From 9 June to 1 July 2026, the festival dedicated to contemporary music, dance, film and performance.
Visitors to the Brancacci Chapel Can Now Explore Sala Vanni
Sala Vanni, one of the most significant spaces in Florence’s Carmine complex, will open to the public from 7 June to 31 August 2026.
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Matthew Spender, English artist who made Chianti his home, dies aged 81
The English sculptor, painter and writer helped inspire Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1996 film Stealing Beauty.
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Secret Florence transforms Florence into a stage for contemporary performance
From 9 June to 1 July 2026, the festival dedicated to contemporary music, dance, film and performance.
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Visitors to the Brancacci Chapel Can Now Explore Sala Vanni
Sala Vanni, one of the most significant spaces in Florence’s Carmine complex, will open to the public from 7 June to 31 August 2026.
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Boboli’s Garden of the Senses Returns for 2026 With Multisensory Tours
Visitors will once again be able to explore a hidden corner of Florence’s Boboli Gardens through touch, sound and smell.
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Matthew Spender, English artist who made Chianti his home, dies aged 81
The English sculptor, painter and writer helped inspire Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1996 film Stealing Beauty.
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Mugello Attendance Hits Record High as Tuscany Backs MotoGP Future
More than 178,000 spectators attended the MotoGP weekend at Mugello.
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A New Crossing for Florence: Arno Bridge Opens After Half a Century
The new bridge links Bellariva and Albereta, improves cross-river connections and is dedicated to Georgofili victims Nadia and Caterina Nencioni.
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Analog Florence on display in the Pellicola Urbana exhibition at Brac
Running until June 30, 2026, the exhibition presents the work of nine photographers connected to Rollbox, a Florence-based project promoting film photography and darkroom practices.
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80 Years On, Republic Day Meets the First Summer Getaway
In Florence, official ceremonies, cultural events and a public film screening will accompany a long weekend. Free entry in some museums.
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Historic Santa Croce tabernacle returns to public view after restoration
A late 16th-century fresco in Florence has returned to public view after a restoration supported by Friends of Florence.
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Gucci goes racing while Ferrari goes silent
Florence’s fashion house is heading into Formula 1 just as Italy’s most famous carmaker risks alienating its petrol-loving faithful with its first fully electric model.
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