The news paper la Nazione from 1859
1859 in Florence was created a news paper named La Nazione because the Ricasoli baron want inform citizen quickly is possible about the Italy country.
Categoria: Tradition
Giotto Dante Bargello Portrait
During his political career in Florence, the poet visited Bargello, which was then home to the Podestà; nonetheless, he was sentenced to exile in the same building. A few years later, on the day of the universal judgment, Giotto and his store depicted Dante by placing him among the blessed who are welcomed in heaven.
3 ruff-top bar that you have to go in Florence
Everybody enjoys a decent rooftop bar, especially during those sweltering months when we search for the tiniest breezes and the most amazing cocktails. Here is our Florence round-up.
Three restoration projects reopen to the public
Many new things were learned about the works, the artists' methods, earlier interventions, and the background of the sites as a result of the three projects.
3 original things to see in Florence
Not only tourist itineraries and very famous attractions: we also have a secret Florence to discover, curiosity, legends and unusual things that have been hiding between the streets of the city for centuries and centuries.
Malta Knight in Florence second part
Although the Knights Templar owned structures and parts of Florence, this church in particular bears witness to their presence through a variety of symbols, including the crosses in the octagonal capitals and the iron gates.
An original decoration in Via dei Brardi 42
A notable example of Florentine art and history is the bas-relief located in the home at via dei Bardi n. 42 in Florence. This ancient street in the Oltrarno neighborhood is home to a number of architecturally and historically significant structures. The aforementioned structure is a medieval structure that has experienced several alterations over the ages.
Via dell’Ariento origin of it
With the decree of Ferdinand I of 25 September 1593, the Grand Duke ordered the eviction of the premises on Ponte Vecchio used for the sale of meat, vegetables and fish. All this to make room for the new tenants: goldsmiths, silversmakers and jewelers.
Firs Sunday of July museum are free
All Metropolitan City of Florence residents will be able to visit the Florentine civic museums and Palazzo Medici Riccardi for free on July 7, the first Sunday of the month. They will also be able to participate in a variety of scheduled visits and activities that have been organized by the Municipality of Florence, the metropolitan city of Florence, and Mus.e.
Malta Knight in Florence first part
Although the Knights Templar owned structures and parts of Florence, this church in particular bears witness to their presence through a variety of symbols, including the crosses in the octagonal capitals and the iron gates. Following the dissolution of the Excelso bubble Vox by Pope Clemente V at the request of French King Filippo il Bello, the complex was taken over by the order of the hospitals, who later became knights of Rhodes and Malta.