Among the many treasures that the city of Florence holds, there are those accumulated by collectors of the past and housed in buildings that were once residences or showrooms and have now become [...]
Looking back and searching for traces of our past is an activity that works well when exploring our territory. Etruscans, Romans, Middle Ages: do you know the archaeological sites around Florence [...]
The new edition of 50 Days of Cinema in Florence will take place from October 6 to December 10 2026, as always at Teatro La Compagnia and in numerous other venues across the city. An intense lineup [...]
Palazzo Pazzi - Quaratesi is an elegant Renaissance building closely linked to the history of Florence. Built to a design by Giuliano da Maiano between 1458 and 1469 on behalf of Jacopo dei Pazzi, it [...]
The large tower of the heating plant dates back to 1938–1939 and was designed by engineer Vittorio Bonadè Bottino as part of the FIAT industrial complex located at Via di Novoli 2. Separated from the [...]
Starting on Monday, 7 September, the Stefano Bardini Museum is once again hosting its “Mondays in Blue” series, inviting visitors to discover its collections, learn more about Stefano Bardini, and [...]
The Pagliazza Tower is one of the oldest architectures of Medieval Florence and the only tower left with a circular shape. In the Middle Ages it was a female prison; nowadays it is part of the Hotel [...]
Every season has its advantages when it comes to parks: they are best appreciated when the days begin to lengthen and the temperatures become milder, in spring. They release a powerful charm in autumn [...]
Crossroads back to Florence on Monday, July 7th, a summer festival of contemporary dance and performance, presented by COB Opus Ballet Company in the atmospheric amphitheater of Villa Strozzi's [...]
On Sunday November 1st, 2026, State Museums will be free, as every first Sunday of the month. This month, in addition to the usual free admission, State museums will also offer free entry on November [...]
From 24 June to 29 October, the Museo Novecento in Florence is hosting the first solo exhibition in a museum of the American artist and environmentalist Haley Mellin, recognised for her commitment to [...]
The Giordano Choir concert unites the voices of different churches in harmony, transporting the audience on a journey through ancient liturgical languages such as Arabic, Syriac, Greek, Coptic [...]
Sergio Batacchi Creations was born in 1969 from the craftsmanship of the founder Sergio Batacchi, father of the current owner Filippo, who with passion continues the family tradition by offering his [...]
The Caffè Dogali was founded in 1914 from the experience of a family of restaurateurs. The café is located in Campo di Marte, in the area of the sports facilities, and offers customers quick lunches [...]
The first documents testifying to the existence of the Paoletti Pharmacy date back to 1817, but the foundation is undoubtedly earlier. Still located in the same premises, it was first owned by the [...]
The history of the Trattoria Sant'Agostino is linked to that of the building's historic cellars. In fact, the business began as a mescita, founded and run by the Pucci family since 1958, and then [...]
The Marzotto Carta e Cartone (stationery) shop was opened in 1890 by Antonio Marzotto, a nobleman from Treviso, for the sale of paper and cardboard. In 1956 Donato Cubattoli took over the business [...]
