Author: amministratore
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Italy in the Stars
What if your zodiac sign had an Italian city that truly matched its essence? Italy in the Stars is a creative editorial project that blends astrology, travel, and culture. Inspired by the energy of the zodiac and the symbolic power of place, we’ve matched each of the 12 signs with a city in Italy that…
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San Giovanni Celebrations: June 24th in Florence
On June 24th Florence celebrates San Giovanni with a day rich of events and official appointments both for Florentine people and visitors. Check out the main events! Saint John The Baptist became the patron of Florence during the Lombard times and since then he’s been much worshiped and honored. Noble and rich people of Florence…
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Mona Lisa bridge is real and is in Tuscany
A recent study on the famous and enigmatic painting of the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci has confirmed the existence of the bridge seen in the background of the painting. This is the Ponte del Romito in Laterina, in the province of Arezzo. This is what researcher and historian Silvano Vinceti states in his…
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3 things to take pictures of while cruising the Arno river
Summer is the season of Florence boat tour: we organize cruises down the River Arno at sunset, when the sun colors up the city in gold. During the 1-hour cruise you see Florence from a completely different point of view and spot 3 things we suggest you take pictures of.
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What to see inside Boboli Gardens
The Boboli Gardens is one of the most beautiful gardens in Florence city center; it’s an open-air museum with antique statues, grottoes and fountains.
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6+1 extra-ordinary artisans in Italy
Our love for the arts always makes our hearts beat faster every time we enter an artisan workshop. We love to watch skilled hands work with materials and colors to create something unique and, from our point of view, perfect. Here then are 6+1 workshops to visit to breathe in art and color:
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Stories and facts about the Vasari Corridor
The Vasari Corridor is one the most renowned secret passages in the world: since the late Renaissance it connects the Uffizi Gallery to the Pitti Palace. Here we listed some curiosities and facts of this hidden passage of Florence!
