This issue of The Florentine celebrates Florence’s Supreme Poet ahead of Dantedì on March 25, the date when Dante is believed to have started writing his ‘Divine Comedy’ and the date that the Italian government has dedicated to the writer as a symbol of Italian culture worldwide.
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A mass was held by the Archbishop of Florence at the Basilica of Santissima Annunziata.
The hall dedicated to the Renaissance master in Italy's first national museum is once again open to the public, following a year-long restoration effort.
Internationally acclaimed financial expert and ten times New York Times bestselling author David Bach interviews Florence-based entrepreneurs who are accomplishing inspiring things in pandemic times in this new video series, ...
The renowned Italian tenor speaks with The Florentine about the Andrea Bocelli Foundation’s ten year anniversary and their education-focused projects. Read more about the Andrea Bocelli Foundation here, ...
From May 11 to August 8, 2021, the Honorable and Ancient Citizen of Florence exhibition will welcome visitors to the Bargello in Florence. The show explores Dante’s relationship ...
