The French Institute of Florence not only hosts the most important library and multimedia library in Italy, but also a theatre hall where cinema festivals, such as France Odeon and Cannes a Firenze...
In 1865, on a piece of land granted for free by the Municipality, a group of people gathered in an Association promoting the theatre to create a structure at Castelfiorentino. With its horseshoe...
The theatre was built in 1913 by the members of the centennial Mutual Benefit Society of Rifredi who are still the owners. During the mid-20s it was burned by the fascist brigades and later...
It was built at the end of the 19th century thanks to a group of Florentine nobles and notables (such as Bastogi, Venturi-Ginori, Digerini-Nuti, Baldini, Bombici-Pontelli, Orlandini, Morrocchi), who...
The Teatro Niccolini, the oldest theatre in Florence, was inaugurated in 1658 as the venue for the theatre company ‘Accademia degli Infuocati’. Originally, the name was ‘Teatro del Cocomero’ because...
The owner of the “Teatro Studio Mila Pieralli” is the Municipality of Scandicci, but the theatre is currently managed by the Fondazione Teatro della Toscana. It has staged theatre productions since...
The first season of the “Teatro Tenda” is dated 1978 and took place in the historical venue where the now called Tuscany Hall is situated today. In 2002 the tensile structure was transformed into a...
Example of industrial archaeology, the Pasquinucci furnace was built at the beginning of the Nineteenth Century on the site of a previous furnace. Anyway, the founders of this furnace, Antonio and...
The Gipsoteca of the Istituto statale d’arte of Florence, now the Liceo Artistico of Porta Romana, is the most interesting collection of plaster cast models in Italy, from fourteenth to the twentieth...
