More than 250,000 visitors at Palazzo Strozzi and over 100,000 at the Museo di San Marco marked a record success for the Florence exhibition.
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Author: Editorial Staff
Korean family acquires Cerbaia, a Brunello di Montalcino winery
The buyer is the Lee family, which has a long-standing personal connection with Tuscany and an interest in wine.
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Florence Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with Free Visits
Free guided tours are planned on 27 January 2026 at the former Murate prison and Museo Novecento.
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Viareggio Carnival 2026: dates, tickets and floats for Tuscany’s iconic parade
From 1 to 21 February, the giant papier-mâché floats return to Viareggio’s seafront for six masked parades.
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100 family doctors in Tuscany join national AI healthcare trial
General practitioners will test an artificial intelligence platform designed to support basic diagnosis, without replacing clinical judgement.
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Fake Chianti: more than 2,500 illicit online contents identified in six months
A report commissioned by the Consorzio Vino Chianti points to widespread misuse of the Chianti name across websites, e-commerce platforms and social media.
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Florence Tramway Works to Resume at Piazza Beccaria
Construction had been halted in December after the discovery of well-preserved medieval city walls beneath the square.
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Italy’s main north–south rail corridor disrupted in Florence for 24 hours
The shutdown is scheduled from 3 p.m. on Saturday 24 January to 3 p.m. on Sunday 25 January.
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New accessible entrance inaugurated at Syracuse University Florence
The works are part of a renovation project aimed at improving reception spaces for students, faculty, and visitors.
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Florence’s new outdoor seating rules freeze surfaces in the UNESCO area
Florence’s City Council has approved a new regulation for the platforms and outdoor seating areas used by bars and restaurants.
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