Sara Funaro | Florence Daily News

Black-and-White Tower near the Lungarno Sparks Debate in Florence

Originally planned as private residences, the approved project will now bring an ultra-luxury hotel and tourist apartments.

August 11, a day etched in Florence’s history as a turning point in the fight for freedom.

According to the mayor’s office, the blackout is meant to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis.

The relocation, set to begin this summer, aims to ease congestion in key tourist areas.

Speaking in Rome during the Fourth of July celebrations, Ambassador Fertitta addressed recent concerns over the closure of the Florence consulate.

A court ruling has reignited debate over short-term rentals and tourist regulations in Florence.

Marco Rubio has formally submitted to Congress a sweeping reorganization plan for the State Department.

A mafia car bomb near Florence’s Uffizi Gallery killed five people on May 27, 1993. Thirty-two years later, the city still seeks truth and justice.

A major urban regeneration project is about to reshape one of the city’s most central yet overlooked areas.

Florence is reacting with concern to the news that the U.S. Department of State plans to close its consulate in the city.