Discover the art collection at the Living Hotel De Medici with our digital art guide. Explore the hotel’s artworks at your own pace while delving deeper into their stories and art-historical context. Information about the individual works and their respective periods provides fascinating insights and brings the collection to life in an engaging and accessible way.
The art collection at the Living Hotel De Medici brings together works from different periods and regions. Among the pieces on display are ancient marble sculptures, European paintings spanning several centuries and historic reliefs. Together, they create a multifaceted collection reflecting different artistic traditions and styles. Integrated throughout the hotel, the artworks contribute to its distinctive atmosphere and bring the history of art and culture to life in many different ways.
The digital art guide is a complimentary audio guide that allows you to explore Living Hotel De Medici’s art collection independently. More than 30 audio stops guide you through ten areas of the hotel, providing insights into selected artworks, their history and the periods in which they were created.
No. You do not need an additional app. The art guide is optimized for smartphone use and can be opened directly in your browser. No installation or download is required.
Simply scan the QR code at reception or in your room using your smartphone camera. The art guide will then open directly in your browser. Alternatively, you can also access it online.
The art guide is available in German and English.
Yes. An internet connection is required for audio playback. During your stay, you can use the hotel’s complimentary Wi-Fi.
No. You can decide for yourself which areas and stops you would like to explore. Follow the tour according to your interests and at your own pace. We recommend using headphones so you can listen without interruption and avoid disturbing other guests.
Yes. On request, we also offer private guided tours of the art collection for groups of up to 15 people. If you would like to discover the artworks as part of a personal guided tour, you can submit your request here.








