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News from Florence, Italy, focusing on art and culture, food and wine, and more.
The last Medici garden, created by Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici, is finally open for visits for the first time in its 300-year history.
The Tuscan-born sculptor returns to Florence's public spaces with works that celebrate peace, harmony and nature.
Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost is the first Augustinian Pope, an order with deep ties to the Florentine Basilica.
The blight on the cityscape has been there since 2006 and will now be removed thanks to financing by Florentine business owners.
Locals have been demonstrating against plans to turn the historical Ferrucci barracks into an elite nursing home.
The rules will apply to anyone who begins a rental business from 2025 onwards.
Dante Alighieri will guide tourists to buy quality local products.
A varied programme of events has been curated to celebrate the centenary.
On June 8 and 9, Italians will go to the polls to decide the requirements regarding Italian citizenship.
Under the new provisions, only individuals who have at least one parent or grandparent born in Italy are eligible to be recognized as Italian citizens.
Register by May 30, 2025, or risk being fined
Exploring the places linking the successful woman artist and a writer who devoted a novel to her.
The new partnership between Fiavet and Ryanair and the return of the travel agency.
A mass was held by the Archbishop of Florence at the Basilica of Santissima Annunziata.
The hall dedicated to the Renaissance master in Italy's first national museum is once again open to the public, following a year-long restoration effort.
The open-house style accommodation features a vast alfresco courtyard, a laidback Mediterranean bistro and natural wine bar.
A demonstration will take place in support of democracy on Saturday, April 19.
Nine charities receive financial support from the American International League of Florence.
E-RIHS ERIC is located in the regenerated spaces of Manifattura Tabacchi.
The printed edition of El Duomo will be published as a supplement to The Florentine in April 2025.
Galleria dell’Accademia celebrates the artist and his oeuvre with a calendar of events throughout the year.
The city's police are forcibly removing lockboxes and issuing fines to owners of properties found to be non-compliant.
