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Expect robotic surveillance dogs, wearable medical devices and greener spaces.
From the Tour de France to the centenary of the University of Florence, here's your guide to 2024.
The historic cinema expands its role as a cultural hub with a bookshop and events.
Damage in Prato, Campi Bisenzio, Vinci, Pontedera and the Mugello
Nevada-based Edwin L. Wiegand Foundation is funding the final setup, which is expected to reopen in May 2024.
Countless Tuscan artisans were called upon to create Portrait Milano.
Florence city council takes matters into its own hands.
The office provides full legal services to Tuscany's international community.
Caritas explains the causes behind the rise in homelessness in Florence.
Florentines operate mostly in Firenze, whilst Florence is the domain of tourists.
The rare scientific instruments were acquired by the Italian Ministry of Culture and restored thanks to Friends of Florence.
Lichens are being used to analyze micro-organisms in the air.
The plan is the first of its kind to be introduced by a major Italian city.
Slated for completion by 2028, Firenze Belfiore station will change the face of Florence’s public transport system.
Restorers are working at 20 metres high to check the wellbeing of the ceiling in the Palazzo Vecchio.
Impeccable service, understated elegance and dangerously drinkable aperitifs
Pope Leo I, Pope Celestine I and Pope Gregory VII return to the frontage.
Toscana Pride coloured the streets of Florence yesterday. About 50,000 people—young and old, locals and internationals—marched at a critical time for Italy’s gay community as the central government continues to ...
Birth dates and addresses of Vespucci, Machiavelli and Meucci all feature.
The centre will become a hub of excellence for health prevention in Florence.
Florence's gates and ramparts have reopened for a summer of history walks and guided tours.
A review of the new immersive exhibition at Gucci Garden.
The British Ambassador to Italy, Edward Llewellyn, brings the event back to Florence.
