The Vasari Corridor, which has been closed since 2016, has just had renovation plans approved and will reopen in 2021. The Vasari Corridor has been traditionally home to one of the largest collections [...]
LECTURE IN ENGLISH. Dr. Angelica Pesarini presents, “Africa’s Delivery Room: Dynamics of Race, Gender and Migration in the Italian Political Discourse.” British Institute Library. Palazzo Lanfredini, Lungarno Guicciardini 9. 6 [...]
Feb. 21 – 24: DANZAINFIERA. Fortezza da Basso. Open Thursday 3 – 8 pm; Friday, Saturday and Sunday 9 am – 8 pm. Admission: 1 day €15, 4 days €40; free for children under 8; €10 for 8 [...]
Now, for the price of one ticket, guests can visit five of Florence’s most prominent museums including the Bargello National Sculpture Museum, the Medici Chapels, Palazzo Davanzati Renaissance Home Museum, Casa Martelli Historical House Museum [...]
The Odeon Cinema presents three films in the first half of February which have together accumulated 5 Golden Globe awards, 23 Academy Award nominations and 20 BAFTA nominations. The three, all based on true stories, [...]
February 10 & 17: Guided visits at Santa Maria Novella for young people and adults at 2:30 pm, activities for families and children at 4 pm. Admission: € 2.50 for residents, and € 5 for non [...]
January 30: INCOMPIUTO: THE BIRTH OF STYLE. Via Giacomo Leopardi, 12n; Florence. 5 pm. Free admission. Insight and knowledge are the key to growth, so take advantage of this opportunity to expand a world view on [...]
While a wide variety of religious groups exemplify the diversity of Florence, this fact can also contribute to city’s cohesiveness, as seen in the interfaith walk also open to the public on Sunday, February 3 [...]
The public is welcome to hear art historian Elaine Ruffolo speak on the topic “Portraits: From Antiquity to the Selfie” at the C.E.A. Study Center, Piazza della Repubblica 6 on Tuesday, January 29 at 6 pm. [...]
