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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.
Historic jeweller Cassetti has upped its customer service by opening a watch service centre by the Ponte Vecchio.
Coffee fiends will go wild for Fluid Specialty Coffee & Sharing in borgo La Croce, the innovative coffee shop from Le Piantagioni del Caffè
Antony Gormley’s Body Space Time exhibition at theatre-turned-contemporary art space Galleria Continua is worth a day trip to San Gimignano.
Often described as a red in white clothing, Vernaccia di San Gimignano is anything but a straightforward wine.
Valentina and Carolina Rangoni are the third generation of the Florence-based shoe company that was founded by their grandfather in 1934.
The summer is well and truly here as life gets fuller with events and things to do in and around Florence
Syracuse University in Florence has received a 10-million-dollar donation from former alumnus and “Mud Angel”, Daniel D’Aniello.
Joshua Dick relocated to Florence after selling his company Urnex, a market leader specialized in cleaning products for coffee machines.
The Accademia del Caffè Espresso from La Marzocco aims to further our knowledge about coffee in the hills of Florence.
Florence is currently experiencing an earthquake swarm. How should we react in light of the recent seismic activity in Tuscany?
The May Issue is our Environment Issue, titled Our Piece of Earth, as we look at what, if any, lessons we’ve learned from the pandemic.
Garden with a View, off viale Michelangiolo, is an art park that's the life’s work of Alice Esclapon de Villeneuve.
The history alone would make La SPA Helvetia & Bristol an exceptional wellness retreat in the historical heart of Florence, but the contemporary touches raise the experience to sublimity.
The newly reopened Gallery Hotel Art hosts photographer Alan Gelati’s My Lights & Shadows collection, which is being presented for the first time in Italy.
Ruffino is about to release a sparkling Tuscan wine in addition to the popular Aqua di Venus product line: Aqua di Venus Cuvée.
Tuscany’s thirst for gin continues with the latest bottle to hit the shelves: Floressence, a dry gin that's reminiscent of perfume.
Palazzo Portinari Salviati's blend of high-end residential apartments, vacation suites and fine dining opens on April 15.
Spring’s here, the sun’s out, and Florence’s friends from around the world are back in the piazzas as the city comes back to life.
Former CEO of Match.com, Mandy Ginsberg, talks about moving to Florence and her business accomplishments, including how she championed women’s rights in the tech world.
Florence’s Tuscan wine previews, Chianti Lovers & Rosso Morellino and Chianti Classico Collection, returned on March 20, 21 and 22.
Florence’s foremost food festival, Pitti Taste, returns in a bigger format and with a change of venue from March 26 to 28.
Gabriele Gorelli achieved the nigh-impossible dream of becoming a Master of Wine in February 2021, becoming the first and only Italian to hold the elusive title.
Dinner at Locale is like a night at the theatre along a darkened backstreet between via Ghibellina and via dei Pandolfini.
Hershey Felder's latest musical film, The Verdi Traviata, has been filmed in Venice, Florence and at Villa Verdi.
