Imagine how it would be to spend a day like in the old Italian movies driving a vintage FIAT 500 across the Chianti hills in the beauty of the Tuscan countryside. On this trip, you will have the opportunity to … Continue reading 500 Vintage & Chianti Roads
Ready to post that Instagram that you truly came to Italy for of dinner in the Chianti vineyards? Here is your chance! Campus Florence is pleased to offer discounted trips for students through My Tour on a unique experience in … Continue reading Dinner in the Chianti Vineyards
Did you know that all public museums in Florence offer free admission on the first Sunday of every month? It is not possible to book entry on these days. If you want to go to Florence’s most popular museums/galleries, The … Continue reading Free Museum Day in Florence
In 2016, designer and creator Stephanie Romanow founded Esaki Talisman. This company is an independent producer of talismanic jewellery. All products are handmade and created with passion. What’s so cool about Eszaki’s products? Each piece of jewellery has geographic coordinates … Continue reading Eszaki Talisman Jewellery
Red Garter opened its doors in 1962, and was Florence’s first American bar. A renowned spot for study abroad students, your Florence home away from home, for that essential fix of American food after you have had enough of pizza … Continue reading Red Garter Florence
St. James Episcopal Church serves as a multilingual international congregation as a member congregation of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe and a Parish Church of the Anglican Communion. Religious Services of Worship Weekly Sunday Worship 9:00am – Holy … Continue reading St. James Episcopal American Church
Serving all English-speakers, St. Mark’s ‘English’ Church is a chaplaincy of the Church of England in the Diocese in Europe. The church is used for worship, weddings, opera, concerts, and academic events. Apart from other churches, St. Mark’s does not … Continue reading St. Mark’s English Church
David Levi, the President of Hebrew University, paved the way for the development of a new synagogue in Florence in 1868. In 1882, the construction of the ‘Tempio Maggiore Israelitico’ was complete, one of the first synagogues in to not … Continue reading Jewish Services at the Florentine Synagogue
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