Italy was cut in two this morning, December 2, 2015, as an unexploded WWII bomb was removed from a field in Umbria, stopping traffic on Italy’s busy A1 motorway that joins Milan to Bologna, Florence, Rome and Naples .
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Author: Editorial Staff
The very magical Tuscan Christmas begins…
Florence, Montecatini, Siena, Monteriggioni, Chianciano, Montepulciano: the magical Tuscan Christmas begins with a lot of events.
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The Italian-German Forum to be held in Florence
On December 3, at Palazzo Vecchio in Florence a full-day event dedicated to the dual training system: from the German experience to the Italian path. Attended by the Italian Minister Giannini and German Ambassador Wasum-Rainer.
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Star Wars mania arrives to the american museums
Star Wars excitement has hit stores, fashion makers, cinemas, internet and… the world of the art.
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UN calling for an end to violence against women
United Nations call to end to violence against women and girls, which according to the UN’s agency for gender equality (UN Women) affects one in three worldwide.
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Forse non tutti sanno che… arriva nelle Marche
La fortunata collana della Newton Compton Forse non tutti sanno che declinata per i luoghi più affascinanti dell’Italia – e che ha fra i suoi bestseller il volume dedicato a Firenze -, si arricchisce di una nuova regione: le Marche.
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Artisans completing replica of Ghiberti’s doors
A team of artisans on the outskirts of Florence are casting the final panels of a replica of a Renaissance masterpiece: Lorenzo Ghiberti’s famed bronze north doors on the Florence Baptistery, AP reported.
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Medici: Masters Of Florence starts shooting
This morning the filming of Medici: Masters of Florence began in the center of Florence.
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Florence Capital 1865-2015, Palazzo Pitti’s exhibit
In Florence, Palazzo Pitti’s Modern Art Gallery celebrates the 150th anniversary of Florence as the capital of Italy with a show from November 19 to April 3 titled Florence Capital 1865-2015. The Gifts and Collections of the King.
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Mantegna, Tintoretto, Rubens stolen in Verona
Some 15 priceless paintings including a Mantegna, five Tintorettos and a Rubens were stolen from Verona’s Castelvecchio museum.
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