Spring blooms in Florence with the return of the Firenze Flower Show, as winter’s grey skies slowly give way to longer, sunny days and milder temperatures.
Florence’s flower show will be on 28 and 29 March
With the arrival of spring the Tuscan capital once again celebrates nature’s rebirth with the return of the Firenze Flower Show, the city’s most important floriculture fair. On 28 and 29 March 2026 this popular event reaches its 11th edition. Set against the enchanting backdrop of Giardino Corsini, the historic garden in the heart of the city, the two-day showcase will host around 70 of the finest Italian and international growers. From 9:00 am to 8:00 pm guests can wander through a vibrant open-air exhibition where rare and often hard-to-find botanical varieties take centre stage, alongside exclusive previews presented especially for the 2026 edition.
Flowers galore and a stay at the FH55 Grand Hotel Mediterraneo
Visitors will be able to admire countless varieties of roses, rare hydrangeas, orchids, camellias and azaleas, as well as an extraordinary selection of ornamental citrus trees, including ancient and intensely fragrant specimens. There will also be cacti and succulents, majestic centuries-old olive trees, Mediterranean plants, perennials, bulbs, fruit trees and ornamental grasses. Japanese maples, and many other botanical treasures from around the world. Just moments from the event, FH55 Grand Hotel Mediterraneo offers the ideal base for a refined stay. Overlooking the Arno River and only minutes from the historic centre, the hotel combines comfort, elegance and a strategic location, allowing guests to fully embrace both the magic of the Flower Show and the timeless charm of Florence.
Garden décor and floral cocktails
As well as plants and flowers the Firenze Flower Show has curated sections dedicated to garden and home décor, fine craftsmanship, food and wine excellence, and natural wellness products, all united by a strong focus on sustainability and authenticity. Beginners can take part in introductory gardening courses and attend talks led by exhibitors, exploring plant history, care and practical uses. Special activities and creative labs are also planned for children, offering a playful introduction to botany, environmental awareness and ecology. And, as tradition dictates, a dedicated food and beverage area will tempt guests with seasonal delicacies, local specialties, craft beers and even floral cocktails. For information: https://www.firenzeflowershow.com
