Good morning from Pistoia. Eurogym 2026 remains the city’s biggest event, with international gymnastics performances and activities continuing across several venues until July 17. Visitors should expect a lively atmosphere and heavier movement around the historic centre.
Temporary traffic and parking restrictions linked to Eurogym remain in force in several areas, with some measures continuing until July 19. Travellers are advised to check official notices before driving into central Pistoia.
The city’s summer programme reaches another busy Sunday, with music, cultural initiatives and entertainment included in the Estate in città calendar. These events add further activity to the historic centre and nearby districts.
Preparations are also moving ahead for Pistoia’s open-air cinema season, scheduled from July 20 to September 3. Online ticket sales have opened, while screenings designed for families will be free of charge.
Public safety remains in focus after a serious accident in the Ombrone, where a swimmer was taken to hospital in critical condition after striking rocks. Local reporting is reminding residents and visitors to exercise caution around rivers and natural bathing areas.
Sixteen additional police officers are expected in the province, although union representatives have said that the Valdinievole area still needs stronger staffing. The development is part of a wider discussion about security coverage across the territory.
Health authorities and local media are also monitoring a swine fever outbreak in the Pistoia area. The disease does not affect humans, but strict containment measures are required to limit its spread among animals.
Sources: Comune di Pistoia, Report Pistoia, La Nazione – Pistoia, and Il Tirreno – Pistoia. This article is an original English summary prepared for Pistoia Today; no full article text has been reproduced.