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    Travelability: exploring for everyone

    The United Nations has declared 2017 the International Year of Sustainable Tourism. As Florence works to adapt to the shifting needs of travelers—in the face of preexisting challenges presented by ...

    FOOD + WINE

    Thanksgiving in Florence: Where to eat

    If you’re in Florence for Thanksgiving this November 24, it doesn’t mean you have to miss out on your turkey fix. The Tuscan capital is a cosmopolitan city with an ...

    FOOD + WINE

    Fashion Foodballer: on-trend restaurant

    The football mad will go crazy for Fashion Foodballer in piazza Strozzi. Ideal for Sunday lunch with the family before the match, this welcome addition to Florence’s city centre food ...

    ART + CULTURE

    Interview with Jesse Bogner, author of The Egotist

    Jesse Bogner is a 29-year-old author, screenwriter and journalist who moved from New York, where he was born and raised, abandoning a decadent lifestyle of substance abuse, to study Kabbalah ...

    Lifestyle

    The Nutcracker in Florence

    The Nutcracker is as classical as classical ballet can get—and it’s the perfect family treat this holiday season. Following last year’s sell-out success, the Ballet of Moscow will be returning ...

    ART + CULTURE

    Prato’s Museum Card

    Prato has a museum card that is also much more.   Pratomusei, set up in February, 2013, is a network aimed at creating cultural cooperation amongst the city’s arts institutions. ...

    ART + CULTURE

    Pecci then and now

    With the new, spaceship-shaped building extension by Maurice Nio complete, the Grand Opening of the new Luigi Pecci Centre for Contemporary Art will take place on October 16, 2016. Ten ...

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    6 Ideas for a long weekend in Italy

    We’ve created a short list of six cities to visit based on the type of traveler you are. Here are six travel ideas for a long weekend in Italy.

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    Made in Montepulciano: Maledetti Toscani

    Florence is famous for its leather goods. Many of us come here hoping to secure an authentic, quality product, but are left bamboozled by the sheer quantity of wares on ...

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    Feeling Spa at Montecatini and Monsummano Terme

    Explore Tuscany’s premiere spa region for yourself and let your body feel the benefits. Both Montecatini and Monsummano Terme provide treatment for body and soul.   Montecatini Terme     ...

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    Val d’Orcia: flawless landscapes and one-of-a-kind food

    The Val d’Orcia area is one of Tuscany’s gems, away from the hustle and bustle of Florence itself. Its breath-taking scenery was designed and developed by the Sienese city-state in ...

    FOOD + WINE

    Il Bacher: a foodie stop on the way to Parma

      Our restaurant has a long history, dating to the time when the Duchy of Parma was ruled by Marie Louise of Austria, Duchess of Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla, and ...

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    Raise your glass as Chianti Classico celebrates 300 years

    It was in 1716 that Grand Duke of Tuscany Cosimo III established the rules governing the production of Chianti wine. In a bid to safeguard the treasured product and clamp ...

    FOOD + WINE

    Know your food: a gastronomical guide to Tuscany

    In Tuscany, good food is always a priority. Far and wide, restaurants and bars serve the finest cuisine; it’s a matter of pride. We gobble it up, often without a ...

    Lifestyle

    Showtime in Prato

    Prato is putting its best foot forward for the second edition of Prato è Spettacolo, a 17-day festival designed to dazzle. Featuring music, sports, workshops, foodie events and activities for ...

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    Art and culture worth discovering in the Valdinievole

    Montecatini Terme and the Valdinievole are well worth a visit… And more! The area offers so much for all those who decide to discover it in all its depth and ...

    Lifestyle

    Maledetti Toscani

    A hide away from piazza Signoria and nestled just off Florence’s main shopping thoroughfare, Maledetti Toscani is a welcome, authentic addition to Florence’s leather goods scene.   Not that the venture ...

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    Outdoors in the Valdinievole and Montecatini Terme area

    The typical hills of the Tuscan landscape offer the best possible escape from the summer heat and extend over numerous miles. For decades traditional tourism has been coming back to ...

    FOOD + WINE

    Florence for food lovers

    Don’t come to Florence to lose weight. Although if you love walking as much as you love eating, then you’ll find that the city is a natural gym and you’ll ...

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    Florence for morning people

    Florence first thing in the morning is as delicious as a cappuccino and cornetto. Early risers are in for an absolute treat. Watching Florence stir and stretch at dawn is ...

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    Bike tours in Tuscany

    I’ll never forget the first time I took a bike tour in Tuscany. It was spring, that time of the year when poppies dot the winding country roads and the ...

    ART + CULTURE

    First award ceremony at Scuola del Cuoio

    Scuola del Cuoio was founded following the Second World War through the collaborative efforts of the Franciscan friars of the monastery of Santa Croce and the Gori and Casini families, ...

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    New Angela Caputi collection

    In recognition of the 150th anniversary of Florence as the former capital of Italy (1865–70), jewellery designer Angela Caputi pays tribute to the Baptistery as the city’s religious, cultural and ...

    ART + CULTURE

    The Medici Dynasty Show returns

    The Medici family has recently returned to Florence thanks to The Medici Dynasty Show. This unique theatre show, performed in English, is a one-hour production about the cultural heritage handed ...

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