A few words with Franco Lucchesi, Chairman of the Opera del Duomo in Florence
We met the lawyer Franco Lucchesi, Chairman of the Opera del Duomo since 2010 for which he is working on the redevelopment project of...
Vasari in Palazzo Pitti
The Galleria Palatina is organizing an exhibition on one of the most significant paintings in the Medici collections, the Allegory of Patience, which belonged...
Editorial, by Cristina Acidini
La vivacità delle ricerche e la qualità dei risultati che si conseguono nei musei del Polo Museale Fiorentino, in un’attività che non conosce soste...
Celebrating the great Master, by Ellen Miller
Ask anyone to name one artist from Italy, and the majority will name Michelangelo. February 18, 2014 marks the 450th anniversary of the death...
In this issue Florence is…
One of the most rewarding aspects of working as a journalist is the privilege of daily meeting people original and creative, unusual, dometime downright...
Renewed website and Android app are ready!
Dear friends, we introduce you our new website, filled of articles and beautiful photos about Florence: Art, Beauty and Culture, the ABC we love...
A few words with Lorenzo Parrini, Tuscany representative for the American Chamber of Commerce in Italy
The transatlantic relationships are growing public interest, politically and economically, so we tried to learn more information about the American Chamber of Commerce in...
Tuscany, land of small towns, small roads… and small theaters – by Cristiano Imperiali
The art in Tuscany is different from art in Rome, the former is pretty simple and almost “reserved” as its narrow streets, as the...
Dante: war and love – by Zdenka Marchi
Talking about Dante’s family in the october issue of Florence is You! we said that it was very important at the time and sided...
Santa Croce’s Italian Hall Of Fame – by Kellie Malone
Famous Florentines seem to have found a common resting place in Santa Croce. This Franciscan church dates back to 1294 and remains in the...
