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''' Florence / Firenze / Florentia ''' is a city in [[Italy]].
''' Florence / Firenze / Florentia ''' is a city in [[Italy]].


* < ''Higher Education'': [[University of Florence]] >
==Overview==
 
Founded in Roman times as ''Fluentia / Florentia'', the city flourished in the Renaissance becoming one of the main economic, cultural and artistic centers in Europe. For a few years the capital of Italy (1865-1871), Firenze has maintained its status as the economic, cultural and touristic center of Tuscany.
 
====[[Higher Education====


* < ''Publishers'': [[Giuntina]] -- [[Le Monnier]] -- [[Sansoni]] -- [[Vallecchi]] >
*[[University of Florence]]


* < ''Theatres'': [[:Category:Made at Palazzo Vecchio|Palazzo Vecchio]] >
====[[Publishers]]====


* < ''Museums'': [[Galleria Palatina, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Italy|Galleria Palatina]] -- [[Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy|Uffizi Gallery]] >  
*[[Giuntina]] -- [[Le Monnier]] -- [[Sansoni]] -- [[Vallecchi]] >


* < ''Churches'': [[:Category:On display at Santa Croce Florence|Santa Croce]] >
====[[Museums]]====


==Overview==
*[[Galleria Palatina, Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Italy]]
*[[Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy|Uffizi Gallery]] >


Founded in Roman times as ''Fluentia / Florentia'', the city flourished in the Renaissance becoming one of the main economic, cultural and artistic centers in Europe. For a few years the capital of Italy (1865-1871), Firenze has maintained its status as the economic, cultural and touristic center of Tuscany.
====[[Theatres]]====


==External links==
==External links==


*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence Wikipedia]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence Wikipedia]

Revision as of 03:50, 20 August 2014


Florence / Firenze / Florentia is a city in Italy.

Overview

Founded in Roman times as Fluentia / Florentia, the city flourished in the Renaissance becoming one of the main economic, cultural and artistic centers in Europe. For a few years the capital of Italy (1865-1871), Firenze has maintained its status as the economic, cultural and touristic center of Tuscany.

[[Higher Education

Publishers

Museums

Theatres

External links