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The Florentine
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.
Veneto victuals, grilled Tuscan meat feasts and Japanese home cooking entice us down this Florentine backstreet.
It's time to re-focus on Florence as September gets underway and the new administration grapples with pressing issues such as overtourism.
Loungers, cocktails and TV screens in your own garden
A style encyclopedia from the 18th to the 21st century
Mid-century furniture, purpose-woven wallpaper and hand-stitched bedheads contrast and compliment.
Expect Sangiovese-driven wines made in an awe-inspiring setting.
Snippets from a lively lunchtime conversation at The Florentine
This issue is your comprehensive guide to summer in Florence: rooftops, riversides, alfresco cinema, pools, events and much more.
John Werich has renovated a 17th-century palazzo as a boutique hotel in a quintessentially classic Tuscan style.
A word of advice to restaurant goers: head outside the city centre and into the residential neighbourhoods for some quality nosh. Ottone is just around the corner from piazza Beccaria ...
An evening at the Plaza Lucchesi is always a reason to glam up. Whether it’s up on the phenomenal rooftop, aka Empireo, with extraordinary views of the cityscape during the ...
The issue seeks cycling inspiration ahead of the Tour de France in Florence and features the refreshing Orto Botanico.
Tenuta Sette Ponti, Il Borro and Tenuta San Jacopo are just three examples of the area's winemaking riches.
Michelin-star dining, contemporary design and heritage hospitality
How to create a habitat that represents your personality
The election season is underway as Florentines gear up to vote for the city's next leaders in early June.
The English cook/writer shares some Florence secrets ahead of the release of her second book, Italian Coastal
The Fittipaldi family replants their vineyard with a Duomo view.
Spring brings a flurry of art shows, flower picking opportunities and creative possibilities.
The Mercato Centrale Storico is planning a line-up of events to celebrate its culinary and historical value.
Highlights include make-up services and just-released beauty ranges.
All the flavours of the Mediterranean by candlelight
International and local flavours blend together in this cute new coffeeshop.
