LOCATION

Terrazza Paradiso

Perched above La Loggia at the most iconic spot in Piazzale Michelangelo, Terrazza Paradiso is an exclusive space where Florence reveals itself in all its beauty. Set on the rooftop of the historic neoclassical building designed by Giuseppe Poggi, the terrace can host up to 70 guests and offers a unique perspective over the city — a true “open book onto the sky and Florence.” La Loggia was born during the great urban transformations of Florence as Capital, when Poggi envisioned Piazzale Michelangelo and the building as a place dedicated to art and to the genius of Michelangelo. Since 1876, it has become one of the city’s most evocative gathering places, where culture, elegance, and conviviality come together.

THE FOOD SELECTION

Caviar, Champagne, and Flavors of Excellence

For the summer season, Terrazza Paradiso presents a dedicated food & drink offering, designed to enhance the most scenic moment of the day — from aperitivo to after dinner. At the heart of the selection is Beluga caviar, paired with cocktails or Champagne and small gourmet creations: crostini with butter and caviar, tasting journeys, and fresh pairings such as strawberries with caviar. An essential, precious, and contemporary proposal, in keeping with La Loggia’s philosophy: premium ingredients, refined mixology, and a cuisine that accompanies the experience without overpowering it.

THE SUMMER FORMAT

Caviar House Maleki at Terrazza Paradiso

Introducing Caviar House Maleki at Terrazza Paradiso, a summer format created to experience Florence from above, amid golden light, Champagne, and caviar. From 6:00 to 8:30 PM, the aperitivo features a cocktail or Champagne with three crostini of butter and Beluga caviar; from 8:30 to 11:00 PM, the tasting includes a drink or Champagne and two tasting courses, one dedicated to Beluga; from 11:00 PM to 1:30 AM, the after-dinner becomes an elegant ritual with cocktails or Champagne, strawberries, and Beluga caviar. An exclusive experience on the rooftop of La Loggia, in the heart of Florence’s most beautiful “open-air museum.” Reservation recommended.