After nearly two decades, one of the most debated fixtures of Florence’s cityscape is about to disappear.
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Author: Editorial Staff
Court Restores Remote Check-In, Florence Keeps Keybox Ban
A court ruling has reignited debate over short-term rentals and tourist regulations in Florence.
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Low Turnout Undermines Italy’s Referendums
Italy’s five referendums on jobs, workers’ rights, and citizenship failed to meet the quorum with national turnout stopping at just 30%.
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Summer Comes Early: Sunny and Hot Week Ahead in Tuscany
Daytime highs will reach 34–35°C in the inland plains, especially in the provinces of Florence, Prato, and Pistoia.
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Forte Belvedere Reopens June 24 with Summer Tours and Hidden Walks
Florence’s iconic Forte Belvedere will reopen to the public on June 24.
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Uffizi Reopens a Forgotten Century with a Grand Exhibition
The Enlightenment Reawakens at the Uffizi: A Grand Exhibition Revisits the 18th Century.
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Oltre 200 adesioni in due mesi: no alle nuove case al Crocifisso di Signa
In occasione della Giornata mondiale dell’ambiente, il Comitato Territorio e Buonsenso del Crocifisso a Signa annuncia di aver superato quota 200 adesioni.
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Amerigo Vespucci in Livorno for Final Leg of World Tour
The ship will remain docked until the morning of Sunday, June 8, , before setting sail for the final celebration in Genoa.
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Santa Trinita Church Cleaned After April Vandalism
The façade of Florence’s Santa Trinita Church has been restored to its original state after being vandalized last April.
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FirenzeCard Sales Drop, City Evaluates Changes
Florence is seeing record tourist numbers, but shorter stays are impacting sales of the FirenzeCard, the city’s official museum pass.
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