Ancient remains linked to Dante’s Florence force three-month revision of construction plans.
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Sant’Ambrogio Market reopens after €1.9 million renovation
Historic market gains new outdoor roofs and charity shop after year-long upgrade.
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Ancient Roman theatre beneath Palazzo Vecchio reopens to visitors
Guided tours return to Palazzo Vecchio’s Roman theatre after pandemic and renovation works.
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Rising Interest in Dealcoholised Wines, but Many Questions Remain
At the Georgofili Academy in Florence, researchers presented the results of the Dewine project.
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Florence among Italy’s most digital cities once again
The city leads the “Connected Cities” index and ranks first among “Open Municipalities.”
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Restored Madonna del Latte Returns to Sant’Ambrogio
Fourteenth-century fresco restored thanks to Friends of Florence and conservator Cristina Napolitano.
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Golden Faces of Power: Ancient Rome’s Icons on Display in Florence
Exhibition explores Roman imperial portraits and symbols of authority at Florence’s Archaeological Museum.
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Signa, il caso urbanistico del Crocifisso finisce in Regione Toscana
È stata depositata un’interrogazione che chiede alla Giunta toscana di verificare la coerenza dell’intervento con gli obiettivi regionali sul consumo di suolo.
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Italian Cuisine Listed as UNESCO Intangible Heritage
UNESCO recognises Italy’s culinary traditions as a shared cultural and social heritage.
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Half of Florence visitors now arrive by train, survey finds
A study shows 49% of tourists reach Florence by rail, mainly to avoid driving and parking stress.
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