Discover what Florence and its surrounding areas have to offer in November, and make the most of your stay. November traditions Tuscany Day On November 30, 1786—exactly two hundred and forty years ago [...]
You only need to take a walk in the countryside around Florence to see olive trees laden with fruit. The olives are ready to be harvested and, once pressed, will yield their precious juice: extra [...]
From October 21, 2026, to April 4, 2027, the Museo degli Innocenti will host a major exhibition dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, featuring over 50 works and more than 40 distinguished lenders [...]
Sixty years after the Arno River burst its banks on 4 November 1966, Florence commemorates those moments of shock and extraordinary solidarity with a programme of cultural events and themed [...]
From 25 September to 24 January, Palazzo Strozzi is hosting the exhibition ‘Broken. The Power of the Fragment’. The unusual theme of the fragment – in the history of sculpture, from archaeology to [...]
Through January 5, the exhibition "Oltre il Rinascimento/Beyond the Renaissance. Between Dürer and Parmigianino" at Palazzo Medici Riccardi shows 1 50 masterpieces of European Mannerist printmaking [...]
The August 15th national holiday epitomizes the Italian summer, and the Florence area offers special ways to celebrate it. Here is what you can do: Ferragosto Concert at San Salvi Set within the [...]
As is traditional, every 1 May the Trofeo del Marzocco takes place in Piazza Signoria (which has always been the political heart of Florence, dominated by the imposing Palazzo Vecchio). This is a [...]
25 March is a significant date for Florence. On this day the Capodanno fiorentino (Florentine New Year) is celebrated. In fact, until 1750 the civil year in Florence began on 25 March, the feast of [...]
Discover how to live in harmony with the city and the community that calls it home! What is #EnjoyRespectFirenze? An awareness campaign created as part of the "Major Italian Destinations for [...]
