The Tower of San Niccolò has reopened to the public on June 24, the day of San Giovanni. Guided tours will be available until September 30th from the hours 17 to 20.
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The Tower of San Niccolò has reopened to the public on June 24, the day of San Giovanni. Guided tours will be available until September 30th from the hours 17 to 20.
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The collection in the new museum of ‘900 in Florence, Italy, includes 300 paintings, sculptures, videos and installations by Giorgio de Chirico, Fortunato Depero, Alberto Moretti, Giorgio Morandi, Lucio Fontana, Carlo Carrà and many other artists.
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Changes bring Italy into line with Europe, culture minister said. New opening times and tariffs for monuments, museums.
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The story of Giuseppe Ebreo’s tapestries unveiled in Palazzo Vecchio during the first City Council last Monday June 16, 2014.
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On the occasion of Firenze Hometown of Fashion, Gucci plans a series of unique events at the Gucci Museum.
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The Florence, Italy-headquartered luxury label Gucci launches Guccimuseo.com, a new iconic webisite that brings the historic Gucci Museo in Florence to a world audience.
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A permanent exhibition dedicated to the work cycle of vine and wine, with more than 500 objects , starting with some authentic Etruscan and Roman relics: “WinEx” shows all the elements that lead from the vine to the bottle of wine
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The FAI Spring Days are coming. On March 22 and 23, 2014 everyone can come into palaces, churches, castles, parks, 750 wonderful treasures in Italy usually closed to the public.
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The fall of a few small fragments of stone fell from the tower of the Bargello National Museum after the heavy rains of recent weeks and the storm on Saturday afternoon, February 22, 2014. The stones are dropped at the access via the Proconsolo.
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Visitors can greet the new year at national archeological sites and museums across Italy on Tuesday, as many institutions will open their doors even on the January 1 holiday. The Uffizi’s exhibit “I Mai Visti”, showing a series of 44 marble Caesar busts, will be the only part of the museum to open on January 1.
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