Ron Howard began shooting in Florence, Sunday, May 3, the first scenes of the new film Inferno (Hell).
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Author: Editorial Staff
Florence stuns the world with I_Dome (Time-laps)
The I_Dome, installed in the Cortile Nuovo of Palazzo Vecchio and open free of charge to visitors until 31 October, was inaugurated this afternoon by the Florence’s Mayor Dario Nardella and Leonardo Bassilichi, president of the Chamber of Commerce of Florence.
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The State of the Union conference in Florence
The State of the Union conference, organised by the European University Institute(EUI), is an annual event for high-level reflection on the European Union.
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66% of Expo tourists visit for food, culture
66% of Expo tourists visit for food, culture. Nearly 70% will spend time doing things in addition to Expo, says survey
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The story of Florentine flavours in Milan
From 2 to 10 May wine bars, tasting sessions, showcooking, entertainment and training seminars compose an ideal presentation of Florence in the city of Expo 2015.
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20,000 bottles fake wine, grappa seized
Italy’s state forestry corps and the customs agency seized 20,000 bottles of fake wine and grappa ready for market distribution from a Florence-area warehouse.
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From Florence the oldest flour in the world
The oldest grinding flour in the world will be on display at the Milan Expo 2015 and is set to revolutionize understanding of Paleolithic man, officials announced.
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FloraFirenze, plants and flowers #MadeInItaly
From its very first edition – to be staged between April 30 and May 11, 2015 – FloraFirenze promises to be a unique event, the ideal occasion and meeting place for all players in the international floriculture and horticulture scenario.
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Tutti i segreti della cucina gluten free
I segreti della cucina gluten free? Li svela lo chef Giorgio Trovato a maggio e a giugno in due corsi di cucina gluten free a Castelnuovo Berardenga (Siena).
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Beato Angelico’s Lamentation displayed with Turin Shroud
The public presentation of the Shroud of Turin will be complemented by a famous 15th century painting The Lamentation of Christ by Renaissance master Beato Angelico.
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