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The Florentine editorial staff
From beaches to mountains, here are our editors' suggestions for summering in Tuscany.
Pope Leo I, Pope Celestine I and Pope Gregory VII return to the frontage.
Self-portraits, comic book artists and Lombard artists received new spaces.
Open daily from 10am to 11pm, the gelateria is stocked high with its award-winning Buontalenti flavour.
Toscana Pride coloured the streets of Florence yesterday. About 50,000 people—young and old, locals and internationals—marched at a critical time for Italy’s gay community as the central government continues to ...
Parties, dinners and dancing for the Fourth of July.
Birth dates and addresses of Vespucci, Machiavelli and Meucci all feature.
The centre will become a hub of excellence for health prevention in Florence.
From riversides to parks, here are some of Florence's hotspots for Summer 2023.
From sunscreen to sleek reads, update your summer look with these Tuscan-made items.
Florence's gates and ramparts have reopened for a summer of history walks and guided tours.
The British Ambassador to Italy, Edward Llewellyn, brings the event back to Florence.
The American artist’s startling exhibition continues until September 18.
Fendi, ERL and Polimoda all wowed fashion professionals with their runway looks.
Pitti Uomo 104 brings the industry back to the birthplace of fashion with the summer edition of the menswear trade fair.
June 24 marks the city’s annual celebrations with parades, regattas and fireworks.
Cooperation continues between Friends of Florence, the University for Foreigners of Siena and local authorities
Council encourages return of residents to the city centre
Cheer on "la Viola" on big screens set up around the city.
Two artworks brought back to life at the Accademia di Belle Arti.
LdM's biggest art event, Art in the Square, returned this May.
Here's our round up of LGBT+ events and organizations around Florence.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Kent State University Florence program, KSU-Florence is hosting a special speaker series with Don Reo.
Meet six artists who care about sharing their craft with others.
