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What’s on and events in Florence, Italy, including exhibitions, movies, music, travel and more.
Expect leading beauty treatments and lovely meals at this up-and-coming cultural hub.
Works by the influential art nouveau artist come to the historic setting.
Museo Stefano Bardini and Museo Novecento host works by the Chicago-born artist until March 11.
Things to do in Florence on the spookiest night of the year.
Countless Tuscan artisans were called upon to create Portrait Milano.
The colourful, joyful and geometric works marry art, advertising, design and architecture.
Museo Novecento and Palazzo Vecchio host works by the renowned artist until February 4.
Competition, family fun and mud await at this popular obstacle race.
Take part in pumpkin carving and painting workshops.
Talks, visits and photography organized by The British Institute of Florence, Cultural Association Il Palmerino and Calliope Arts
Lifetime achievement awards will be presented to David LaChapelle and Santiago Calatrava.
Fiavet Toscana travel agents’ association shares guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable vacation. With the advent of the internet, it has become increasingly easy to organize a trip independently ...
This Belmond hotel in Tuscany organizes nature-inspired workshops, spa treatments, and wine + truffle events this fall.
LíLá Toys goes beyond the usual commercial offering.
Beauty and Desire draws on a substantial body of works, highlighting Mapplethorpe’s intense artistic output.
Supercar enthusiasts are in for a treat this month as five-star luxury hotel Villa La Massa holds a car event like no other.
Drawings, etchings, photographs and paintings provide a sense of the art historian’s intellectual process.
100 selected craftspeople show their expert wares from September 15 to 17.
Dress the part while staying sustainable during your time in Tuscany.
Tyler Ellis’s must-have bags are produced near Florence with a father-and-son-owned manufacturer.
A bilingual book club, wine painting and a kids' book exchange begin this October.
Highlights this month at The British Institute include the Complete Bach Toccatas performed by Jonathan Ferrucci.
From a new diary to cotton work shirts and Florentine coffee, make your September more pleasurable.
