Interactive installations, audiovisual performances and workshops will take place across three venues from 17 to 19 April 2026.
Clet’s Common Man statue returns to Ponte alle Grazie on Easter Sunday
The street artwork, thrown into the Arno and damaged in February, has been restored and reinstalled today. The artist presents it as a symbol of freedom of expression.
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San Gimignano artworks by Filippino Lippi return from US exhibition
Two Renaissance paintings come back from Cleveland after international exhibition, research and conservation work carried out with American partners.
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Bright Festival brings immersive digital art to Florence
Interactive installations, audiovisual performances and workshops will take place across three venues from 17 to 19 April 2026.
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Tuscany brings its wines to Vinitaly, from big names to lesser-known territories
From Chianti Classico to small inland producers, Tuscany heads to Italy’s main wine fair with a broad showcase of its wine landscape.
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Arno white riverbank walls spark debate after the black cube controversy
The repainting of the Arno embankment in the historic centre has drawn criticism in local media and institutions.
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Florence’s Calcio Storico on display at the European Parliament in Brussels
An exhibition dedicated to one of Florence’s oldest traditions will be held from 14 to 16 April inside the European Parliament, aiming to present the historical game to an international audience.
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Florence to host new international tourism event AURA in October 2026
The three-day B2B fair aims to position Tuscany as a key hub for high-end travel, bringing together global buyers and Italian hospitality operators.
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Florence names riverside square after Gucci founder Guccio Gucci
The new “piazzetta Guccio Gucci” is located along the Arno, near Ponte Vecchio, recognising the entrepreneur’s role in shaping Florence’s global image in fashion.
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Clet’s Common Man statue returns to Ponte alle Grazie on Easter Sunday
The street artwork, thrown into the Arno and damaged in February, has been restored and reinstalled today. The artist presents it as a symbol of freedom of expression.
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Uffizi cyberattack triggers probe and political questions
Reports of stolen security data and emergency measures at Palazzo Pitti are disputed by museum officials, who say no sensitive information was compromised.
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Florence begins removing shared e-scooters as private rentals continue
After the ban that took effect on 1 April, city police have begun clearing vehicles from the streets, while the operator shifts to a new business model and challenges the decision.
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Florence adds seven streets to UNESCO business restrictions
The city moves to extend and tighten rules aimed at protecting the historic centre, limiting new food and retail activities and restricting relocations in sensitive areas.
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