Florence was the epitome of a Renaissance city and home to some of the greatest philosophers, inventors and artists that have ...

we headed to Florence where we were greeted by the sight of the Florence Cathedral. As part of my program, we went to the Medici Palace, the renaissance home of one of the most powerful Florentine ...

The Albizzi were one of the oldest families in Florence and led the republican ... passion for classical learning and good conversation. During the 1420s, Luca declared his public allegiance ...

After moving back to London, Brennan continued to nurture her interest in the architectural relics of West Asia, especially ...

Supported by By Elisabetta Povoledo Photographs by Clara Vannucci Reporting from Florence ... by the Renaissance artist — said he hoped that the convent would find a way to be open during ...

EnVols reveals 10 places you need to see to visit during your stay. With its museums, churches, Renaissance-style palazzi, monuments and bridges, Florence is a sight to behold! This city steeped ...

Rarely do the Renaissance and radicality meet. At the Hoxton’s new Florence residence ... use of a building can successfully change during its life cycle,” says Luca Colombo, of Lev-Arch.

is a delightfully inventive whodunit , set in Florence, Italy, smack in the middle of the Renaissance, and populated with the era’s most famous and infamous personalities. The epistolary novel ...

Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the Medici family, who dominated Florence's political and cultural life during the Renaissance. Show more Melvyn Bragg and his guests discuss the Medici family ...

The Albizzi were one of the oldest families in Florence and led the republican ... passion for classical learning and good conversation. During the 1420s, Luca declared his public allegiance ...

Rarely do the Renaissance and radicality meet. At the Hoxton’s new Florence residence ... Ricasoli teaches us how the intended use of a building can successfully change during its life cycle,” says ...