The FAI Spring Days (Le Giornate Fai di Primavera) are back on May 15 and 16, 2021. Over 600 places will be open throughout Italy.
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From May 20, the bike sharing subscription in Florence will cost much less: instead of 24.99 euros will cost only 9 euros for 3 months (3 per month). Every resident and tourist can take advantage of this offer.
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It’s a big year for the Italian icon Sophia Loren. She has been awarded at the David di Donatello awards, Italy’s equivalent of the Oscars, and in Florence the opening of the restaurant Sophia Loren Original Italian Food is a grate success.
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Ferrero, unveiled its first-ever Ferrero Rocher, Ferrero Rocher Dark and Raffaello ice cream sticks. This launch introduces the first-ever Ferrero ice creams for two of its most loved brands.
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The promotion campaign for the Florence destination, designed by Toscana Promozione Turistica and the Fondazione Sistema Toscana, was created with the Municipality of Florence and in collaboration with Destination Florence Convention & Visitors Bureau, which carried out a promotional-marketing activity.
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In Italy breakfast does not play an important role as other meals of the day. Breakfast in Italy is nothing more than having a quick snack along with a coffee in front of the bar before going to work. However, we are speaking about Italian food so the food is naturally delicious.
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The number of Italian seaside and lakeside resorts awarded the prestigious Blue Flag designation has risen from 195 last year to 201 this year. Take a look to the 17 Blue Flag beaches in Tuscany.
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A document of the presidency of the EU Council of Ministers allows the practice of partial and total alcohol removal of wines. Tuscany Region and Italian agricultural associations oppose the proposal.
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he pic of the week is the Medieval church Pieve dei santi Quirico e Giulitta, in San Quirico, Val d’Orcia, Tuscany by Jacob Mayama. You can send us your pictures and at the end of the week our team will choose one.
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No Italian region is high-risk for COVID contagion in the latest weekly monitoring of the health ministry and the Higher Health Institute (ISS), for the second straight week. Tuscany remains in yellow zone: positive cases decrease, on Saturday 8 May they were 676.
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