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What’s on and events in Florence, Italy, including exhibitions, movies, music, travel and more.
It has often been said that the fashion world is slightly cyclical in nature. Iconic styles from decades past often resurface, proving that timeless design never goes out of style. ...
Creative People in Florence showcases works by locally-based artist.
A new site-specific installation in the courtyard provides a contemporary vision of the Renaissance architecture.
Be thrilled by gory waxes, spooky masks and more with Firenzecard.
Pink October, the month dedicated to breast cancer awareness, sees various activities take place across Florence. Firenze in Rosa ONLUS hold a Pink Ribbon Walk from 4.30pm on October 20. ...
The Sala delle Udienze and Sala dei Gigli house more than 50 works exploring Michelangelo's relationship with power.
Destination Florence has put together the perfect fall experiences to make the most of harvest time.
On October 17, Teatro Niccolini will host The Vault in discussion, moderated by Kim Campbell.
Bakery, florist, greengrocer: the list goes on. Family-run businesses galore line viale Don Giovanni Minzoni, where the palazzo housing This Time Tomorrow’s upscale residences is located. Curator Eric Veroliemeulen shares ...
From photographs by Massimo Listri to DJ sets in hanging gardens, here's what's going on at the former tobacco factory.
What's going on in the city to mark the scariest time of year.
Unwinding in the world-class Wellness Sanctuary spa, tasting wine at Vallepicciola and fine dining at one-Michelin-star Il Visibilio.
A new art course at The British Institute of Florence
A conversation with journalist Jasper Rees, actor Jonathan Guy Lewis and director Harry Burton ahead of the show at Teatro Niccolini on October 6 + 7
Check out what the city has in store for cinephiles this time of year.
Spread over two floors of Villa Bardini, 126 works by modern and contemporary artists offer thought-provoking answers.
With her innovative soak-stain technique, the artist left her mark on the evolution of modern painting in a new relationship between colour, space and form.
A high calibre lineup of international exhibitors and collectors is expected to attend.
Sacred masterpieces that tell of centuries of faith and patronage of the arts will be on display until January 7, 2025.
