My month-long stint in Florence was an unforgettable experience. The burning question is: how did I end up here? It all began even before I enrolled in the school. The team at Accademia Europea di Firenze was fundamental to the process, always ready to answer my countless questions and carefully guide me in choosing my course. This help made all the difference, allowing me to make the most of this journey.

As spring and summer bloom in Florence, the city's gardens become havens of peace and beauty, perfect for taking a break from museums and city walks. For those studying in Florence or simply exploring its wonders, these green spaces offer a deeper connection with the rhythm of local life and history. Here are the most beautiful and noteworthy gardens to visit during the warm season.
On May 6th, 2025, a unique performance took place in the atmospheric Loggiato del Glicine at Via de’ Malcontenti 6. Accademia Europea di Firenze presented A Tempest, an original adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play, featuring an extraordinary cast of international students and senior residents from Montedomini’s assisted living facilities.
Accademia Europea di Firenze is proud to announce that one of its students, Fayrah Stylianopoulos from Elon University, has participated in the second edition of the literary competition “Grand Tour: Stories About Florence and Italy,” promoted by AACUPI (Association of American College and University Programs in Italy) in collaboration with the Gabinetto Scientifico Letterario G. P. Vieusseux.
At Accademia Europea di Firenze, sustainability is not just a word—it is a way of thinking, living, and learning. Last week marked a significant moment in our ongoing journey toward environmental responsibility: we held our Carbon Literacy Course, offered not only to students but to our staff and faculty as well.
