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AC Fiorentina forward Giuseppe Rossi should be back on the playing field by March, team doctor Paolo Manetti said on the official team website.
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The Italian government has announced it will spend about $ 300,000 on a new, stronger plinth for Michelangelo’s David because of a recent series of tremors in the Tuscan Region, the BBC reported some days ago.
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The Christmas village, open until January 6, 2015, is located in piazza Annigoni, close to the Sant’Ambrogio market in Florence.
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Weather alert in Tuscany, Italy. Saturday December 27, 2014, from 8 am to 8 pm heavy snowfalls are expected on the Appennini ridge.
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New opening times during the Holidays in the most visited galleries and museums in Florence, Italy: Bargello, Uffizi and Accademia.
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Unions representing civil servants started to occupy the offices of the provincial florentine governments “indefinitely” to protest against the central government’s 2015 budget bill.
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Rail services in several parts of Italy suffered disruption and delays after an arson attack on systems near to Bologna’s Santa Viola station Tuesday December 23, 2014.
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Schools re-open in Tuscan epicentre seismic activity, but light earth quake tremors rippled through the Chianti wine-growing district of Tuscany on Monday December 22, 2014.
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Castello di Acquabella, in the splendid natural reserve of Vallombrosa near the abbey by the same name, is on sale with other 70 Italian castles.
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Success for the #CrazyforPazzi international crowdfunding campaign for the restoration of the Pazzi Chapel loggia.
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