Florence is preparing to introduce Guardium, the AI-based traffic enforcement system originally developed under the name “Cerbero”.

What's on this week in Florence: here's our pick of best events for May 21-28, 2026 in the city and surroundings.

The popular spot sees new site on via dei Neri, serving smash burgers in the sociable setting.

The University of Florence has awarded an honorary master’s degree in Agricultural Sciences and Technologies to Ferruccio Ferragamo.

On June 4 and 5, internationally acclaimed chef Akira Back will return to W Florence for two special evenings.

The National Central Library of Florence has introduced an ambitious community-driven effort to restore 30,000 books.

Major disruptions are expected across Tuscany on Monday, May 18 as a nationwide strike is set to impact transport, healthcare and sanitation.

Residents across Florence are being warned to expect low water pressure and possible supply interruptions from Friday, May 15 to Sunday, May 17.

What's on this week in Florence: here's our pick of best events for May 14-21, 2026 in the city and surroundings.

The latest Spring/Summer 2027 trends will be unveiled at the Fortezza da Basso during Pitti Immagine Uomo, running from June 16 to 19.

A birdwatcher's lament, with occasional digressions into Roman cuisine and the afterlife.

The organ has been restored at the Basilica of Santo Spirito, marking the return of a musical and spiritual element to one of the city’s religious landmarks.

The many lives of the woman who turned a family fortune into Italy's National Trust

Florence is strengthening its neighbourhood security with the introduction of a “proximity policing” scheme.

Tracksuits, fascist propaganda and UFOs: two brothers whose modernism never resolved its contradictions.

What's on this week in Florence: here's our pick of best events for May 7-14, 2026 in the city and surroundings.

At the heart of MUS.E’s work lies the deep conviction that culture and art are beneficial for everyone.

A look at new openings around town, including a vegan lampredotto takeaway, blooms in a hotel lobby and a nod to the soft clubbing trend.

The celebrated Berlin-based theatre troupe is performing two plays at the Teatro della Pergola this May.

The Danish collective's installation "There Are Other Fish In The Sea" explores a future dominated by marine life rather than us.

An exhibition at Pistoia's Palazzo Buontalenti retraces the anti-modernist visionary's lengthy career.

Celebrating the heritage and resilience of Mexican culture, Cinco de Mayo resonates perfectly with the lively streets of Florence.

One of Europe's foremost centres for postgraduate studies celebrates a milestone with a three-day programme of events.

What's on this week in Florence: here's our pick of best events for April 30-May 7, 2026 in the city and surroundings.

A guide walking you through the essentials of cultivating edible blooms at home with a relaxed, lifestyle-minded approach.

In the new documentary, Saint in the city, discover the life and legacy of Giorgio La Pira. The anti-fascist, diplomatic, multi-term mayor.

Here's our round-up of Florence's green areas for a leisurely walk, wellness-boosting activity, or afternoon chill.

A step-by-step guide to obtaining Italy's personal health card, granting access to the country's national health service.

The rollout of a new tourist shuttle service in Florence has officially begun, with the first operating permits issued on April 15.

The award-winning barista and founder of Ditta Artigianale opens up about his past, passion, and the future of coffee.

What's on this week in Florence: here's our pick of best events for April 23-30, 2026 in the city and surroundings.

A new residential care facility for homeless individuals with complex health and social needs has opened in Florence.

With his company Kiss From Italy, Andrea Barsotti connects cultures, people and places. Curating private travel experiences throughout Italy.

To maintain the cultural heritage of artisans, The Sunny Artisan unearths Florence's hidden bottegas and shares them with the public.

Nello is clearly charting its own course, injecting a sense of play and curiosity into fine dining without sacrificing technical precision.

From stitches to dressings, ultrasounds and ECGs, the new PIR (Rapid Care Clinics) offer fast, local care.