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This home’s location is outstanding – you’ll be a short stroll from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Uffizi. Also nearby are the Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio and the Palazzo Strozzi to name just a few places easily reached from this home. After all that exploring, luckily there’s a spacious terrace to relax on at this home or unwind in the comfy living space – there’s air conditioning here too. There’s also a fully equipped kitchen if you prefer home cooking – this place has everything you probably need for your Florence stay.

Elegant Delight

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This apartment offers a relaxed and easy stay in the historic heart of Florence. Nestled inside a Palazzo dating back to 1500, you’ll be welcomed by a wonderful sense of character. There’s also private terrace for evening drinks, while the rooms are perfect for families with the handy addition of a sofa bed in the living room. It’s worth noting you can hear street noise from one of the bedrooms, but we think the location more than makes up for it. From here, it’s just a short stroll to iconic sights like the beautiful Basilica of Santa Croce, the Market of Sant'Ambrogio and the Duomo.

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This sprawling apartment was once a Florentine palace and monastery dating back to 1880. Stylish and practical in equal measure, we love the large living area, which boasts charming traditional details, sky-high ceilings, and gorgeous artwork. It's not just all character here, though – the sleek kitchen has everything you need for meal prep, while the main bathroom boasts a soaker tub ideal for unwinding. But it's the location that really stands out. You're a short stroll away from all Florence has to offer. We're talking 300 metres from San Marco Square, 500 metres from the Accademia Gallery, and 800 metres from the famous Duomo.

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You’re in the centre of all things cultural and Florentine at this bijou apartment. It’s less than a ten-minute walk to the Galleria Accademia and museums of San Marco, and a fifteen-minute stroll sees you in the beating heart of the city – the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. In eight minutes you can be stocking up on fresh, local produce at Florence’s Central Market to take back to your cute little apartment.

The full kitchen has everything you need to whip up breakfast, lunch and dinner and an island in the centre provides plenty of prep space. The atmosphere inside feels almost church-like, with vaulted ceilings, smooth walls and detailed cornicing a la the 18th century. Faded frescos add to the old-world theme, but the furniture is distinctly 21st-century comfort. It’s the ideal spot for a historic city break. 

Vaulted Hideaway

A laid-back ambience, contemporary furnishings and an oh-so-central location in the heart of Florence's San Marco district make this spot perfect for a short stay in the Tuscan capital. With piazza del Duomo just a four-minute stroll away, visit the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore with ease and convenience. Meanwhile, you'll have the city's iconic Renaissance art museums, such as The Galleria dell'Accademia, at your fingertips as it is just a two-minute walk from your front door. 

After a culture-filled day of taking in Florence's enchanting history, artworks and food scene – head back to the apartment to catch some respite. Relaxing here is just as easy as exploring – minimal designs and plenty of leafy green plants create a soothing space to kick back in. Stretch out on the couch or share an aperitif of local wine and olives in the dining area. The comfortable bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, invite you to refresh and re-energise for the next day's adventures in gorgeous Florence. 

The Birth of Venus 

There's a lot to love about this apartment, nestled right in the heart of Florence. Just a short walk away from many of the city's most iconic sights, it's the perfect place to press pause and relax between your adventures. 

Fans of minimalism will love the fuss-free space – it's a contemporary spot with a soothing, neutral colour scheme that invites you to get comfortable. The kitchen is well-equipped both for quick breakfasts each morning, and more lavish evening meals with your guests. And, we especially liked the main bathroom, with its huge rainfall shower and tropical wallpaper – it's the ideal place to pamper yourself after a busy day or before an evening out. 

The iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with its terracotta dome, is only three minutes away from your front door. Take a wander through the old town, and you'll pass through historic meeting places like the Piazza della Signoria and Piazza della Repubblica – don't forget to stop for an espresso. And, art lovers are in luck, with the renowned Uffizi Gallery less than ten minutes away on foot – when it comes to culture, it doesn't get much better than this. 

