Peruzzi Tower

History

From the Del Figna to the Peruzzi

According to Wikipedia the ancient fortified tower belonged to the Del Figna family, then to the Passerini and, from 1299, to the Peruzzi, who held it until 1901. In that year died Emilia Toscanelli, childless widow of Ubaldino Peruzzi, the politician who lived here for a long time and died here on 9 September 1891; he was mayor of Florence and a minister of the Kingdom of Italy.

What to see

The building began as a fortified tower later transformed into a villa; architectural details: to be confirmed.

Where it is

In via Ubaldino Peruzzi, at Antella, in the municipality of Bagno a Ripoli (Florence). It is a complex that is most likely not open to the public: to be confirmed.

Practical information

Tickets and where to buy them

We found no official information on tickets or bookings: to be confirmed with the municipality or the body that manages the site.

Opening days and hours

Opening days and hours: to be confirmed.

Where to eat

Restaurants and trattorias can be found in the nearby towns; addresses and hours: to be confirmed.

Parking and services

Parking and services nearby: to be confirmed.

Accessibility and other information

Accessibility for people with reduced mobility: to be confirmed. For the outdoor remains and country paths, suitable footwear is recommended.

Opening hours, prices and services often change: before your visit, call the official number or check the castle’s website. Last checked: November 2026.

Sources: Wikipedia – Villa La Torre; Wikipedia – Ubaldino Peruzzi.