Milan, Rome and Florence are the least safe Italian cities amid a rise in crime, Il Sole 24 Ore says.
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Florence Property Market Slumps Amid National Recovery in Q2 2024
Florence has experienced a notable decline in property market, according to the OMI report.
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Florence’s Cultural Sites Shine During Ferragosto Holiday
Florence’s renowned cultural landmarks saw a significant number of visitors on Ferragosto, Italy’s national holiday, celebrated on Thursday, according to the Ministry of Culture.
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Monica Vitti: the great Italian actress turns 90
Monica Vitti, the great Italian screen actress this Wednesday turned 90, away from the public eye.
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Green Pass for restaurants, bars, gyms, pools, shows, spas, fairs in Italy
A COVID 19 Green Pass vaccine passport will be needed to get into Italian eateries indoors, open-air shows, spas, swimming pools, gyms, fairs, congresses and competitive examinations.
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Tosca against violence on women at the Puccini Opera Festival
Stefania Sandrelli says her debut as opera director, a production of Tosca at this year’s Piccini Opera Festival, presents the heroine as a symbol of the fight against gender violence.
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Milwaukee Bucks wins the NBA championship thanks to MVP Antetokounmpo
Milwaukee Bucks won their second title in 6 games over the favored Phoenix Suns in the NBA Basketball championship 2021 thanks the European player Giannis Antetokounmpo, born in Athens, Greece, on December 6, 1994.
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University of Florence 4h in the Italian ranking
Bologna, Padua, and Rome’s La Sapienza universities topped the rankings of major state-run Italian universities published by the CENSIS think tank on Monday July 19, 2021, while Florence University dropped form third to fourth position.
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The pic of the week: a stormy day on the Romagna Riviera
The pic of the week is a melancholy beach during a stormy day in Misano, on the Romagna Riviera. The picture was sent by Jon Harvey.
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Isola d’Elba to host the Uffizi’s exhibit of Napoleon Bonaparte
With the exhibition “Nel segno di Napoleone: gli Uffizi Diffusi all’isola d’Elba” opening at Portoferraio (Pinacoteca Foresiana, July 9, 2021 – October 10, 2021), the Uffizi Galleries inaugurate the major plan of dissemination on the Tuscan territory launched in the past weeks.
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