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The British Institute of Florence is a cultural institute founded in Florence in 1917 with the aim of promoting Anglo-Italian cultural relations through the teaching of English, Italian and art [...]

St Francis' way is a pilgrimage route linking together several places that bear witness to the life and preaching of the Saint of Assisi; starting from La Verna in Tuscany, the route continues through [...]

St Francis' way is a pilgrimage route linking together several places that bear witness to the life and preaching of the Saint of Assisi; starting from La Verna in Tuscany, the route continues through [...]

Active since: 1965 Areas of interest: Contemporary art Il Ponte was established in San Giovanni Valdarno in 1965, the fruit of the passion for contemporary art of Vincenzo Alibrandi, an artisan [...]

In the heart of Florence, the desecrated church of Santo Stefano al Ponte is one of the lesser-known masterpieces of this city’s architectural heritage. The entire structure has been digitally mapped [...]

The "Teatro del Sale", created in 2003 by Maria Cassi and Fabio Picchi, is both a cultural space and a restaurant. The artists performing on the small theatre stage come from all over the world: there [...]

Artistic residence and seat of the company Teatri d'Imbarco since 2011: supported by the Tuscany Region, the company offers a theatre season with its own productions and shows of other companies, and [...]

COLOMBIA

Street Art is becoming more and more popular around the world! Maybe because it's free and people can enjoy it without setting foot inside a gallery, or maybe because artists work on anonymous and [...]

The Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella is one of the oldest pharmacies in the world, its origins date back to the XIII century. Dominican monks who lived at the monastery of Santa [...]

This imposive glazed terracotta tabernacle was done by Giovanni della Robbia in 1522. In the centre of the monumental composition stands the Madonna with Child, Young Saint John and four saints, above [...]

Folk traditions and historical re-enactments represent the heritage and the memory of a community. As we celebrate these anniversaries - between sacred and profane - or commemorate important events [...]

The city of the Renaissance offers, for those who are passionate about contemporary art, a series of unexpected opportunities! Let's start with the Museo Novecento, in the former Leopoldine complex in [...]

Florence has always offered breathtaking panoramas from many points of view, so don't miss the chance to accompany a good aperitif to the beauty that the Cradle of the Renaissance shows for both [...]

Founded in 1819 by Giovan Pietro Vieusseux, a merchant of Genevan origin, the G. P. Vieusseux Scientific-Literary Cabinet was a reading cabinet, open to conversation and exchange of ideas. It houses a [...]

There are many types of accommodation that you can look for, from the hotel to the farmhouse, from the campsite to the landlord. However, we always advise you to contact the structure in advance in [...]

The stolpersteine or stumbling blocks are a creation by Gunther Demnig and we can now find them in many European cities. They remind us of the huge tragedy of Shoah. This trail offers a different way [...]

The historical monumental palace was built at the end of the XIV century by grouping together small lots of artisan workshops, at the behest of Agnolo di Ghezzo della Casa, cloth merchant, ambassador [...]

In recent years, Tuscany activated some projects for special publics to give everyone the opportunity to access museums and appreciate works of art. One of these projects is Museo per tutti (Museum [...]