Useful resources about life in Florence, Italy, focusing on the international community.
Florentines Giorgio Muriella and Edoardo Matucci are bringing innovation to the property market.
From March 21-23, an inspiring display of young minds gathered for the Florence Model United Nations event at The International School of Florence.
The International School of Siena is employing 21 Virtual Reality headsets to aid in education.
Bernando Buontalenti's Loggia in the Corsini Gardens is in need of restoration. Here's how to get involved.
Riccardo Bruscagli and Ric Burns of 'DANTE: Inferno to Paradise' received the prestigious award this February.
We speak to the artist, filmmaker, yoga teacher and descendant of Michelangelo's muse.
A reflection on a contraption we often take for granted, in a city unsuited for it.
The spaces dedicated to empowering young people officially opened this weekend.
What can Dante’s 'Divine Comedy' teach us about the experiences of today’s exiles?
Alexandra Lawrence on the online book club she co-runs with Lauren Mouat.
The State Department is currently reviewing operational needs
On March 12, the International School of Siena will hold its first University Fair.
In honour of World Book Day on March 6, ISF has planned Book Week from March 3 to 7.
Experience March in Florence by considering women’s issues and art around International Women’s Day on the eighth of the month.
If you are eligible to claim Italian citizenship by descent, the next steps involve assembling the documents to make up your application. Compiling the necessary records can sometimes feel overwhelming ...
A study abroad student shares her initial thoughts of the city.
Multicultural couples who stay the course make their own traditions.
The principal of the International School of Siena shares her thoughts about life in Tuscany, international education and her vision for the school’s future.
An upcoming exhibition titled Woven Frequencies celebrates the Florence-born man credited with inventing the telephone.
Ahead of Testo, we explore the editorial world in Tuscany, with a special focus on its capital.
Why family involvement matters in today's education
Italy has always been a highly desired location for tourism, residence and property purchase. With its picturesque landscapes, artistic and cultural importance, and rich history, it checks the boxes for ...
A history of one of the most famous streets in Florence, where it's still impossible to make a phone call.