It is possible to freely access the libraries to choose the books and use all services. You need to reserve a seat in advance to use desks and Internet stations.
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In Florence and in Tuscany there are various places where you can do the molecular, serological or rapid test. Here are the differences among the various tests and the list of the main places where you can do it.
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Vino, ad Alessandro Campatelli il nono Premio Gambelli. Dopo due anni il riconoscimento promosso da Aset e Igp torna nel Chianti e viene assegnato al giovane enologo dell’azienda agricola Riecine (Gaiole).
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Italy will be completely on yellow zone from May 24 . The decline in infections, reinforced by the increase in vaccinations, could bring all Italy to the white zone by the end of June.
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At least 39 million foreign and domestic tourists are set to take trips to Italy this summer, up 12% with respect to 2020, according to a new study by the Demoskopika agency with the University of Sannio.
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The ancient Roman Colosseum is once again going to have a floor thanks to a new, renovation project unveiled on May 2.
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The firefighters of Arezzo, in Tuscany Region, intervened in the Pratantico soccer field to free a beautiful specimen of owl entangled in the fence net: unharmed, it was then released with the assistance of a veterinarian.
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Article 9 of decree law number 52 on Urgent measures for the gradual resumption of economic and social activities, establishes the green certification, also called green pass, that gives the opportunity to the citizens to participate in certain events or to move to Europe or between regions of red or orange color, waiting the European “Digital green certificate”.
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According to the covid 19 rules, from June 1st it will be possible to eat indoor the restaurants. Until then, restaurants with gardens are the best solution to have lunch or dinner out.
Here are some of the most characteristic restaurants with gardens, a good solution also for the coming summer.
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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