Posts in category: Florence News

Arrive at Piazzale Michelangelo about an hour before sunset to claim a spot on the steps, watch the light turn gold over the Duomo and

Palazzo Vecchio has been the seat of Florentine power for over 700 years, and behind its public halls runs a network of secret passages the

The Accademia Gallery holds the original Michelangelo’s David, along with six other works by the artist and a collection of Florentine painting from the 14th

Walking through Florence, visitors often notice stone benches built directly into walls, corners, and building façades. At first glance they may seem like simple decorative

Spending two days in Florence is enough to experience its most important landmarks, Renaissance art, and authentic atmosphere. The city is compact, but without a

Rising above Florence’s skyline, the dome of the Florence Cathedral remains one of the greatest architectural achievements ever attempted. When construction began in the early

Walking through Florence, it’s easy to be distracted by grand façades and famous names. Yet, carved into stone cornices, window frames, and corners of palaces

Long before Christmas lights appear on the main streets, Florence’s neighborhoods—its rioni—begin to celebrate winter with small festivals, parish gatherings, street fairs, and artisan events

Few places capture the essence of Tuscany in autumn like Chianti, where rolling vineyards and medieval villages glow under golden light. Between September and November,

Florence is surrounded by one of the most celebrated wine regions in the world—Tuscany, home to centuries-old vineyards, rolling hills, and some of Italy’s most