Three Crowns Of Florence

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Delivering knockout vistas of the Florentine hills from a private suntrap terrace and set within easy walking distance of the city’s must-sees, it’s no surprise this home caught our eye. By inner-city Florence standards, this apartment set over two floors is palatial. There’s a banquet-worthy dining room and a well-equipped Italian-style kitchen. Though, with countless trattorias just a stroll away, we suspect you’ll be eating out a lot. It’s worth noting, at full occupancy, the last two guests will have to make do with a single bed and pull-out bed in the cosy fourth bedroom. Fine for a short stay or children sharing – but it might not float everyone’s boat.

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Brilliantly efficient, Blue Heron combines easy living with a great location. The design here is clean, modern, and comfortable, but because it’s run by a management company it does lack a bit of character. We won’t hold that against Blue Heron though, because you’ll find it in the very heart of Florence, just a few minutes’ walk from the Duomo. Better yet, this street is quiet and surprisingly uncrowded given its proximity to Florence’s biggest tourist attraction. There’s even a charming balcony that looks the courtyard – a perfect spot for an espresso or a glass of wine.

Blue Heron

It’s all about the location at this petit apartment in Florence. The striking Duomo – the emblem of the city – is just a two-minute stroll away and the streets surrounding the apartment are home to trattoria serving Tuscan cuisine, bars for appertivo and art galleries and old churches galore. Slipping straight from the historic streets to your bolthole, you’ll find a simple spot to put your feet up. While it won’t win any awards for decor, the convenient touches (bedside alcoves, big kitchen cupboards) are appreciated. You can't beat the location, though.

Dream of the Duomo

Minimal designs, contemporary fittings and an oh-so-central location in the heart of Florence's San Marco district make this home a prime spot for a short stay in the Tuscan capital. With piazza del Duomo just a four-minute stroll away, visit the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore with ease and convenience. Meanwhile, you'll have the city's iconic Renaissance art museums, such as The Galleria dell'Accademia only a two-minute walk from your front door. 

Following a fun-filled day of taking in Florence's enchanting history, culture, artworks and food and drink scene – head back to the apartment to catch some respite. Relaxing here is just as easy as exploring as you'll find plenty of space for the whole group to relax. Sprawl across the couch and pour yourselves a glass of locally sourced wine at the dining area or why not try your hand at cooking up some local Tuscan delights? The comfortable bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, invite you to refresh and re-energise for the next day's adventures in gorgeous Florence. 


The Florence Effect 

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A cosy apartment set right in the centre of historic Florence, this place is perfect for city explorers anxious to tour the many sights and sounds of this popular hotspot. In the most idyllic location, this home is situated just a few steps from Piazza San Marco, one of Florence’s most iconic landmarks, as well as a medley of authentic Italian restaurants. So, whether you’ve got a busy itinerary of sightseeing or you’re simply searching for the best Tagliatelle Funghi Porcini e Tartufo that Florence has to offer, this place has got you covered.

Inside, the decor is warm and cosy, creating a comfortable base to retreat to after an exciting day of exploring. Studded with retro appeal, the green, velvet–cushioned dining chairs serve the ideal spot to sip your morning coffee, meanwhile the patterned kitchen and bathroom tiles add a touch of character to the place. Knitted throws blanket the crisp white bed sheets and bold, abstract artworks illuminate the walls. We particularly love the chaise lounge. An antique that instantly draws the eye, this piece pays homage to Florence’s rich history. 


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Tucked away just north of the city centre, this recently renovated apartment gives you a quieter base that’s still well connected – the tram and Piazza della Libertà are around the corner, and you can walk to the Duomo in about 20 minutes. Inside, it’s a comfortable and practical space with two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a compact but well-equipped kitchen for those itching to cook an Italian feast. Look out over the rooftops of Florence on the two small balconies off the living room, or enjoy your morning coffee before you set out to see the sights.

