Traditions, experiences, and events for those visiting Florence and its surroundings this month. Local traditions in March Florence celebrates its historic Florentine New Year on March 25, which...
The Via Medicea Fiorentina (Florentine Medici Route) is the latest addition to the network of walking trails that start or end in Florence, promoting slow, sustainable tourism. The Florentine Medici...
From March 14 to August 23, 2026, the exhibition dedicated to the American artist is open to visitors. Rothko in Florence: the Exhibition Palazzo Strozzi presents an extraordinary exhibition devoted...
Until April 12, the Uffizi Gallery is hosting an unusual exhibition entirely dedicated to the art of wax modelling in Florence between the 16th and 17th centuries. Over ninety works (waxes, but also...
25 March is a significant date for Florence. On this day the Capodanno fiorentino (Florentine New Year) is celebrated. In fact, until 1750 the civil year in Florence began on 25 March, the feast of...
The communication campaign Explore Botteghe Fiorentine (the Florentine workshops). Discover true Florence has Dante Alighieri as its testimonial. We then follow the ‘Supreme Poet’ who advises us to...
550 years after Michelangelo's birth (1475), there are many initiatives planned during this year, in Florence and throughout Tuscany, to celebrate this important anniversary. In "his Florence" - the...
Musart festival is one of the most important summer events in terms of music. It takes place in the Parco Mediceo di Pratolino, in the municipality of Vaglia, 15 minutes from the city centre...
What better time to visit one of the city's great museums? It's low season and the first Sunday of the month, 1 March, marks the return of the Domenica al Museo (Sunday at the Museum) initiative...
In this period, two important banks, the Banca d’Italia and the Cassa di Risparmio of Florence, have opened their Florentine doors, making it possible to admire some of the masterpieces featured in...
