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What’s on and events in Florence, Italy, including exhibitions, movies, music, travel and more.
Florence's modern art museum has many things in store for the spring and summer months.
Ways to mark March 8 in Florence, from exhibitions and guided tours to talks and special events.
An upcoming exhibition puts Anglo-Florentine artist John Griffiths, who sadly passed away in 2015, in conversation with female Abstract Expressionists.
Beyond soccer, discover Guelfi Firenze, the team currently making waves in the Italian gridiron world.
Angie Niebles Moss provides an entertaining and elegant take on a favourite Florentine experience.
The popular event charts a new course at the Fortezza da Basso from April 25 to May 1, 2025.
A kids' kit and treasure hunt are two of the ways the central basilica brings children to engage with the sacred space.
Multi-event calendars are hosted by institutions including SRISA, which is home to The Recovery Plan and Black History Month Florence.
A thought-provoking exhibition examines the catastrophic effects of nuclear weaponry.
Celebrate love in all its guises with sweet treats, charitable events, and extravagant serate.
Discover where the celebrations are and how to get to them, courtesy of autolinee toscane.
EUI’s city centre campus shows original-language films through June.
The textile capital of Tuscany is ready to usher in the Year of the Snake with style.
We visit the museum and take advantage of the opportunity to reflect on the notorious Monster of Florence.
From the Jubilee to big concerts and major cultural events both new and returning, 2025 is sure to be buzzing.
We take a look at financially savvy options in simple but comfortable surroundings.
From concerts to unforgettable meals, here's our round-up of ways to ring in the new year.
Until March 9, an exhibition marks the 450th anniversary of the architect and the Grand Duke.
An exhibition in Santa Croce celebrates the Umbrian saint's miracle.
Celebrating the holiday season away from the country where you grew up can be alienating. We're here to help with some useful tips.
Admirers of the Renaissance genius are spoilt for choice this winter.
Teatro Niccolini will show the new musical 'Rachmaninoff and the Tsar' and a screening of 'White Nights' with the movie's stars in attendance.
