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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.
Debates, workshops and exhibitions on journalism today
This March, a remarkable retelling of the Passion of Christ comes to Italy.
Low season means maintenance for the city's hospitality industry
From historical exhibits to modern scientific breakthroughs
Big animals, minerals from meteorites and Medici gems are among the captivating highlights.
From a striking staircase to original parquet floors and frescoed ceilings, Florence's Bank of Italy is a cultural treasure trove.
The tradition of literary and artistic collaboration live on.
Florence is home to Archea, a world-class architecture firm helmed by Marco Casamonti.
The Florentine academic who succeeded in her fight for recognition
Learn the backstory of "Heroes, a True Story" based on courageous real-life events in Fiesole during the Second World War.
Fifty years after the discovery of the Riace bronzes in 1972, the exceptional state of conservation of the statues found in San Casciano dei Bagni show the shift between the Etruscans and Romans in Tuscany.
Three conversations with women in Tuscany about their cultural endeavours.
Advanced technologies for the study and conservation of cultural heritage homed in the Renaissance city.
The Monumental Cemetery of the Sainted Doors sits in the shadows of the more than 1,000-year-old Basilica of San Miniato al Monte, the highest point in the city.
Two hundred years after the death of Percy Bysshe Shelley, a conference organized by Riccardo Roni and Angelo Chiantelli will take place on June 5 at Villa di Corliano.
The Bank of Italy in Florence is an imposing Neo Renaissance-style building along via dell'Oriuolo that dates to between 1865 and 1869.
Amalia Moretti Foggia della Rovere, aka “Petronilla”, was one of the first woman doctors in Italy as well as a leading journalist.
Three exhibitions at MAD Murate Art District centre on Afro-descendant artists from February 10 through to April 2, 2022, curated in collaboration with Black History Month Florence.
Restoration is set to begin on the Brancacci Chapel, the crowning jewel of the Carmine church, but the artistic treasure trove will not close during the year-long operation. There’s a ...
The restoration inside the San Giorgio e Spirito Santo alla Costa church has been completed after three years. The church, located along the steep Costa San ...
