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Useful resources about life in Florence, Italy, focusing on the international community.
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.
Managing taxes and finances across borders is a common stress point for many expats. But, you don't have to navigate these waters alone, and investing in support can save you thousands in the long term.
Every June at a beautiful venue somewhere in the rolling hills of Chianti, the International School of Siena celebrates the graduation of their Grade 13 students, presenting them with their IB Diploma, an award that is much more than just a certificate of academic excellence.
A key part of learning at the International School of Florence.
At the International School of Siena, learning is tailored to the age of each student, with an approach based on psychology and neuroscience.
One Florentine shares his take on a thoroughly Italian Christmas, bearing in mind the differences from tip to toe and personal preferences.
Students at the International School of Florence are taught to appreciate multiculturalism, a value reflected in the city's rich history.
What future do traditional stationary stores face in the digital age?
The odd hypochondria of Italians goes up against the British stiff upper lip.
Toastmasters Academy of Florence (TAF) promotes public speaking skills at Granaio dell'Abbondanza in the Oltrarno.
At the International School of Siena children create natural connections by learning through play, while immersing in the English language.
A talk with the former player and current owner of Pistoia Basket 2000.
Students at ISF are encouraged to give back, learning to be pillars of the community.
The city continues its winged tradition, from Leonardo to the Lindbergh Flying School and the Istituto di Scienze Militari Aeronautiche.
A travel consultant's thoughts on overtourism and Italian reality TV.
The non-profit foundation seeks to foster new figurative artists through exhibitions, workshops, studio spaces and more.
Artist Jean O'Reilly Barlow presented a piece to honour the occasion.
