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Summer Sales Kick Off in Florence and Across Italy on July 5
Nearly €59 million in sales expected in Florence, plus tourist spending.
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U.S. Consulate in Florence to Remain Open, Ambassador Confirms
Speaking in Rome during the Fourth of July celebrations, Ambassador Fertitta addressed recent concerns over the closure of the Florence consulate.
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A Hidden Gem Above Florence: Discover the Rooftop Terrace of Tivoli Palazzo Gaddi
A hidden rooftop for aperitivi, with a 360-degree view of Florence — from the Duomo to Santa Maria Novella.
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Storm Hits Florence After Days of Extreme Heat, Blackout Affects Several Areas
Local authorities have warned of ongoing risks, including fire hazards and further outages, and continue to urge citizens to follow health and safety guidance.
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Art and Activism: Connecting Land Conservation and Painting
American artist Haley Mellin returns to Florence with her first solo museum show, blending art and environmental activism at Museo Novecento.
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Behind the Runway: How Pitti Uomo Shapes International Views of Florence
While Milan is Italy’s fashion capital, every early summer the spotlight shifts to Florence for Pitti Uomo, the leading men’s fashion trade fair.
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Florence Unveils First Chinese Electric Buses
25 new battery-powered vehicles financed through Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
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Radar failure causes flight delays and diversions at Pisa and Florence airports
Toscana Aeroporti, the company managing both airports, has issued a warning to travelers.
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Bezos, Venice, and the Eternal Stage of Italy’s Great Cities
Are places like Venice, Florence, and Rome simply backdrops for grandeur—or do they hold the real power in the story?
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Pisa Launches Vintage Arcade Game Inspired by Gioco del Ponte
Pisa has found a playful way to bring its centuries-old tradition into the digital age.
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