"Florence"

Inaugurated on 27 October 2023, with closure scheduled for November 2024 and subsequent extension until 27 April 2025, the exhibition recalls the first travelling retrospective presented in 1985 at Palazzo Strozzi.

The third day of the Decameron takes place here. Over 4 thousand square meters and a 9-hectare park that is classified as the second largest in Florence after the Boboli Gardens. Queen Victoria of England chose it twice as her holiday home

12 new rooms have been inaugurated with a selection of over 50 dresses from the divas of yesterday and today that have been added to the permanent collection, in a journey that intertwines with art. Focus on the Twentieth Century

The Tuscan capital, birthplace of the fashion house, is at the center of the German photographer's shots, which feature the model Raquel Zimmermann among the protagonists

After more than four years of closure, the Fashion Museum of Palazzo Pitti reopens entirely with a new layout, which focuses on the collection of clothes from the eighteenth century to the twenty-first century

On the market is the sixteenth-century complex of Monte Aguglioni in Scandicci which was first the home of Leonardo's Mona Lisa and then, in the 900th century, of the Antinori family. It is now for sale by Italy Sotheby's International Realty

Today in Milan in the beautiful setting of Portrait Milano the 2024 edition of Corri La Vita was presented, a charity event in support of the prevention and treatment of breast cancer, in the presence of Eleonora Frescobaldi, president of the association and Leonardo Ferragamo, president Ferragamo and supporter of the event.

The Museo del Novecento presents an exhibition entitled “Leonardo Meoni. Unfortunately, the other colors have all fallen off."

The expansion plan in our country of the German company which has 17 hotels in Europe also includes a second opening, expected in Rome in the first quarter of 2025

Rome and Florence dedicate two exhibitions respectively at the Galleria Borghese from 21 June and at the Museo del Novecento from 22 June to the Franco-American artist Louise Bourgeois