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The so-called Church of Dante, doesn't house the poet's body, but that of his muse Beatrice. So, why is it not called the Church of Beatrice?
A kids' kit and treasure hunt are two of the ways the central basilica brings children to engage with the sacred space.
EUI’s city centre campus shows original-language films through June.
The start of a new literary club and the relationships writers have had with the city throughout history.
On December 24, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, marking the beginning of the Jubilee year.
A revolutionary clock designed by Nello Baroni in the 1930s sits on the façade of Santa Maria Novella train station. This is its history.
Art restorer Elizabeth Wicks and writer Wallis Wilde-Menozzi have a conversation ahead of a week-long series of lectures and exhibitions in Providence, Rhode Island, commemorating the Florence flood (1966) and ...
Everyone who visits the cultural centre on November 4 will receive a free book.
The edicola Periodicō 11:11 opened its doors on October 21 in the Campo di Marte area.
A new art course at The British Institute of Florence
From via Maggio to via dei Fossi, Florence's art galleries are internationally renowned.
Florence’s cutting-edge theatre and opera house aims to attract quality audiences through advance cultural planning.
The Jurassic Park and Netflix Kaos star will perform with his jazz band at Teatro Niccolini on September 20 and 21.
Just how close is the new series to Boccaccio's 14th-century masterpiece?
Don't miss Jeff Goldblum at Teatro Niccolini on September 20, 2024.
A style encyclopedia from the 18th to the 21st century
French actress to preside over judges awarding the Golden Lion for Best Film.
Starting at 8pm, this weekly series of special dinner shows is bringing evenings alive in Florence.
The possibilities are endless and you discover the city anew embedded in your soul.
From art to opera and ballet, the Fondazione Mascarade Opera's 2024 "little festival" is as varied as ever.
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