Italian stereotypes: pasta and toilet seats This time I’ve decided to talk about Italian stereotypes in the US. How do others see us?
Tour of Florence for the visually impaired: it’s possible! A tour of Florence for the visually impaired? I’m an experienced tour
Verrocchio, Master of Leonardo da Vinci: Exhibit at Palazzo Strozzi Andrea del Verrocchio (Firenze, 1435-Venezia, 1488), master of Leonardo da
Florence’s Porcellino Fountain: the boar of Florence Florence’s Porcellino Fountain is a traditional symbol of good luck and one of Florence’s
The origins of the Musical Instruments Museum of Florence The Musical Instruments Museum of Florence, inside Galleria dell’Accademia, is a
How to become a tour guide in Florence: the finals day Often people ask me how to become a tour guide in Florence. Lots of study, hard work,
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Codex Leicester on display at the Uffizi Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Leicester at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence is a
The birth of the Italian language and the medieval Florentine Dante Alighieri is one of the most important Italian poets who also had a
Dante’s tomb in Ravenna The Santa Croce Basilica in Florence is home to the tombs of the most illustrious Florentines. But what’s the story
Dante Alighieri and Florence politics Dante Alighieri and Florence are deeply linked. Besides being the city where he was born, Florence is also
