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The pyramid of the Cascine Park

While taking a stroll at the Cascine Park, a very peculiar structure might have caught your eye. We are talking about the pyramid that can be found along the tree-lined avenu, looking rather out of place in the Tuscan capital.What on earth is a pyramid doing in Florence? Well, it...

Florence Fashion city: Pitti Immagine

In addition to being a city of art, Florence is also a city of fashion, as evidenced by the presence of numerous museums dedicated to fashion and costume, such as the Costume Gallery at Palazzo Pitti, the Roberto Capucci Foundation Museum at Villa Bardini, the Ferragamo and the Gucci Museum,...

A trip out of town: Tarot Garden

Florence is beautiful and you should dedicate to its museums and attractions as much of your time as possible when you come in visit, but the rest of Tuscany has also a lot to offer. You can find so many wonderful little cities scattered among our hills, so if you’ve...

Steve McCurry's "Children" at the Istituto degli Innocenti

Steve McCurry returns in town with another exceptional exhibition, entitled Children, set up in the very place in Florence that has been dealing with childhood for over 600 years: the Istituto degli Innocenti in Piazza Santissima Annunziata, designed by Filippo Brunelleschi in 1419, a masterful example of harmonic and rational...

Florentine Renaioli

The Arno river has always been a faithful friend to the Florentines, allowing the proliferation of numerous activities along its banks, exploiting every resource it made available. In particular, a city with an intense building activity like Florence, needed a great quantity of building material, and it is precisely to...

A loving mother: Raphael's Madonna della Seggiola

Raffaello Sanzio died very young, he was only 37, but in his short life he managed to establish himself as one of the most outstanding artists of the Renaissance, capable of masterfully interpreting a timeless ideal of beauty and harmony.One of his greatest masterpieces is the Madonna della Seggiola, painted...

The Museum of Illusions in Florence

The concept of the Museum of Illusions was born in 2015 in Zagreb, Croatia, and was then exported to various cities around the world, also arriving in Italy, first in Milan then in Florence and Rome.The museum has opened inside Palazzo Tornaquinci Della Stufa, a historic building, in via Borgo...

El Jardín del Lirio

Florencia es bella incluso bajo la lluvia, pero cuando resplandece bajo el sol de la primavera, se vuelve algo espectacular. Entonces hay que salir absolutamente a dar un paseo en el centro, o a lo largo de la orilla del río Arno, o mejor aún, ir a visitar uno de...

Recipes of the tradition: Pan di Ramerino

Pan di Ramerino is a sweet bun typical of the Tuscan tradition, that used to be prepared on Holy Thursday. "Ramerino" is a Tuscan word from the 14th century with which the Florentines still call rosemary,  the fundamental ingredient of Pan di Ramerino, to which this preparation owes its unmistakable...

Curious Florence: the Florentine New Year

Florence is a city that has always done things a little in its own way, as demonstrated by the fact that for 168 years it celebrated the New Year on a different day than the rest of Italy. The Florentine New Year is celebrated on 25 March, the date corresponding...

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