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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.
34 residential units planned for the two wings of the entrance building.
How to create a habitat that represents your personality
One Facebook user’s trash is another FB user’s treasure.
An astrological look at Florence's past and present.
Following the success of its online store and in Milan, the Florence-born brand inaugurates its Novoli-based shop.
A bank of ideas for parents of little ones
The master gardener offers tips and tricks for terraces, indoor gardens and green corners.
Where to find ample space for the kids to run, swing and climb to their hearts' content.
A collection of comfortable and accessible spaces for parents with prams.
Bookshops, youth hostels and libraries offer warmth and community this winter and beyond.
From baby-related paraphernalia to navigating bilingualism, the group helps parents in Florence.
From Santa sightings to skating and spectacular displays, take a look at our holiday happenings.
Visiting the Scuola Marescialli e Brigadieri dei Carabinieri, near Peretola
AcquaFirenze and Urban Sketchers Firenze are groups of artists and sketchers that run meet-ups.
What to do if you are a victim of domestic abuse in Italy.
How the adventure of opening a wellness space in Florence brought serenity to one expat.
Get involved by attending the volunteer training course or making a donation.
About 3,500 hand-crocheted and knitted squares will cover piazza Santa Croce.
Lisa Yakobi's painting series began with her first taste in Italy in 1983.
Take part in pumpkin carving and painting workshops.
