The Christmas of the museums of Florence and the struggle of the cities of art against the bureaucracy

Then the good Nardella would perhaps have less breakdowns even if he were the secretary of the Democratic Party, instead of fighting bare-handed as mayor of Florence, a city of art par excellence, in a country where administering a city of art is an all-out struggle between bureaucracy, parochialism, unions and various nonsense. Christmas arrives, and the case of Florence shines like a bright star of the delirium of Italian cultural heritage. With an innovative and courageous move (given the bureaucratic jungle in which one has to slip), the Municipality of Florence has established that, for the first time, Palazzo Vecchio and the Museo del Novecento, which depend on the municipality, they will be open on Christmas Day and on New Year’s Day: one more offer. The mayor writes: “We thank the workers of Palazzo Vecchio, of Mus.ee of the Rear, who with a sense of responsibility allow the administration to make a nice gift to Florentines and tourists during this holiday season”.