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British Institute of Florence, Wednesday Lecture Series. Lungarno Guicciardini 9 – Florence Lecture admission: 12 euro, reservations recommended. More details and registration here. FROM BIANCA CAPPELLO TO THE BOBOLI’S GREENERY . October 21 (in English) at 4pm . Tour with Freya’s Florence Admission: 25 euro per person
Kate Bolton-Porciatti (MPhil.) is a lecturer in Italian cultural history and music at the Istituto Lorenzo de'Medici in Florence, where she teaches BA and MA courses in the humanities. She did her M.Phil. thesis in the late 1980s on the musical culture of early 15th-century Florence, since when she has spent many years exploring the ...
Grazia, a lawyer based in Florence and specialised in international private law, works helping clients with interests spread across the world to solve matters involving different countries and jurisdictions. She has been assisting members of the British Community, living or having interests in Italy, in cross-border legal matters for more than 23 years. Her main areas of work are real estate ...
The British Institute of Florence è Platinum Centre per gli esami Cambridge English Assessment. Offriamo i seguenti esami: Cambridge English: A2 Key (KET) e Key for Schools
Vernon Lee (the pseudonym of Violet Paget, 1856-1935) lived for many years in Florence. After her death in 1935, over 400 books from Vernon Lee's Library at the Villa 'Il Palmerino' were presented to The British Institute of Florence by her friend and executrix, Irene Cooper Willis.
The British Institute of Florence has been teaching English to the people of Tuscany continuously since its foundation in 1917. We are proud of our reputation for excellence and generations of families have learnt their English at il British. We offer English language courses at all levels, as well as business English and preparation courses ...
It is a city whose History and Art has enchanted visitors for over 500 years - from the early Elizabethan travellers and the Grand Tour to the huge English Colony of the late 19th century that gave birth to the British Institute of Florence 105 years ago. “Il British”, as the Florentines affectionately call the Institute, carries that ...
