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Welcome to FloReMus 2027 in Florence
The international festival FloReMus – Musical Renaissance in Florence takes place in 2027. The tenth edition explores 15th- and 16th-century music in the city’s historic churches, libraries and auditoriums, combining concerts with musical visits and talks.
Highlights & Attractions at FloReMus in Florence
- Evening concerts featuring international ensembles such as Capella de la Torre and Capella de Ministrers
- Concerts à boire – shorter performances in the late afternoon or early evening
- Musical visits in historic libraries (e.g. Biblioteca Marucelliana)
- Talks and conversations on Renaissance themes at the Biblioteca delle Oblate
- Sound monuments featuring historic organs in Florentine churches
- Closing musical walk on 27 September
- Performances in authentic Renaissance settings
Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The festival includes ten evening concerts (mostly at 21:15), Concerts à boire, three musical visits, six conversations, a workshop and a concluding musical walk. Events take place at various historic venues including Auditorium Sant’Apollonia, Cenacolo del Fuligno, churches and libraries. The programme ranges from early Italian Humanism to the threshold of the Baroque, linking music with the history, art and culture of Florence.
Tickets & Admission for FloReMus Florence
Many events (conversations, some Concerts à boire, musical visits and sound monuments) are free of charge, often requiring advance booking. Evening concerts generally cost €18 (reduced from €12 for under-30s, with group discounts available). Concerts à boire are usually €5. The musical walk costs €10. Tickets and reservations are available via the official website.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Florence
- Most venues are located in the historic centre and easily reachable on foot or by public transport.
- Comfortable clothing is recommended for concerts in churches and libraries; older buildings can be cool.
- Book accommodation in the centre or near the main station early, as September is a busy period in Florence.
- Reserve free and paid events via hommearme.it – especially important for events with limited capacity.
- The festival is ideal for culture lovers seeking music in authentic historic surroundings.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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