Firenze

This itinerary will take us to discover some of the lesser-known places in the center of Florence, along an unprecedented route outside the circuits of mass tourism. Starting right from Santa Maria...

The name San Salvi evokes more than just the district named after the ancient religious complex, in most Florentines’ minds. Indeed, the large green area in Quartiere 2 is where Florence’s Asylum...

The Special Fierucole are held once a year and deal more closely with a specific sector from handicrafts to baking. Over time, many other thematic Fierucole have developed, all under the patronage of...

In the eastern area of Cascine Park, near piazza Vittorio Veneto, there is the Pavoniere swimming pool. It takes its name from the aviaries (“pavoniere”) shaped like neoclassical temples that can...

You don’t need to be an architecture enthusiast to understand the value and skill embodied in Giovanni Michelucci’s projects. In Florence and the surrounding cities there are numerous examples of his...

According to Clet, Florence isn't a locked chest preserving treasures of the past, but rather a cradle, always ready to welcome new contemporary gems, in order to renew and further embellish itself...

Residence of the Corsini family, the Palazzo Corsini al Prato via the entrance on Via il Prato gives access to the stupendous Italian garden, a large geometric parterre of boxwood hedges adorned with...

Palazzo Strozzi in Florence dedicates the largest exhibition ever held in Italy to a provocative and controversial living artist: Tracey Emin. Sex and Solitude British but of Cypriot father, she lives...

Giorgio Vasari was born in Arezzo in 1511 and died in Florence in 1574, exactly 450 years ago. Between these two dates, the activity of such an important personality for the history of art, the city...

The palace housing Cassa di Risparmio in via Bufalini has a long history. It was built at the end of the 16th century not far from Palazzo Pucci. It experienced its golden age at the end of the 20th...

A new panoramic park, situated between viale dei Colli and via dei Bstioni, has just been inaugurated. The Parco Michelangelo (the name is temporary) covers the area once occupied by Campeggio...

“From the Alps to the Pyramids… ”, thus Alessandro Manzoni describes the lightning-quick conquests of Napoleon I in continental Europe in his poem “The Fifth of May” . The kingdoms he conquered were...

Piazza Ognissanti rises along the right bank of the Arno and is located in the western part of the center of Florence. It is overlooked by important historic buildings and the church of San Salvatore...

Michelangelo's David, the best known and most admired man in Florence The colossal statue, sculpted by a young Michelangelo Buonarroti in 1504, depicts David preparing to strike Goliath with a...

One of the most important neoclassical buildings in Florence, it overlooks Via Ghibellina, a stone's throw from the Bargello Museum. Originally from the Salviati family, its original nucleus is due to...

It’s not unusual that buildings with a long history or who boast a long productive activity lose their purpose at some point, and end up being closed up and unused for many years, even decades. This...

The 36th edition of the Florence Dance Festival, which from 8 June to 24 July 2025 will transform Florence into a stage open to the world, welcoming artists, companies and choreographers from every...

This itinerary will take us to discover an area of ​​the Oltrarno (one of the most characteristic of Florence, particularly rich in artisan workshops, touching places of excellence such as Palazzo...

In the rear spaces of the great Basilica of Santa Croce, discover the Garden of Francis: a true ode to creation and the beauty of nature. In every Franciscan convent and church, there has always been...