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 ...

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.

Some of Italy's best wineries are located just south of Florence throughout the wine region of Tuscany. Here are the 9 best ...

“Founded during Roman times, Florence, nestled in the heart of Tuscany, boasts a rich history that has shaped the cultural landscape of Italy. “The cradle of the Renaissance, Florence was a ...

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Cosimo de’ Medici, the Duke of Florence, assigns his trusted ... It’s striking that Binet sets his story not during the High Renaissance — when perspective was used to create astonishing ...

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 ...

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Florence, the capital of Tuscany ... rooms of the estate’s beautiful nineteenth-century villa, renamed Villa Renaissance, and its ancient farmhouses now host elegant rooms and rustic but ...