Florence Inferno is a blog containing information on weekly events occuring in Florence, as well as an events guide on what’s happening in the city in terms of music, art, cinema, markets, and much more. This week you won’t want to miss the Medieval Festival of Monteriggioni di Torri at Castle of Monteriggioni (Siena), outside…
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Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks, protagonists in the novel Inferno by Dan Brown, escape through Boboli Gardens’ pathways. In addition to playing a key role in the novel, the Boboli Gardens consist of a fantastic open-air museum situated in the heart of Florence, and are filled with fountains, statues, as well as an amphitheatre.
DetailsFlorence Inferno is a blog with information on weekly events happening in Florence as well as an events guide detailing what’s going on in the city in terms of music, art, cinema, markets, and much more. This week you won’t want to miss the Archaeological Nights, on until July 31. The Tuscan museums and archaeological…
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Here at Florence Inferno we provide you with a weekly dose of information concerning events happening in Florence, as well as an events guide on what’s going on in terms of music, art, cinema, markets, and many other things in the city. This week we make a special mention of Tuscan Summer, at which time…
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This article is the second part of a brief guide to the places in Venice, Italy, mentioned in Dan Brown’s Inferno.
Robert Langdon, the main character in Inferno, begins his adventure in Florence, Tuscany, continues to Venice, the city known as la serenissima, and finally ends up in Turkey.
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Florence Inferno is the place to be to find information on the weekly events happening in Florence. It also contains an events guide detailing what’s going on in the city in terms of music, art, cinema, markets, and much more. This week you won’t want to miss Prospettiva Vegetale, a project realized by Giuseppe Penone,…
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Florence and the twentieth century: a stormy relationship between love and hate, rich in avant-garde art, and full of controversy. The city of the Renaissance during this period is represented in the Museo Novecento (20th Century Museum), which opened officially on June 24, 2014, in Piazza Santa Maria Novella. The headquarters of the Museum in…
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Welcome to Florence Inferno, the website that provides, among other things, the weekly events going on in Florence as well as an events guide detailing what’s happening in the city in terms of music, art, cinema, markets, and much more. This week you won’t want to miss Pitti Filati – New fashion and lifestyle trends,…
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