Between 1968 and 1985, a string of double murders terrified Tuscany. Decades later, the killer’s identity remains one of Italy’s deepest mysteries.
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Author: Editorial Staff
Halloween takes over Florence: from haunted villas to techno nights
Once considered a foreign import, Halloween has now become part of Florence’s cultural calendar.
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Lucca Comics & Games brings exhibitions to the Guinigi Tower for the first time
The festival will run from October 29 to November 2, 2025, with exhibitions open until December 2.
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Severe weather hits Tuscany: waves up to 3.5 meters, winds reach 130 km/h
Firefighters have been working continuously since the morning, with 35 interventions in the Florence area alone.
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Fiorentina’s centenary overshadowed by Franchi delays and dismal start to the season
The centenary year of ACF Fiorentina risks being marked by frustration both on and off the pitch.
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Over 1,500 Green Shield fines for unauthorized vehicles entering Florence
More than half involving tourist coaches entering the city without paying the required access ticket.
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Baby from Gaza saved at Meyer Hospital after removal of two-kilo tumor
A premature baby from Gaza underwent life-saving surgery at Florence’s Meyer Hospital to remove a rare two-kilo tumor.
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Ferris wheel returns to Florence’s Fortezza da Basso this winter
After two years at Parco delle Cascine, it will return to Fortezza da Basso from December 2025 to April 2026.
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Leonardo’s note reveals ancient method behind today’s green architecture
Da Vinci may have anticipated the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban technique, burning wood to make it more durable and sustainable.
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Rickshaws gone: Florence’s historic centre adapts, drivers protest
Two weeks after Florence banned rickshaws, the city is adjusting while drivers continue to protest.
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