News from Florence, Italy, focusing on art and culture, food and wine, and more.
Advantage Foundation and Monte San Martino Trust make a difference for young Florentines.
Low season means maintenance for the city's hospitality industry
The internship program will see international students immerse themselves in the professional environment.
The European House – Ambrosetti Report 2024 shows GDP growth and more women in employment in Tuscany.
AN/ARCHIVE EVENT ONE offers a contemplative journey through interpretations of the body in fashion.
832 international and Italian brands line the halls with their collections.
We speak to hoteliers in Florence to understand the repercussions of artificial intelligence.
Expect robotic surveillance dogs, wearable medical devices and greener spaces.
The new-look space displays a diversity of 20th-century styles.
The Wiki Loves Monuments competition encourages an awareness of the wealth of Italian cultural heritage.
Damage in Prato, Campi Bisenzio, Vinci, Pontedera and the Mugello
The cellophane wrapping of the sculptures fluttering in the breeze is captivating the imagination of passersby.
Nevada-based Edwin L. Wiegand Foundation is funding the final setup, which is expected to reopen in May 2024.
Florence city council takes matters into its own hands.
The office provides full legal services to Tuscany's international community.
Donate to the international fundraising campaign for this religious landmark.
The family-run via Cavour store holds a vintage toy exhibition and a party.
Caritas explains the causes behind the rise in homelessness in Florence.
Florentines operate mostly in Firenze, whilst Florence is the domain of tourists.
Lichens are being used to analyze micro-organisms in the air.