in città, ma molto tempo dopo venne posta una targa nell'androne del palazzo che ricorda l'amicizia e l'ospitalità dei Soderini a figure importanti come Caterina da Siena, che vi si fermò nel 1377. Inoltre vi si ricordano altri ospiti illustri come Raffaello Sanzio, Napoleone I, Walter Scott e Lord Byron.
La facciata attuale del palazzo è ottocentesca, con portali a tutto sesto al pian terreno, dove oggi si trovano esercizi commerciali, tra bugnato, mentre i piani superiori presentano cinque assi di finestre con timpani e architravi ondulate
 The Soderini family owned numerous houses on this part of the river, as evidenced by the naming of the nearby Lungarno Soderini, where the main family palace was located, destroyed during the Second World War.
The palace of the Lungarno Guicciardini, like the other family properties, was confiscated after the ban of the family in 1494, due to its opposition to the Medici, in particular in the figure-symbol of the republican restoration by Pier Soderini.
The family suffered a sort of damnatio memoriae, so much so that even today it is impossible to find their coat of arms visible in the city, but a long time later a plaque was placed in the entrance hall of the building that recalls the friendship and hospitality of the Soderini to important figures such as Caterina da Siena, who stayed there in 1377. Other illustrious guests are also remembered such as Raffaello Sanzio, Napoleon I, Walter Scott and Lord Byron.
The current facade of the building is from the nineteenth century, with round-arched portals on the ground floor, where today there are commercial businesses, between ashlar, while the upper floors have five axes of windows with corrugated tympanums and architraves
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