Firenze’s recorded history began with the establishment in 59 BC of a settlement for Roman former soldiers, with the name Florentia. Julius Caesar had allocated the fertile soil of the valley of the Arno to his veterans. They built a castrum in a chessboard pattern of an army camp, with Read more…
Don’t forget the upcoming events in Tuscany: Vedemura Lucca Walls 26-28 march. Tosca Montecatini Terme, Teatro Verdi 12-14 march. Camelia Show S. Andrea di Compito 6, 7, 13, and 14 march. Concert for the Camelia Festival, S. Andrea di Compito 14 march. Lucca Jazz Donna Lucca 6-27 march. Spandau Ballet Read more…
The cinema Multiplex is a new entertainment center in Prato. A new experience in 3D with 24 rooms you can choose from many films in programming. On first floor you can find all restaurants for who prefer hamburgers, pizza, sushi… Multiplex Omniacenter Opened from monday to friday from 3.30 pm; Read more…
Palazzo Ducale Piazza Napoleone – Lucca Mito e Bellezza Napoleonic memorabilia including foulards from the Maison Hermés. Open daily 10.00 – 18.00 till 8 march. Free admittance. More informations on: www.mitoebellezza.it
San Miniato sits at a historically strategic location atop three small hills where it dominates the lower Arno Valley between Florence and Pisa. Evidence indicates that the site of the city and surrounding area has been settled since at least the Paleolithic era. It would have been well-known to the Read more…