May 12, 2009

Check out Florence for the Tuscan lifestyle

Florence could be the next hot spot in Europe when property investors start to look for bargains again. Florence property seekers are being offered the chance to experience a host of events aimed at highlighting the work of significant figures from the country.

The historic venues of Florence will play host to Florentine Genius, which is an exciting annual initiative promoted by the municipalities of Florence, presenting a series of events dedicated to historic figures such as Leonardo, Boccaccio and Dante. The event, which runs from May 15th to 24th, offering Tuscany property buyers plenty of opportunity to look around, as well as enjoying the many other historic, artistic and cultural attractions Florence has to offer.

As in the previous festivals, this year's will offer events presenting different cultural experiences celebrating Florentine genius, as well as the traditions and history that enrich the entire provincial territory. Visitors can attend exhibitions, performances, conventions; also feature a variety of musical, film, archaeological and historic re-enactment events, fashion shows, concerts and gastronomic events. The event will also include a debate on the origins and the mysteries of the Mona Lisa. With the festival, the city of Florence intends to create a link between its illustrious past and its bright present and future.

Florence is also one of the "capital cities" of craftsmanship and popular for "shopping". The city also offers some of the world's finest cuisine, with traditional local dishes that have become classics on a worldwide scale. The city represents a most wonderful mix of art and museums, with the Uffizi and the culture, shopping, leather goods, artistic handicrafts, food and wine and in general it epitomizes what's become known the world over as "the Tuscan lifestyle."

For further information on Florence events, please view http://www.geniofiorentino.it/

Meanwhile, The Italian Tourist board has launched a campaign "Golf & More" aimed at promoting the game and the possibilities open to visitors to enjoy it in the regions of Liguria, Tuscany, Sardinia, Sicily, Bolzano and Friuli Venezia Giulia, Golf North East reports.

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