Tuscany Hall

Florence


Be it hosting some of Italy's finest craft-beer brewers during January's annual beer-craft fair Birraio dell'Anno (www.birraiodellanno.it) or top Italian musicians and performers, the season at Tuscany Hall (still known by its old name, ObiHall, by some) – Florence's premier concert venue – never fails to entertain.

Take bus No 14 from train station Stazione Santa Maria Novella and get off at the 'Varlungo 01' stop – a 15-minute journey.


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