Get entertained in Florence
Teatro della Pergola
The first performance considered opera, Jacopo Peri's now lost Dafne, was produced in Florence, so its little wonder the city is home to the oldest opera theatre in Italy. Built in 1656 under Gian Carlo de' Medici, the T...more
Teatro della Limonaia di Villa Strozzi
Limonaia di Villa Strozzi is a 19th century neoclassical orangery that is today home to an important centre for contemporary art, boasting everything from architectural exhibitions to an elite fashion school. But it’s ju...more
Scoppio del Carro Festival
Literally translated as ‘wagon explosion’, Scoppio del Carro is an annual folk fest quite unlike any other. The tradition began way back in 1097, when brave Florentine knight Pazzino dei Pazzi returned from the First Cru...more
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