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Florence’s Five New Community Gardens

Florence is adding the green to the city with five new urban gardens. The gardens will be entrusted [...]
Roberto Cavalli’s Florence Life & Funeral

Roberto Cavalli passed away in the comfort of his own home at the age of 83 on Thursday, [...]
Green Light for Ponte Vecchio Restoration

One of Florence’s most iconic landmarks, the Ponte Vecchio, is set to undergo a restoration and conservation project. [...]
Schmidt, Ex-Uffizi Director, Runs for Mayor

Eike Schmidt, director of the Uffizi Gallery from 2014 until the beginning of 2024 and currently the director [...]
Florence’s New Urban Vineyard

There’s another Michelangelo in Florence, Vigna Michelangelo, a new urban vineyard. Reviving a medieval tradition, the vineyard, the [...]
Joe Barone, Fiorentina’s CEO, Dies

The management of the ACF Fiorentina soccer team announced the death of CEO Joe Barone on Tuesday, March [...]

The Debut of Florence’s First Cat Cafe

Looking for the perfect place to grab a cappuccino while studying? Or to be more specific, would you [...]
Giunti Odeon: A New Space, a New Story

The 100-year-old Odeon Cinema embarks on a new path a century after its original opening. The Giunti publishing [...]
DelBrenna Jewelers Opens in Florence

In the heart of Florence, just behind Piazza Strozzi, a new location for the DelBrenna jewelry boutique has [...]
Starbucks & Badiani Open in the City Center

This July, Florence welcomes its second Starbucks on via dei Cerretani and the lines have been stretched out [...]
Ditta Artigianale Opens in Pzz. Ferrucci

A brand new Ditta Artigianale opened its doors in Piazza Ferrucci on March 30, the Florentine coffee [...]
‘Wild Buns’ Finds a Permanent Home

Wild Buns is a Scandinavian bakery on Via di Camaldoli, 1/c in the Oltrarno neighborhood. The newest [...]

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