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Helen Farrell is editor-in-chief of The Florentine, a role she has held since 2013. She is also a freelance contributor to Decanter and runs the magazine's translation and copywriting department.
This month’s cover is by Inna Morozova, whose oneiric illustration comes ahead of World Dream Day on September 25 and her exhibition at Hotel Savoy.
Florence's "wine windows" are enjoying a second renaissance and brisk business.
Don't miss this high-level tennis and padel tournament from September 7 to 17.
The author of Florence-based "Toscanelli's Ray" discusses the importance of writerly freedom.
The first-time novelist talks about the differences between academia and fiction.
Executive director and board member of Friends of the Uffizi
Slated for completion by 2028, Firenze Belfiore station will change the face of Florence’s public transport system.
Dive into the Etruscan past and present-day cultural life of this village between Siena and Volterra.
Tasting the New Messi Chicken Sandwich in the cavernous beauty of a former cinema.
Impeccable service, understated elegance and dangerously drinkable aperitifs
The British crime writer shows a different side of Bologna in his Daniel Leicester novels.
This eatery is the brainchild of Jacopo Vettori, a young Florentine sports science graduate.
This month’s cover comes from Prato-based illustrator Lorenzo D’Alessandro, whose whimsical doodles have been featured in the New Yorker.
A review of the new immersive exhibition at Gucci Garden.
Work is underway on the city centre Starbucks coffee shop, less than a minute from piazza del Duomo in Florence.
The descendant of the Florentine aristocratic family talks about the responsibilities that come with her position.
Developments at Sant'Orsola, Pride Month and summer events are front and centre of the June issue of The Florentine.
Interfaith and community dinners will place the emphasis on giving back.
From June 1 to July 2, a section will open for free guided tours of the inaugural exhibition Beyond the Walls of Sant’Orsola.
The Volatility of Being photography exhibition is being hosted at the Lungarno Collection hotel near the Ponte Vecchio.
There's nowhere more beautiful to while away the spring, learning a new sport in the great Tuscan outdoors.
This May edition is the 300th issue of The Florentine as we embrace the spring with all its events.
Language learning and promoting French culture are the mission at the French Institute in Florence
