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Florence sky and light
Benvenuti nel mio appartamento, nato in un palazzo storico e dagli arredi di design impreziositi con pezzi unici di artigiani fiorentini e del design made in Italy. Cosa lo rende unico? Il terrazzo panoramico a 360° ad uso esclusivo su cui potrete godere di colazioni ed aperitivi al tramonto, con vista su tutto il centro fiorentino! Sarete ad un passo da Santa Maria Novella, dalla Basilica di San Lorenzo e dalle Cappelle Medicee: a due, da tutte le meravigliose attrazioni cittadine. Vi aspetto!

Casa Pinti, a charming home in the Florence center
Featured by Vogue USA among the Top 18 Airbnbs in Italy and the Top 12 in Florence, and mentioned by other travel magazines, the apartment is on the third floor of a 16th-century building with no elevator, bright with a rooftop view With checkerboard terracotta floors and handmade blue tiles, it blends historic charm and modern comfort It is located in Borgo Pinti, just steps from Florence’s main attractions It includes a bedroom and a large living room with kitchen, for 550 sq. ft. in total

Renaissance Apartment Touch the Dome!
Inspired by the most fascinating artistic era in human history, the Renaissance, each of my homes is a tribute to the elegance, harmony, and craftsmanship that defined that golden age. Step inside and be transported. You’ll not only see the Renaissance — you’ll feel it in the atmosphere, in the light, and in the soul of each space. Discover also The Renaissance & Baroque apartment: https://www.airbnb.it/rooms/30229178?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=c0087742-7346-4511-9bcd-198bbe23c1b4

Luxury Apartment on Via della Vigna Nuova
Luxurious apartment in the heart of Florence, on the first floor (no elevator) of a prestigious historic building next to Loggia Rucellai and facing the iconic Palazzo Rucellai. Located on Via della Vigna Nuova, one of the city’s most elegant and sought-after streets. Perfectly positioned within easy walking distance of major attractions, this refined space blends historic charm with contemporary comfort, featuring high ceilings, large windows and carefully curated décor for an elegant stay.

Breathtaking view from romantic nest in citycenter
Unique and charming attic in the middle of historic center with amazing breathtaking view on the city center. Perfect for a romantic stay in the heart of Florence. Fully windowed on 3/4 walls. Completely renewed with modern design furniture. Powerful A/C, fast wi-fi, fully equipped kitchen. Going downstairs you will immediately be absorbed in the most beautiful area of city center. Attention! Only for young-soul people: 5th FLOOR, NO LIFT, last 2 flights of stairs in a narrow spiral stair.

Lovely Apartment on the Arno river ~ Oltrarno
Cosy apartment in one of the most fascinating buildings of the Florentine Lungarni overlooking the Arno River. It is located in a historic Private Museum, one of the most particular places in the Oltrarno, in the most authentic neighborhood of the city. Apartment completely sanitized. ATTENTION: The building and the apartment DO NOT HAVE SELF CHECK-IN it is always important not to lose or forget your house keys, especially at night. CIN IT048017C2TOR5XVML CODICE CIR 048017LTN6204

Florence, Duomo, “Dante” with Unique Terrace
“Dante” - Immerse yourself in the essence of Florence at this refined 30 sqm studio, located on the first floor of a historic palazzo on Via dei Calzaiuoli, just steps from the majestic Duomo. A rare gem in the heart of the city, the private 35 sqm terrace offers a peaceful retreat with a table, umbrella, and chairs—perfect for open-air breakfasts, sunny lunches, or sunset aperitivos. Air conditioning, central heating, and elevator access ensure a stay of comfort and ease.

Residenza Rinascimentale, Travi, Cotto, AC, Wifi
Incantevole rifugio toscano con design e tradizione Scopri l'autenticità in questo luminoso appartamento caratterizzato da eleganti travi a vista sbiancate e pavimento in cotto originale. Rilassati in un ampio salotto o nella camera matrimoniale curata nei dettagli. Comfort unico: Doppi servizi: uno moderno in marmo nero, l'altro rustico con vasca. Dotazioni: Cucina attrezzata, AC e Wi-Fi ultra-veloce. Un'oasi di pace perfetta per il tuo soggiorno. Prenota ora!

