Firenze

During your stay in Florence, if you happen to need to file a report for being pickpocketed, for theft or for any other illegal occurrence, your go-to place is the Carabinieri station. In the...

Public Toilet - Piazza Savonarola - Toilet with coin slot Situated inside garden area (side kiosk and pizzeria) Temporarily closed for mainteinance works

A new museum dedicated to toys has opened in Florence. The items exhibited (more than a thousand) date from the 18th century to the second half of the 20th century and are a combination of two...

Three itineraries, organised by the Associazione Città Sostenibile with the Conventino Caffè Letterario and realised with the contribution of the Municipality of Florence, to discover the hills of...

It’s the first church built in Isolotto neighborhood, the working-class district inaugurated in the 50s by the city mayors Fabiani and La Pira. The denomination of this cult site comes from the name...

The altar of the ancient church of Sant’Angelo a Legnaia in via Pisana is adorned by a remarkable painting depicting Saint Michael slaying the devil, by Francesco Curradi. Moreover, quite recently...

Argingrosso is a vast green area of Quartiere 4, spreading between Arno’s left riverbank and via dell’Argingrosso, opposite to the most well-known Cascine Park. This green area is well equipped for...

At St Mark’s Anglican Church, a different arrangement of the classic work by Verdi. The Opera is performed by professional singers in costumes and scenery and with choir, accompanied by piano and...

At St Mark’s Anglican Church, a different arrangement of the classic work by Giacomo Puccini. The Opera is performed by professional singers in costumes and scenery and with choir, accompanied by...

In this space dedicated to children, the educational section of the Museo degli Innocenti, various techniques can be tried out, as in a Renaissance workshop All the activities of the Bottega dei...

Palazzo Rucellai is one of the most elegant Renaissance palaces in all of Italy. The façade, designed around 1465 by Leon Battista Alberti, is a sort of illustration of his famous Treatise on...

Following a route on the subject of water is a theme that can seem peculiar in a city so rich in art, like Florence. Nevertheless fountains are, besides a useful tool for citizens and tourists, an...

The bulk of Palazzo Spini Feroni dominates piazza Santa Trinita and its construction dates back to the end of the 13th century, possibly to a design by Lapo Tedesco. It is a three-storey building...

The metropolitan trail of the project Toscana Terra Etrusca, in total about 90 km, begins from the connection with the Via Francigena near Fucecchio and then reaches Fiesole, passing through the...

Donatello can be considered one of the greatest sculptors of all time. He was a master of all sculptural techniques (he worked with marble, terracotta, bronze, wood, and stucco), an inventor of new...

While walking on piazza Santa Croce one's attention is captured by the facade of this palace, very unusual and very beautiful. It is the Palazzo dell'Antella or degli Antellesi, located on the right...

This itinerary, featuring art and spirituality, will allow you to discover an all-Florentine anomaly: the tradition of the Cenacles (conventual places decorated with the theme of the Last Supper)...

This historical-musical route will guide you through the most significant places and moments regarding musical production and innovation, on the traces of what was born in Florence and then reached...

Between Signa and Florence you can bike along an easy cycle path that, flanking the Arno river, connects the Cascine Park with the Renai Park in Signa. The cycle path is wide, on the dirt road and...

A cycle route of 225Km, between Tuscany and Emilia Romagna, connecting Dante's places from Florence, his hometown, through the Mugello area all the way to Marradi, and beyond the Apennine border...