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A violent raid at the wind farm construction site in the Mugello area has shocked Tuscany.
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Under the new rules, only a limited number of small electric shuttles are allowed.
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Crime thriller based on a true story set in the hills around Florence
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As Giovanni Busi is confirmed for a new term as president of the Chianti Wine Consortium, the sector faces growing pressure.
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Over fifty Roman busts now enrich the Ponte Vecchio stretch of the Vasari Corridor, returning to public view after decades in storage.
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Originally from Chicago, the artist is launching his own art school after fifteen years as a painter in Europe.
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After a 10-day closure, the exhibition “Florence and Europe. The Arts of the Eighteenth Century at the Uffizi” has reopened with enhanced safety measures.
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From July 7, Florence’s tram line T1 will be partially suspended for track replacement works.
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Since the establishment of regional governments in 1970, Tuscany has never been governed by the center-right.
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Nearly €59 million in sales expected in Florence, plus tourist spending.
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