Stone arches and timber beams inside Osteria Baglioni
Set tables and exposed stone walls inside Osteria Baglioni
ANNO 1905

Palazzetto Baglioni

A facade that tells the story of Londa.

The palazzetto is known for its facade, decorated in 1905, attributed to Adolfo Baglioni and created using sgraffito and tempera techniques.

Portraits, allegorical figures, fantastic animals and plant motifs form a rare decorative ensemble, protected and restored in 2021–2022. Today the Osteria occupies the ground floor, bringing stone, wood and iron into dialogue with a contemporary language.

The complete facade of Palazzetto Baglioni in Londa
The green landscape surrounding Londa
A natural view of Londa and its surroundings
The decorated facade of Palazzetto Baglioni in Londa
The green landscape around Londa
The stream and landscape of Londa

Project funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU

Osteria Baglioni was created with support from the Bando Imprese Borghi – PNRR M1C3, Investment 2.1. Beneficiary: AG S.r.l. Semplificata · CUP C95H23004350008 · COR 22769692 · Funding awarded: € 73,791.58.

Contacts and reservations

See you in
Londa.

Address

Via Roma 36
50060 Londa (FI)

Opening hours

Mon–Sun 7:30–11:00 pm
Closed on Wednesdays

Osteria Baglioni

Italian cooking,
Tuscan rhythm.

An intimate osteria inside a place that carries more than a century of history.

Our cooking begins with Italian tradition and follows the seasons, the ingredients available and the pleasure of change. Tuscan dishes, recipes from other regions and contemporary ideas come together with simplicity, precision and substance.

30 seats · A menu guided by the seasons · Dinner every evening, except Wednesdays

ANNO

1905

PALAZZETTO BAGLIONI

A facade that tells the story of Londa.

The palazzetto is known for its facade, decorated in 1905, attributed to Adolfo Baglioni and created using sgraffito and tempera techniques.

Portraits, allegorical figures, fantastic animals and plant motifs form a rare decorative ensemble, protected and restored in 2021–2022. Today the Osteria occupies the street level, bringing stone, wood and iron into dialogue with a contemporary language.