The Medici Villa and the Historical Museum of Hunting and Territory are located in Cerreto Guidi in the province of Florence. At the center of Cerreto Guidi is the precious villa commissioned by Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici as a hunting residence. The construction of the villa took place between 1564 and 1566 with architect Davide Fortini taking over from the architect Alfonso Parigi the Elder. The villa houses inside it the remakes of the original furnishings, the Medici portraits from the Florentine Galleries, and the Medici tapestries. Among the main works are the portraits of Cosimo in the coronation outfit as Grand Duke and the portrait of Isabella de’ Medici. The collection includes works owned by Stefano Bardini, which includes marble and terracotta sculptures, paintings on panel and canvas, artifacts in hard stones, inlaid and painted chests, and cupboards. The Historical Museum of Hunting and Territory has been located inside the villa since 2002. The Museum includes a hunting lodge from the Lorenese period and a collection of hunting and shooting weapons. Furthermore, the villa houses as an antique shop the Roman and medieval marbles.