Footage shows how he came close to the carriages while leaning over with his mobile phone to capture what was happening.

Roberto Díaz performed at the Library of Congress with the $30 million Tuscan-Medici viola, crafted by Stradivari in 1690.

A visitor to the Uffizi Galleries, the famed art museum in Florence, Italy, tripped backward this past weekend while ...

CCTV video footage from Italy ’s Uffizi Gallery in Florence on June 21 showed the unnamed tourist walking up to the 1712 ...

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ROME, June 21. /TASS/. A tourist visiting an exhibition at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence tripped and fell, damaging a 17th-century painting, the Corriere della Sera newspaper reported.

A third added: "Excellent series. Based on true events and following the lives, through subsequent generations (throughout all the seasons) of the Medici, a powerful family of bankers hailing from ...

In 16th-century Tuscany, the ruling Medici family sometimes received diplomatic gifts of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain vases, and marvelled at the translucent, delicate material.

Lorenza de’ Medici in an 2003 photo. She taught intimate cooking courses at her family’s winery outside Florence, Badia a Coltibuono. Guido Stucchi Prinetti, via Badia a Coltibuono ...

A new biography says no. In “Catherine de’ Medici,” Mary Hollingsworth provides a tempered view of the woman who shaped France at a critical moment in its history.

Cosimo de’ Medici, leading the family from the 1430s, solidified their position, propelling them to the forefront of Florentine politics and Renaissance culture.