this phrase perfectly captures the life and image of Francesco Maria della Rovere, one of the most legendary military commanders of the Italian Renaissance.
Museums
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.
🇺🇸 Florence Celebrates American Independence Day
Florence Celebrates American Independence Day, from formal gatherings in historic cafés to laid-back garden BBQs, find your spot in Florence.
Guardians of Florentine Power
Guardians of Florentine Power is a remarkable story of art, symbolism, and authority set in the heart of Florence. In this article, we explore how two ancient lion statues.
Selfie Gone Wrong Uffizi
Selfie Gone Wrong Uffizi – a phrase that now echoes through the halls of one of Florence’s most prestigious museums. Earlier today, Saturday, June 21st,
Vasari House Florence Legacy
In the heart of Florence, the Vasari House Florence Legacy stands as a unique intersection of Renaissance art, politics, and cultural identity.
Medici Forge Ceiling Frescoes
The Forge Room, part of the Appartamento Mediceo, can be visited today as part of a tour of the second floor of the Uffizi Gallery,
Tomb of a Knight
The Tomb of a Knight is more than just a stone slab—it’s a keyhole into Florence’s medieval soul.
Mystical Art of Power
Mystical Art of Power, The Procession of the Magi, frescoed by Benozzo Gozzoli in the Chapel of the Magi at Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence, is far more than a religious painting.
The Hidden Face of History
Ciriaco d’Ancona reminds us that the past never truly dies—it waits patiently, etched in stone and fresco, for those who know how to listen.