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Today Florence is marking the 50th anniversary of the devastating flood of the River Arno in 1966.
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Aftershocks continue to keep people on edge in the areas of central Italy devastated by a series of recent earthquakes, including Sunday’s 6.5-magnitude quake near Norcia.
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An event and an exhibition at the Embassy of Italy in Washington DC to remember the 1966 Florence flood.
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The 1966 flood of the Arno river in Florence killed 101 people and damaged or destroyed millions of masterpieces of art and rare books. 50 years later the city of Florence commemorate that natural disaster.
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Italian state broadcaster RAI scored big ratings on Tuesday evening for the first episode of a new series on the Medici dynasty.
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BTO (Buy Tourism Online) is currently the number one event in Italy that focuses on the links between tourism and innovation, as BTO2016 promises to be as cutting edge as ever.
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The new rooms hosting the art of Botticelli and his contemporaries are to reopen at the Uffizi Gallery: casting a new light on the Early Renaissance and expanding the corpus of Botticelli’s art with a large detached fresco of the Annunciation.
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After the success in Florence, Rome’s Central Market opened at the Via Giolitti entrance to the main Termini station.
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The smartphones use are increasing for Italians, especially for the young, whose daily life has been completely revolutionized by social networks, market research group CENSIS said.
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The last act of the restoration of the Florence Baptisteryhas been the gilding of the Baptistery, in particular of the golden sphere on top of the dome.
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