If you decide to spend your Christmas in Florence, you can lose in the atmosphere of the city, with squares, avenues, side streets and shop windows are bathed in the special atmosphere of lights, colours and Christmas cheer. Here tourists and visitors can find useful information on the Christmas period. Read more…
Let’s start by di spelling that terrible myth about warm and sunny Italy. There are millions of arthritis-aching Italians to bear fitness to the truth Italy the whole peninsula from Milan to Catania, is daine cold, foggy and damp from November through April. And just like Chicago, New York, London Read more…
The old name of Greve in Chianti was Greve, in 1972 the town was renamed after the inclusion in a Chianti area. It is located about 30 km in south of Florence. Sitting in the Val di Greve, it is named for the small, fast-flowing river that runs through it, Read more…
The new programme of the Anglo-Italian Club Viareggio will start in october and end in May 2010 following the academic year with a series of meeting, lectures and performances covering a wide range of topics wich can interest English-speaking people of any age. The Anglo-Italian Club was fonde in 1959 Read more…
The Orchestra Giovanile Italiana (founded by Riccardo Muti in 1984 and direct by Nicola Paszkowski) performed last month at Florence’s Teatro Comunale as part of the Maggio Musicale Festival, with guest conductor Gianandrea Noseda. The musicians (all between 18 and 27) received hearty bis! and bravi! For their performances of Read more…