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The Florentine — the English news magazine in Florence since 2005. The Florentine is growing all the time, but we remain constant to our community ethos, inspired by our readers, for our readers, driven by a love of Florence, quality journalism and a passion for print.
30/06/2026
Major works on the railway overpass at Ponte al Pino will bring significant disruption to Florence’s rail network between July 5-10 and July 27-30, as essential replacement works deemed no longer postponable by infrastructure manager Rete Ferroviaria Italiana (RFI) require a full closure of road and rail traffic in the area.
Rail disruption between Firenze Campo di Marte and Santa Maria Novella this July | The Florentine Major works on the railway overpass at Ponte al Pino will bring disruption to Florence’s rail network between July 6-9 and July 27-30.
29/06/2026
After a decade of supporting innovation, Hubble, the startup accelerator launched by Fondazione CR Firenze and Nana Bianca, is entering a new phase with a stronger focus on deep technology and artificial intelligence.
Hubble marks 10 years with deep-tech focus | The Florentine Hubble, the startup accelerator launched by Fondazione CR Firenze and Nana Bianca, is entering a new phase with a focus on deep technology and artificial intelligence.
The region has secured third place nationally in the latest Il Mare più Bello (“The Most Beautiful Sea”) guide by Legambiente and Touring Club Italiano, with four coastal destinations awarded the prestigious Five Sails recognition for environmental quality, sustainable tourism and landscape protection.
The Tuscan locations receiving the highest accolade are:
📍 Castiglione della Pescaia
📍 Marina di Grosseto
📍 Capalbio
📍 Isola del Giglio
The annual ranking evaluates much more than water quality, taking into account biodiversity protection, sustainable mobility, responsible tourism policies and climate resilience initiatives.
Nationally, Tuscany follows Sardinia (6 Five Sails destinations) and Puglia (5), confirming its place among Italy’s leading regions for sustainable coastal tourism.
Among the highlights featured in the 2026 guide are the artistic wonder of the Tarot Garden in Capalbio and the Burano Lake Nature Reserve, one of the Maremma coast’s most important ecosystems and a haven for birdwatchers.
Would you choose the wild beaches of Maremma or the crystal-clear waters of Giglio Island? 🌿☀️
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