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Spring festival in Florence with musicians and flag throwers performing in Piazza Santa Croce, surrounded by flower stalls and a large crowd in front of the Basilica of Santa Croce.

Spring in Florence is a season of vibrant festivals and time-honored traditions that bring the city’s music, art and cultural heritage into full bloom. In 2026, as winter fades, Florence’s calendar comes alive with events ranging from spectacular religious rituals to all-night art celebrations and floral displays. This article explores the major spring festivals in Florence for 2026 – including exact dates and what to expect – so visitors can experience the city’s lively springtime atmosphere at its best.

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Rustic Tuscan spring picnic with pecorino cheese, fresh fava beans, artichokes, bread and a bottle of Chianti set on a wooden table in the countryside.

Springtime in Florence is a feast for the senses. As winter fades, Tuscan markets come alive with tender artichokes, fresh fava beans, and young pecorino cheese. Locals prepare traditional Easter breads and sweets, and savory lamb dishes take center stage at family gatherings. From lively Pasquetta picnics in the countryside to bustling food festivals celebrating seasonal bounty, spring in Florence offers a delicious journey through Tuscany’s culinary heritage.

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Young woman drinking coffee at an outdoor café in Florence, a perfect setting for studying Italian and experiencing local culture.

Florence isn’t just an art lover’s dream – it’s also the perfect city to learn Italian. Explore 8 of the best cafés in Florence where students and language enthusiasts can study, do homework, or practice Italian conversation. From cozy bookshop cafés to lively student hangouts, each spot offers a welcoming atmosphere (and great coffee) for immersing yourself in la lingua italiana. Grab a cappuccino and discover your next study hideout in Florence’s café scene.

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Woman drinking coffee at an outdoor café in a Florentine piazza, symbol of Italian culture and September rituals.

eptember in Florence means a return to everyday rhythms – and coffee is at the heart of it. From the first morning espresso to the midday pausa caffè, discover how Florentines use coffee rituals to reconnect after the summer break. This article explores the bar culture that recenters daily life, and how even Italian language learners can partake in these cherished traditions.

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