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Day-to-day life in Florence does not always include visits to the Duomo or an indulgent Bistecca for lunch. Beneath the surface, Florence’s community is constantly building upon how it serves its locals, from recommendations for young families, to services for expatriates. The following articles provide tips and tricks for those calling Florence home.
Florentines Giorgio Muriella and Edoardo Matucci are bringing innovation to the property market.
A reflection on a contraption we often take for granted, in a city unsuited for it.
The printed edition of El Duomo will be published as a supplement to The Florentine in April 2025.
Multicultural couples who stay the course make their own traditions.
We visit the museum and take advantage of the opportunity to reflect on the notorious Monster of Florence.
The 3rd annual OPT press conference highlighted increased rates of anxiety, depression and digital addiction.
Italy has always been a highly desired location for tourism, residence and property purchase. With its picturesque landscapes, artistic and cultural importance, and rich history, it checks the boxes for ...
A history of one of the most famous streets in Florence, where it's still impossible to make a phone call.
One Florentine shares his take on a thoroughly Italian Christmas, bearing in mind the differences from tip to toe and personal preferences.
What future do traditional stationary stores face in the digital age?
The odd hypochondria of Italians goes up against the British stiff upper lip.
Toastmasters Academy of Florence (TAF) promotes public speaking skills at Granaio dell'Abbondanza in the Oltrarno.
Frances Boychuk reminisces on the Tuscan capital.
Put your best foot forward with our selection of dance classes in Florence.
Loungers, cocktails and TV screens in your own garden
The neighbourhood still represents an idea of community and identity.
An insight into the expat life, with its challenges and rewards, from one who understands it best.
A tender and poignant look into the love shared between non-blood relatives.
Cycling clubs surrounding Florence welcome new members who give the sport a social side.
It is the season for cycling, but some sound advice helps keep your bike safe year-round.
