Formerly Casa del Fascio and, after the war, Casa del Popolo, since 1979 the building on Via Locchi has housed the Municipal Library named after Figline's most illustrious son, humanist Marsilio Ficino.

On the ground floor, in addition to the reception and orientation service, there is a children's room and a periodical reading room, from where there is also access to the small and cozy outdoor garden.

On the upper floor are two large study rooms in which most of the non-fiction and fiction holdings are stored.

It has about 45 thousand volumes, with special thematic sections reserved for inclusive reading, civil and social rights, theater, biographies, and genre literature. It also features a rich media library with about 1,000 films and documentaries on DVD.

The Marsilio Ficino Municipal Library hosts children's workshops and book presentations, the meetings of the Municipal Libraries Reading Group, the seasonal reviews "Christmas in theLibrary" and "Spring in the Library," and other free events open to the public on the occasion of the main events organized by the Municipality of Figline and Incisa Valdarno, including "Autumnia" and "Waiting for Autumnia," "THiNK - Festival of Digital Culture."