Ricasoli Terrace with unbeatable view on the Duomo
Welcome to our elegant and functional studio flat right next to the spectacular Brunelleschi's Dome. With a private terrace offering breathtaking views of the iconic Florence Cathedral, this is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the beauty of this city. The apartment is located on the historic Via Ricasoli, in the very heart of the city's center. Just a few minutes away from all the most famous Florence attractions and surrounded by shops and restaurants.

The View of Sangiorgio
In the heart of the historic center of Florence, stands this magnificent 90 m2 apartment. Thanks to the location and the splendid view overlooking Florence, you will immediately feel part of the city. The apartment is a stone's throw from the Ponte Vecchio and therefore close to every attraction in Florence. N.b. The apartment is located in an elevated position and to reach it there is a climb and two flights of stairs to climb

Casa degli Allegri
Open the large glass doors to let the scent of Tuscan herbs in; step onto the terrace and uncork a Sangiovese wine to soak in the stunning views of the Duomo. Nestled on the roofs of the authentic Santa Croce and Sant'Ambrogio neighborhoods, this romantic rooftop flat features brand-new appliances, antique and handcrafted furniture, two bathrooms, and all the amenities you need for the perfect base to explore Firenze.

Dream loft next to the Basilica of Santa Croce with stunning views of Florence.
Enter in a loft that is a kaleidoscope of the typical life of a florence citizen: from the elegant antique furnishings to the position "above" the Basilica of Santa Croce, from the breathtaking view over the city's rooftops, to the refined artistic touches that you can enjoy in complete relaxation.
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When is the best time to visit Florence?
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| Avg. price | $157 AUD | $144 AUD | $169 AUD | $220 AUD | $232 AUD | $232 AUD | $199 AUD | $181 AUD | $227 AUD | $217 AUD | $160 AUD | $172 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 7°C | 8°C | 11°C | 14°C | 18°C | 23°C | 25°C | 25°C | 21°C | 16°C | 11°C | 7°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Florence?
Florence has welcoming neighborhoods for every style, including Oltrarno for local crafts, Santa Croce with lively cafés, and Santo Spirito for vibrant markets. Staying near Piazza del Duomo or Ponte Vecchio lets you explore historical sights easily.
What are the best things to do in Florence with kids?
Families can explore hands-on workshops, climb the dome at Florence Cathedral, and wander the Boboli Gardens. Many museums have engaging exhibits for young visitors, while nearby gelaterias provide a sweet break.
What are some of the best things to do in Florence?
Florence has renowned art museums, historic cathedrals, and lively markets. Explore the Uffizi Gallery, walk across Ponte Vecchio, or admire scenic views from Piazzale Michelangelo.
How is the weather in Florence?
Florence has mild winters with temperatures from 36 to 52°F (2 to 11°C), and warm summers reaching 65 to 90°F (18 to 32°C). Rain is more frequent in autumn and winter, so packing layers and an umbrella is helpful.
What are the best places to visit in Florence?
Frequently suggested spots include Florence Cathedral, the Uffizi Gallery, and Palazzo Pitti. The historic center has cobblestone streets lined with artisan shops, cafés, and monuments.
What are some hiking trails in Florence?
Florence has scenic walks through the hills around Fiesole, paths in Cascine Park, and routes leading to panoramic viewpoints across the Arno River. These trails mix nature with views of historic architecture.
What are some family activities we can do in Florence?
Families often enjoy interactive museum exhibits, puppet shows, and exploring the green spaces of Boboli Gardens. Many local gelato shops and pizza spots are popular for relaxed meals together.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Florence?
Popular day trips include visiting the vineyards and landscapes of Chianti, discovering the medieval town of Siena, or exploring Pisa’s historic sites. Vineyards and small Tuscan towns give a glimpse of local traditions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Florence?
Many stays in Florence welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like Oltrarno and Sant'Ambrogio. Green areas, such as Cascine Park, provide space for walks with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Florence?
Florence rewards early risers with quieter mornings at museums and markets. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring cobbled streets, and tasting fresh seasonal produce at neighborhood markets is often suggested.
What is Florence known for?
Florence is known for Renaissance art, historic cathedrals, and its locally rooted culinary traditions. The city’s artistic legacy can be explored in museums, galleries, and across its iconic piazzas.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Florence?
