Prato is a contemporary city that combines tradition and innovation. Located in a strategic position, a short distance from Florence but also close to Lucca, Pisa, Pistoia, Siena and Arezzo, Prato enchants with its historic center steeped in ancient charm and the vibrant modern district, a symbol of business and contemporary art, in an itinerary that ranges from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Textile city and cradle of art, Prato boasts Renaissance masterpieces unique in the world, such as the famous Pulpit by Donatello, the frescoes by the Renaissance master Filippo Lippi and the Emperor's Castle, the only Swabian castle in central Italy. The textile collections, inspired by art thanks to the long tradition in the textile sector, have influenced fashion and the choices of big designers with their excellence.

Prato was the birthplace of many personalities who left an indelible mark on history, among which Francesco di Marco Datini, a renowned medieval merchant and entrepreneur, stands out. In more recent times, we remember figures such as Malaparte and the actor Francesco Nuti, along with renowned writers who have shaped the literary scene.

We cannot overlook the delights that have made Prato famous throughout the world, such as Peaches , almond biscuits and its delicious Mortadella .

With its almost 200,000 inhabitants, Prato is the second largest city by population in the Tuscan region and is the capital of a province that includes six other municipalities: Montemurlo , Poggio a Caiano , Carmignano , Vaiano , Vernio and Cantagallo .

Prato stands out for its constant attention to sustainability and technological innovation, embodying a city where art, history, modernity, entrepreneurship and good living blend harmoniously.