On this day, entry is completely free to iconic sites such as the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Pitti, Galleria dell’Accademia, Giardino di Boboli, etc, etc..
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When Mickey Spoke Tuscan
This story isn’t just about Mickey Mouse. It’s about Florence. About how a mouse with an American accent become Italian, and Florentine.
Hidden Corners of Florence
Hidden Corners of Florence, Palazzo Pazzi at the Volta dei Ciechi. It’s one of the many Hidden Corners of Florence, the hid Arch of the Blind
🇮🇹 A Venetian Genius in America
Italo Marchioni, a gelato maker from Veneto who emigrated to the United States, had the brilliant idea of the ice cream cone in 1896.
Seafood Florence Summer Vibes
Seafood Florence Summer Vibes — these four words perfectly capture the craving that grips many during the warmer months in Florence. While the sea isn’t exactly around the corner, the city has found delightful ways to bring the ocean to the table. From charming outdoor patios to flavorful seafood platters, these restaurants are your go-to …
Dream Boat on Arno
Dream Boat on Arno” captures the soul of a forgotten Florentine fantasy, one that still shimmers on the river’s surface in memory.
The Fall and Rise
On the morning of July 14, 1902, Venice was shaken—literally and symbolically. A deafening roar at 9:50 AM tore through the city. The Campanile di San Marco, a centuries-old symbol of Venetian grandeur, collapsed into a heap of rubble.
Best Gelato in Florence
Before heading out to explore the best gelato in Florence, here are some quick tips to avoid tourist traps.
The Bell of Bargello
The Bell of Bargello is a name that resonates with mystery, history, and a touch of fear. This isn’t just any bell — it’s a voice from another time, a bronze echo that tells the story of a Florence.
The Eternal Circle of Love
In the heart of the Renaissance, among solemn frescoes and monumental domes, Raphael made a revolutionary gesture.