By walking through the halls, visitors witness how Florence’s artistic heritage continues to influence modern style, making it a must-visit for anyone passionate about the intersection of art, history, and design.
In time of overtourism Florence anyway offers you equally remarkable places that don’t require elbowing your way through selfie-sticks. We have many suggestions and can help to avoid the busiest spots!
“Salvatore Ferragamo 1898-1960” is the richest and most comprehensive exhibition about Salvatore Ferragamo ever held. The exhibition runs until April 27, 2025
We all know too well that our lives have radically changed starting from February 2020 and the outbreak of the COVID pandemic. This post is an account of how COVID…
This is of course a work in progress, we will try to keep the list up to date and enrich it with suggestions and comments. Florence Margaret Haines (ed.) – The…
As Florence with guide we have put together activities in museums and in the city aimed at families, but here are some suggestions for everyone travelling with children to Florence. Fortunately…
Florence in the movies: locations, movie theaters, actors As far as we know the first showing of a Lumière film took place in Pitti Palace in 1897, and Florence…
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