What is the name of Florence, Italy's art capital?

Florence, the capital of Italian art, is called "Emerald Green", which means "Flower City" in Italian.

The old translation of Florence is "Fei Lengcui", for example, Xu Zhimo's "Fei Lengcui One Night" refers to Florence. "Fei Lengcui" means "Flower City" in Italian. Hong Kong people call it "Florence". Although it looks a bit strange, this exquisite and beautiful name is quite imaginative. However, the tone of Florence is not really as green as jade. The most typical weather here-and the most typical weather in Tuscany-is the blue sky and white clouds in the sun. Colorful walls, dark green shutters and crimson roofs are the symbolic colors here.

Florence is a world-famous art capital, a European cultural center, the birthplace of the European Renaissance, the birthplace of opera and a world-famous cultural tourist attraction. It belongs to Tuscany, the former capital of Italy and the cultural center of Italy. Florence is a transportation hub connecting the railway and highway networks in northern and southern Italy. The Arno River runs through the city, with seven bridges across its banks. The population is 444,000 (1982). The urban area still maintains the pattern of ancient Rome. Multi-medieval architectural art. There are more than 40 museums and art galleries in this city. Uffizi and Pitti Art Museum are world-famous, the world's No.1 Academy of Fine Arts and the world's highest art institution, Florence Academy of Fine Arts, are world-famous, and the essence of Italian painting is gathered here. Cultural center, there are universities, as well as art, literature, research institutes and libraries.