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The Florentine
Useful resources about life in Florence, Italy, focusing on the international community.
The Israel-born influencer shares her thoughts about the future of fashion in Florence.
The British crime writer shows a different side of Bologna in his Daniel Leicester novels.
US Consul General Ragini Gupta reflects on the significance of the 247th American Independence Day at the end of her mandate in Florence.
This month’s cover comes from Prato-based illustrator Lorenzo D’Alessandro, whose whimsical doodles have been featured in the New Yorker.
The International School of Florence welcomed nearly 150 students from all over Italy to the Upper School Campus.
The descendant of the Florentine aristocratic family talks about the responsibilities that come with her position.
LdM's biggest art event, Art in the Square, returned this May.
Developments at Sant'Orsola, Pride Month and summer events are front and centre of the June issue of The Florentine.
Here's our round up of LGBT+ events and organizations around Florence.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Kent State University Florence program, KSU-Florence is hosting a special speaker series with Don Reo.
Monies raised for Meyer Children’s Hospital.
How individuals who do not have Italian ancestry and are not married to an Italian citizen may obtain residency in Italy.
Find out more about the legal necessities of moving to Italy.
On Saturday April 1, the International School of Florence hosted an alumni reunion to celebrate its 70th anniversary. Founded in 1952, ISF is one of the oldest international schools in ...
Former interns and editors at The Florentine reminisce about their time at the magazine.
This May edition is the 300th issue of The Florentine as we embrace the spring with all its events.
Our conversations with Anna Maria, who used to share meals with us, often continued until late in the evening.
From building community to rule breaking, young artists come to the Renaissance city for the creativity it inspires.
You can apply for Italian citizenship by descent if you can prove that you have an unbroken chain of Italian ascendants
Language learning and promoting French culture are the mission at the French Institute in Florence
Nine charities receive financial assistance from the American International League of Florence.
Celebrate spring in Florence with a focus on mindfulness, neuroscience and how we present ourselves to others
Windows are a source of inequity. A lot of life slips in, and occasionally a glimpse of privacy slips out.
