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Author: Editorial Staff
Search underway for missing young woman near Montalcino
Infrared drones and rescue dogs deployed in the wooded hills of southern Tuscany.
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Universities join forces across Europe to put well-being at the heart of education
The University of Florence among the 11 members of EUniWell, an alliance reshaping the future of academia.
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Giovanni Boldini Returns to the Roberto Casamonti Collection
From November 4, 2025, to January 3, 2026, the Lady in Black Dress Seated in Front will be displayed in Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni.
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1966 Flood: Florence Still Learning from the Arno river
On 4 November 1966 the Arno burst its banks, turning streets into canals, shutting down power, and damaging some of the world’s most important artworks.
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U.S. TV series shines a spotlight on Florence and Friends of Florence
With just 100 days to go before the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, American audiences are discovering the beauty and talent of Italy through Journey to Italy.
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Florence Cracks Down on Tourist Bus Violations
Starting November 15, 2025, companies whose vehicles are caught stopping outside designated areas will face immediate restrictions.
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The Monster of Florence Tops Netflix Worldwide
Filmed in Florence and Tuscany, the true-crime series reaches No. 1 globally.
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Katy Perry to Perform at Lucca Summer Festival 2026
One and only Italian date set for July 19 on Lucca’s historic walls.
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Uffizi opens the Vasari Corridor on Friday nights until December
At the end of the visit, participants exit through the Boboli Gardens, emerging directly into Piazza Pitti via the Rondò di Bacco gate.
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