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Pisa Launches Vintage Arcade Game Inspired by Gioco del Ponte

Pisa has found a playful way to bring its centuries-old tradition into the digital age.

For Florence’s residents and visitors, the crane’s removal means advancement in historical projects and work to further the city’s needs.

After nearly two decades, one of the most debated fixtures of Florence’s cityscape is about to disappear.

A four-month pilot program introducing bodycams for railway security staff has officially launched in Tuscany.

Uffizi director Simone Verde has confirmed that the tower crane behind the museum will be removed in the coming weeks.

As reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano, the crane that has loomed over the city center since 2006 is set to be dismantled by June 2025.

E-Rihs Eric coordinates efforts across 11 countries, with its headquarters based in Florence.

The proposed structure will be a glass and steel dome standing between 10 and 12 meters high.

In his commentary, Andrew Doyle explores the history of the artwork and the decades-long search for its remnants.

The Tuscan city competes to host the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF).