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If you’re studying or living in Florence and need professional medical advice, MedinAction provides speedy peace of mind on the healthcare front. On hand to help expats and tourists with ...
A group of American women are organizing six Voter Assistance Days at Sotto al British.
The tram system in Florence has a new website for information on existing and planned tramlines.
St. James Episcopal Church holds thrift sales every month, featuring anything from household decorations to Moschino bags.
Laura speaks to The Florentine about the dental needs of the city’s international community.
The Meyer Health Campus aims to be much more than a learning center of a university hospital.
Here’s a guide to Florence's transport options, with an overview of the best ways to get around the city and surroundings.
Florence is currently experiencing an earthquake swarm. How should we react in light of the recent seismic activity in Tuscany?
Tages for Foreigners brings together health care, psychology, social interventions and education, with the multidisciplinary team offering evidence-based interventions tailored to clients’ requests and needs.
If you're feeling low, reach out to one of Florence's many English-speaking therapists.
If you are planning to spend your time “under the Italian sun,” by purchasing an agricultural property, and you want to maximize its architectural, historical, agricultural, and recreational value, below ...
Gentlemen with a longing to look their best this holiday season need seek no more. Nestled along borgo San Jacopo, a flick of a blade away from the Ponte Vecchio, ...
The Italia Startup Visa is an Italian government tool designed to attract innovative business owners and highly qualified workers to our country. It introduces a bilingual, digital, centralized and ...
Don’t miss: Digital nomads in Italy: visas and tax incentives for remote workers While the world of travel post-Covid 19 may look a bit different, most countries are beginning to ...
Engaging content within earshot we feel drawn to: the podcast climate in Florence has a renewed vibe. “When you’re making a life for yourself in a ...
Under the Withdrawal Agreement if you were living in Italy or moved here before January 1, 2021, your rights to access healthcare in Italy will stay the same, provided you ...
Memories of a visit to the Florence police headquarters in 2002 involve shouting, crying and a muscular guy being manhandled off the premises. Yesterday, calm and the occasional pigeon pervaded ...
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) provides information and support to UK nationals living in Italy who may find it harder to complete their residency applications, in order to ...
For more than four years, Brexit has left the tens of thousands of British citizens in Italy in limbo. And while this saga is finally reaching its denouement, the status ...
If you are resident in Italy before the transition period ends on 31 December 2020, you will be able to stay.
The programme is part of a wider initiative through which the UK Government and IOM aim to provide assistance to British citizens in Europe.
We’ve been told we all have to “use” face protection in Tuscany, but exactly how this should be done seems to challenge a number of locals. The Florentine’s resident illustrator ...
How do we deal with fear, solitude and the host of emotions we’re all going through at this exceptional time? The Florentine‘s Jane Farrell speaks with Florentine psychotherapist Dr Paolo ...
The underlying rule is clear: stay at home as much as possible and maintain interpersonal distance of one metre at all times.
