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Viareggio Carnevale is a multimillion euro enterprise. We go behind the scenes to see the floats in the making
Expect 120 wineries and 400 wines up for tasting at Fortezza da Basso on February 12.
Commemorations, concerts and museum tours to remember the victims of the Holocaust
Celebrate Lunar New Year 2023 in Florence with a host of both traditional and novel events on offer.
Founder Nicola Utzeri tells us about beer trends and what to expect at Florence's Brewer of the Year awards.
Plan your trip to Florence with our preview of the year ahead in 2023.
The American International League of Florence hosts their annual charity Christmas market on December 7 and 8.
Fiesole now has a modern new theatre after two decades in the making.
What's on in Florence to bring awareness to gender-violence.
There are plenty of places in Florence where you can keep up with the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 soccer games.
Tchaikovsky's memorable masterpiece is a highlight of the festive period in Florence.
Expect cinema, stargazing and blissful nights at this Belmond hotel in the Tuscan countryside
The city’s summer programme sees four months of fabulous activities, taking us through from June 1 to September 30, with 15 festivals, 137 projects, 118 widespread events, 3 special projects and 14 summer spaces.
On September 17, Fiesole’s Roman Theatre will host the first edition of TEDxFiesole in an afternoon schedule of world-class speakers tackling the burning issues of our time.
Make the mot of the chance to visit some of the city's dramatic defensive structures this summer.
Florence celebrates its patron saint, San Giovanni Battista (St John the Baptist) on June 24 with fantastic fochi (fireworks).
The heat is on at Florence’s Fortezza da Basso as the world’s change makers gather to decide the future of fashion during Pitti Uomo 102.
Our list of the most happening places in Florence this summer, to grab a drink or a bite to eat whilst enjoying the great outdoors.
The Chanel runway show will take place in Florence on 7 June, at Stazione Leopolda, to showcase the Métiers d'Arte 2021/22 collection.
The seasonal programme from June 1 to September 30 promises a fantastic four months of events and activities.
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 recently launched museum orients around its giant centerpiece, a 280-square metre-railway model that’s one of the largest in Europe.
This June, we’re joining forces with Ruffino Wines for four stellar conversations every Wednesday at 7pm on the Poggio Casciano wine estate.
The Italian garden is the setting for a series of high calibre events this season for a blissful experience just a short distance from Florence.
