Are these the new Dark Ages? From weavers to gold smiths, the artisans that filled Europe with museum-quality handicrafts have largely disappeared, their skills outsource to machines. But, now one top hotel is working to support and showcase traditional trades—and naturally it’s located in the cradle of the Renaissance: Florence.
Starting this week, the Place Firenze—a boutique, house-hotel frequently voted one of the best in the world—has launched a new project under the rather dreamy name, the Place of Wonders (TPOW). Part guest experience and part foundation, the program will connect curious travelers with the behind-the-scenes of six “wonders” of Florentine craftsmanship in a bid to preserve dying skills.
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