Florence has tucked-away artisan workshops in Oltrarno, peaceful cloisters at San Miniato al Monte, and smaller museums like Museo Marino Marini. Lesser-visited gardens and local cafés reveal quieter aspects of the city.
What are the best foods to try in Florence?
Florence’s cuisine is rooted in local traditions, with dishes such as ribollita soup, lampredotto, and bistecca alla Fiorentina frequently suggested. Artisan gelato and cantucci biscuits are favorite local treats.
What should I bring for a trip to Florence?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets, a light jacket or umbrella for rain, and layers to adapt to seasonal changes in temperature. A refillable water bottle is practical for exploring the city.
What is the nightlife in Florence like?
Florence has a social evening scene with live music venues, wine bars, and cafés around neighborhoods like Santa Croce and Santo Spirito. Many spaces host art shows, jazz performances, or informal gatherings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Florence?
Florence celebrates the Calcio Storico tournament in summer, hosts Artigianato e Palazzo craft fairs, and marks the Scoppio del Carro during spring. Seasonal food festivals and cultural events frequently fill city squares.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Florence?
Florence has family friendly stays in neighborhoods like Santa Croce, Oltrarno, and near Boboli Gardens. Many rentals include kitchens and flexible layouts to make traveling with children easier.
When is the best time to visit Florence?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended, with comfortable weather and less crowded museums and streets. Summer brings lively festivals and longer daylight, but also warmer temperatures.
All about Florence
From its grand historic museums to its intimate galleries, Florence has long drawn in visitors for its renowned art scene. Tuscany’s capital is widely regarded as the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance in the 14th century, and it is bursting with art and culture, boasting the world-famous Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia — home to important pieces by world-famous artists. But take a wander through the city’s historic cobblestone streets and you will come across countless lesser-known, but still fascinating galleries and museums full of hidden gems. Once you are done with all that walking, you are sure to have built up an appetite, and Florence’s food and wine options will not disappoint. The city’s signature dish is the “bistecca alla Fiorentina,” a huge steak cooked over charcoal, just like it has been for generations. Be warned though, you will need a big appetite. In addition, Florence also lays claim to the invention of Italy’s most famous dessert, Gelato, in the 16th century.
What are the top things to do in Florence?
Walk along Ponte Vecchio
Take a slow wander along the iconic Florence landmark to find many bustling little shops built into the bridge’s sides, selling gold and silver jewellery, art, and trinkets. The medieval Ponte Vecchio (Italian for “Old Bridge”) opens right up at the midpoint offering fantastic views down the Arno River. For a different perspective, return for a stroll at sunset when the shops are closed and the mood is romantic.
Flea market at Piazza dei Ciompi
Head to the Sant’ Ambrogio quarter of Florence to Piazza dei Ciompi, where you will find a charming flea market full of local traders selling antiques and second-hand furniture. The market is open every day, but on the last weekend of each month it expands to over 100 stalls to create a truly bustling atmosphere. When you’vefound your souvenir, stop at an eaterie in the piazza for a slice of pizza and a coffee.
Borgo San Jacopo
Head over to Oltrarno on the other side of the Arno River, a lesser-visited neighbourhood where you will find Borgo San Jacopo, a secret little street near the Ponte Vecchio. This location provides a perfect vantage point for many of the city’s palaces and towers. It also offers breathtaking views over the old bridge and river.
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4.7 Average rating
Florence stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

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Florence's top spots, include Ponte Vecchio, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and Piazzale Michelangelo
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- Piazza della Signoria
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- Ponte Vecchio
- Santa Maria Novella
- Great Synagogue of Florence
- Basilica Di San Miniato A Monte
- Salvatore Ferragamo Museum
- Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore
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- Siena Cathedral
- Porta Elisa
- Basilica of Santa Maria Novella
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- Piazza dei Cavalieri
- Piazza del Duomo (Pisa)
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