Inside, on the first floor, is a museum of typical Florentine domestic life from the 14th to 16th centuries, with furniture, utensils, and ceramics the most attractive are in the Sala dei Pappagalli (Parrots' Hall) with its trompe l'?“il tapestries frescoed on the walls.
The first floor contains numerous objects from the 14th to 16th centuries, including furniture and ceramics.
The first floor is currently being renovated and contains no historical items.
It is raining.
I do not believe that her sleep was faked.
The children are standing.
The old Marais and its Jewish quarter have always been the same.
A girl playing on a swing.
The movie was Half Monty, not really that good, but wasn't that bad as well.