Twin Balconies

This apartment, situated in a historic building once owned by the Medici family, has a prime location just a five-minute walk from the Galleria dell'Accademia, restaurants, and shopping. Other places of interest a short stroll away include the Piazza del Duomo and a variety of museums. After a busy day in the city, there’s a shaded balcony to relax on at this home, too. The open-plan living room also sleeps guest seven on a sofa bed. This place is perfect for friends or families looking to experience Florence’s many historical treasures.

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Right in the middle of Florence, just steps away from the Galleria dell’Accademia – the home of Michelangelo's David – this three-bedroom home awaits its next lucky guests. The undisputed highlight is its secret oasis: a private courtyard, complete with outdoor furniture, a tranquil garden, and your very own pool – a true rarity this close to the centre of the city. Inside, you’ll find no fewer pleasant surprises. There's the charmingly cosy living space, a fully-equipped kitchen, and three comfortable bedrooms, all affirming this home as a peaceful getaway from the bustle of the city. But when you’re ready to explore, Florence is right on your doorstep – all the best sights are easily walkable.

A Florentine Oasis

On a quiet street in San Marco, this home opens its doors to a bright and warm stay in the historic centre of Florence. Just a short walk from the inspiring galleries, piazzas, and monuments, this is a wonderful place to experience the atmospheric beauty of the city. 

Stepping inside this apartment feels instantly refreshing. From the gentle tones to the soft textures, the space has been thoughtfully designed to enrich your stay with comfort and ease. And whether you’re preparing your morning coffee in the kitchen, reading by the window or planning your itinerary for the day, this is a dynamic space that inspires you to make it your own.

Outside, you can stroll through the neighbouring Botanical gardens and on towards the majestic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – just an eleven–minute walk away or the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum is just a ten–minute walk. Wherever the day takes you, we suggest making a gelato stop as you wind your way home to this elegant apartment. 

The Sofia Grace

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This stylishly renovated apartment blends timeless grandeur with modern comfort. Set in a historic building in Piazza Santissima Annunziata, it boasts frescoed ceilings for a truly immersive Florentine experience. The kitchen is well-equipped, and the panoramic views of the city from the top floor are unforgettable. You’re just minutes from the Duomo, the Accademia Gallery, and Florence’s most iconic landmarks. At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the upper-level living room. And while there are steps to climb, and the vibrant square below may bring some city noise, it’s all part of the experience. This is a stunning stay in the very heart of Florence.

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Location is the name of the game at this one-bed in Florence. It's near Piazza Santissima Annunziata, away from the tourist throngs, but close enough to the action that you can do a lot on foot. The area is also a hive of activity with artisan shops and studios dotted around the streets, as well as cafes, bars and restaurants aplenty. And, with a large, private terrace at your disposal, you can cap the day off with a cocktail or meal alfresco, with views over the landscaped gardens below. 

 The Florentine Artisan

A short stroll from the museums of Piazza San Marco and the famous Accademia Gallery, packed with Renaissance artworks, this chi chi little apartment has you in the heart of Florence. It’s housed in a former Palazzo itself, once the noble family of Branchi di Leonbianco’s administration building. You can still see evidence of the building’s history throughout. There are also plenty of modern nods to nobility – silk curtains, marble bathrooms and a rich palette of chocolate and teal. Velvet chairs make for a lavish dining space and the kitchenette has everything you need to whip up a quick meal. 

Though you may never need it with espresso bars, wine bars and award-winning restaurants all on your doorstep. It’s a ten-minute walk to the beating heart of Florence, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. From here you can head to the Ufizzi and Ponte Vecchio. The options are endless. 

The Grand Masters

This elegant apartment is the perfect place to stay in Florence. It’s stylish yet comfortable, housed in a stately building just outside of the historic centre of the city. The apartment has been recently renovated – it’s a beautiful home from home with a grandeur that’s fitting for a city as stunning as Firenze. 

