Inside Overmarine, builder of the world’s fastest yacht
Viareggio’s Mangusta yard closes 2025 with a €430 million order book as selective buyers hunt their next boat.
Viareggio’s Mangusta yard closes 2025 with a €430 million order book as selective buyers hunt their next boat.
Pietrasanta’s Creartiva returns for a third edition, taking Lorenzetti’s frescoes on good and bad government as its season theme.
Owners do not buy a finished boat here. They come to build one, alongside architects, engineers and craftspeople.
A coastal Tuscan district builds nearly 40 percent of the world’s large custom yachts, sold out to 2029.
Siena exhibition uses Renaissance painted furniture, domestic objects to reconstruct life in a noble palace.
Florence has its first modern urban vineyard with views across the Arno to Brunelleschi’s dome and the Fiesole hills.
Rothko’s largest Italian retrospective stages an unlikely dialogue between American abstraction and the Renaissance.
Local authorities in San Gimignano unveil the completed conversion of the medieval convent of San Domenico.
The factory of dreams announces a new pattern, the broccatella Folia, with origins deep in Florentine textile tradition.
Stefano Ricci’s 8th Explorer collection stages opulent menswear against Patagonia granite towers, glaciers.
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