Space utilization
Within the spaces of theIstituto degli Innocenti there are halls and courtyards that lend themselves to the organization of conferences, conventions, gala dinners, performances, training meetings, exhibitions and displays of national and international importance. Spaces that can be used for temporary events are set in a unified context of purposes, where each activity is carried out in accordance with the mission of the Institution. Revenues from external initiatives support the charitable activities of theIstituto degli Innocenti.
Check out the fee schedule for spaces that can be used for temporary events.
Check out the regulations for the use of spaces.
The Institute, in continuity with its inspiration, promotes the active rights of children and adolescents as enunciated by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted in New York on November 20, 1989, through a multiplicity of socio-educational activities, study and research on the condition of childhood, training of adults of reference for children and adolescents, and promotion of the culture of integration and coexistence in respect of human rights.
After restoration and redevelopment in 2016, which affected a large part of the building, a portion of the structure has become a venue for events in the center of Florence.
Check out the fee schedule for spaces that can be used for temporary events.
Check out the regulations for the use of spaces.
The Institute, in continuity with its inspiration, promotes the active rights of children and adolescents as enunciated by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted in New York on November 20, 1989, through a multiplicity of socio-educational activities, study and research on the condition of childhood, training of adults of reference for children and adolescents, and promotion of the culture of integration and coexistence in respect of human rights.
After restoration and redevelopment in 2016, which affected a large part of the building, a portion of the structure has become a venue for events in the center of Florence.
Salone Brunelleschi
The Salone Brunelleschi, an ancient hall with a 15th-century coffered ceiling, is emblematic of the Florentine Renaissance atmosphere that characterizes theIstituto degli Innocenti. The Salone is located on the ground floor and features natural lighting and excellent acoustics. Its central location allows direct access from the Cortile delle Donne and the Cortile degli Uomini. It is suitable for hosting conferences and exhibitions, dinners and cocktails as well as concerts and performances.
Data sheet
Examples of staging:
Placée
Standing
Platea
School desks
Horseshoe
Single table
Equipment included:
- sound system
- No. 4 gooseneck microphones for the chair table
- No. 1 wireless radio microphone
- No. 1 multimedia video projector with retractable screen
- PC
- Chair's platform accessible by ramp
Salone Poccetti
The salone Poccetti is the second largest room after the salone Brunelleschi The space enjoys natural lighting and is suitable for hosting conferences, meetings and convivial events.
It is the former women's refectory and is named after the History of the Innocents fresco created in the 17th century by artist Bernardino Poccetti.
It is the former women's refectory and is named after the History of the Innocents fresco created in the 17th century by artist Bernardino Poccetti.
Data sheet
Examples of staging:
Standing
Platea
School desks
Horseshoe
Equipment included:
- sound system
- No. 3 supercardioid microphones
- No. 1 wireless radio microphone
- No. 1 multimedia video projector with retractable screen
- PC
Sala Agata and Sala Smeralda
The interconnecting Agata and Smeralda Rooms are multifunctional spaces and adjacent to the Salone Poccetti. Welcoming and ductile, these rooms can be used for small working groups, reception and convivial events.
Examples of staging:
Placée
Platea
Sala San Giovanni
Sala San Giovanni is a perfect space for small meetings, team building, boards and small meetings. It has audio-visual equipment and tip-up chairs.
In the past, it was used as a reading room for the historical archives, which is located not far away. It overlooks the majestic Cortile degli Uomini.
In the past, it was used as a reading room for the historical archives, which is located not far away. It overlooks the majestic Cortile degli Uomini.
Data sheet
Examples of staging:
Standing
Platea
Horseshoe
Equipment included:
- sound system
- No. 3 supercardioid microphones
- No. 1 wireless radio microphone
- No. 1 multimedia video projector with retractable screen
- PC
Salone delle Compagnie
In Renaissance times, the Complex's subterranean rooms housed workshops and meetings of lay congregations.
Embellished with splendid frescoes and cross-vaulted arches, the Salone delle Compagnie is the perfect and evocative space for exhibitions, exhibition areas and convivial gatherings.
Embellished with splendid frescoes and cross-vaulted arches, the Salone delle Compagnie is the perfect and evocative space for exhibitions, exhibition areas and convivial gatherings.
Salone Borghini
The Salone Borghini is used as an exhibition space. It is a modern and functional hall perfectly capable of hosting temporary exhibitions, fashion shows and any other type of event.
Like the Salone delle Compagnie , it features a vaulted ceiling and pillars supporting the structure.
Like the Salone delle Compagnie , it features a vaulted ceiling and pillars supporting the structure.
Cortile delle donne
The Cortile delle Donne, was completed in 1439 under the direction of Francesco Della Luna. It is adjacent to the Salone Brunelleschi and can be used for convivial events in conjunction with the halls. It is also suitable for concerts and performances.
Data sheet
Examples of staging:
Placée
Standing
Cortile degli uomini
The Cortile degli Uomini, together with the large loggia on the façade, has always represented the heart of the Innocenti complex.
Brunelleschi's design called for a single large square room behind the Loggiato, flanked by the Church and the Abituro dei fanciulli.
The artistic and historical value of this space makes it exclusive and reserved for very few special events; in fact, the space is available only by specific concession from theIstituto degli Innocenti.
Brunelleschi's design called for a single large square room behind the Loggiato, flanked by the Church and the Abituro dei fanciulli.
The artistic and historical value of this space makes it exclusive and reserved for very few special events; in fact, the space is available only by specific concession from theIstituto degli Innocenti.
