News from Florence, Italy, focusing on art and culture, food and wine, and more.
An inlaid marble floor design known as Madre Terra (Mother Earth) has been restored in the Florence Baptistery
The global travel leader is marking its 100th anniversary in Florence from February 3 to 6.
The famed science museum, in collaboration with other institutions is creating an archive of seismological and meteorological events.
The two central Italian regions, which have close cultural ties, look to strengthen their collaboration in a few key areas.
On January 25, the much-awaited Fortezza-Libertà-San Marco tramline, known as VACS (Variante Alternativa Centro Storico), will become operational.
The 3rd annual OPT press conference highlighted increased rates of anxiety, depression and digital addiction.
On December 24, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, marking the beginning of the Jubilee year.
An additional 5,000 square metres will be added with Palazzo Compagni.
Via Monte alle Croci stairway links the San Niccolò area and the hill. This via Crucis has had much significance for Florence and its rich history.
The hotel will be open to all and features co-working spaces, bars, restaurants, a rooftop bigger than piazza della Repubblica and more.
The artwork was unveiled in Montaione, a Tuscan town southwest of Florence.
Local authorities asked people within a five-mile radius of the blast to remain indoors.
It's easy to throw this buzzword around, but the problem is more complex.
Key safes and golf carts to be banned from the historic centre in 2025.
Firenze Welcome Center opens in piazza Stazione near Santa Maria Novella.
Foreign ministers will meet on November 13, 14 and 15.
The historic institute gets a new home on via Gustavo Modena.
Students will be able to explore every aspect of fashion.
Reinforced riverbanks, raised walls and steel partitions to be introduced.
A full house for the first night of the 376th season at the city centre theatre.