Premier Mario Draghi decided to push back the virus-containing curfew from 10 to 11 pm since May 19, pushing it further back to midnight from June 7, and ending it completely from June 21. “We want to take gradual measures in order to understand the effect on contagions”, Draghi said.
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Two Tuscan parks have been added to the green list drawn up by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN): the National Park of the Tuscan Archipelago and the national park of the Casentinesi Forests.
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A collaboration between the Uffizi Galleries and the Cinello company allows the sale of some of the most iconic masterpieces that the Florentine museum hosts: among them, La nascita di Venere e La Primavera. Warning: these are not copies, but “unique digital art”.
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Il 17 maggio sarà la giornata internazionale contro l’omofobia e ciclicamente i temi sui diritti umani entrano nel dibattito politico e culturale. Ma possiamo avere un’opinione su tutto?
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At the Florence Santa Maria Novella station anyone can do a rapid covid test, without any cost, reservation or medical prescription thanks the Italian Red Cross. The same initiative is carried out in the railway stations of seven other Italian cities.
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You can send us your pictures and at the end of the week our team will choose one. This week picture is Josè.
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Here the official opening hours of the places of interest delivered by the Municipality of Florence and updated May 14, 2021.
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About two weeks ago an Italian singer during a concert, through a monologue, targeted a political party for its stance on human rights, in particular for sexual orientation. Can we have an opinion on everything?
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Tuscany Region remains in a low risk situation for COVID-19 contagion. Health Minister Roberto Speranza is set to sign orders making all of Italy’s regions except for Valle D’Aosta moderate-risk yellow zones next week in the nation.
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Counterfeiting means 19 billion euros of unrealized sales in the EU over the last year due to fakes and imitations. This illegal activity costs over 2.2 billion only in Italy. The most affected sectors are clothing, shoes, leather goods, beauty products, medicines, fine wines and toys. Counterfeiting is now spread also online.
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