The vaulted ceilings with frescoes will make you feel as though you’re staying in one of the grand palazzos of days gone by. Huge windows keep the apartment bright and airy, and modern furnishings mean that although it feels historic, everything you need is right at your fingertips. 

In the morning, stroll eight minutes to Giardino della Fortezza to begin your day with a moment of calm. Sip coffee and eat a pastry or two while you plan how you’ll spend your stay. Perhaps you’ll walk first to the Duomo to admire the architecture of the cathedral – it takes fourteen minutes. In the afternoon, after you’ve taken in a museum or a gallery, you might like to hop in a cab to Piazzale Michelangelo. It takes fifteen minutes to get arguably the best view of the city. 

Head back to the apartment to sip a glass of Chianti and relax. Sink into the sofa as you deliberate dinner – will it be pizza or pasta? 


The Poet

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The location of this beautiful apartment is fantastic – you’ll be right opposite the Galleria Dell'Accademia. A short stroll away, you’ll also find the Piazza del Duomo and Piazza Signoria, to mention just a few places. Situated in a historic building on the second floor without a lift, this special home is worth the climb. The apartment is owned by the art director of the newspaper "The Florentine" and is filled with artworks. The living area is a great place to relax after exploring the city – this room also sleeps two guests on a sofa bed at full occupancy. We love the views over Via dei Ricasoli too. This place is perfect for discovering the city’s rich culture, history, and art.

 The Florentine Art Director

This elegant Florence home delivers on both style and location. Set in the historic centre, you’re five minutes on foot from the Galleria dell’Accademia and ten to the majestic Duomo – a spot-on base for exploring. Despite the building’s heritage charm (don't get us started on those magnificent gabled ceilings), the apartment is surprisingly practical. Each generously proportioned bedroom has a separate shower room – so there’s no need to tussle for the best room here. All that said, there are a few things to note here. The kitchen is on the compact side, and the apartment building has no lift, so be prepared to climb some stairs. But for a home delivering on so much else, we'll let that slide.

Ode to Michelangelo

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Housed in a former palace that once held painter Jacopo Chimenti’s studio, this elegant apartment puts views of the Duomo front and centre. So close you could almost reach out and touch it, the home’s proximity to the Duomo isn’t the only thing going for this Florentine pad. An electric fireplace in the living room, a four-poster bed, as well as an upstairs studio with a desk and access to a terrace are all highlights here. And thanks to the home’s prime position in the heart of the city, you’ve got countless historic and cultural hotspots to visit within easy walking distance. 


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Set in a historic building (which used to be the Habsburg embassy in the nineteenth century), Eyes To The Sky makes an impression from very early on. It’s ridiculously grand, with double-height, frescoed ceilings, and antique furniture (along with a few modern, designer additions). It’s just around the corner from Piazza della Libertà, so it’s just away from the most crowded parts of the centre, but even walking to the Ponte Vecchio doesn’t take more than twenty minutes.


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With two rooftop terraces overlooking Via della Colonna, this apartment is a great place to relax and soak in the atmosphere of Florence. The living room and the well-appointed kitchen, as well as both bedrooms, open onto the balconies, keeping this home light and airy. The location is fantastic too – it’s a few steps to the historic Spedale degli Innocenti and a short stroll to the Museo di San Marco. Other key attractions such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Galleria dell’Accademia are within easy walking distance.

Florentine Elegance

Set in the heart of Florence's historic centre, this apartment is ideal for those looking to soak up everything this storied city has to offer. With tonnes to see and do on your doorstep, you’ll be spoilt for choice – whether it’s a walk along the Arno River, tasting local cuisine at the Mercato Centrale, or basking in the beauty of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. Sleeping six guests (with two on the sofa bed in the living room when at full capacity), this apartment boasts city views and a private courtyard, making it a great base to discover the city, often known as the "Cradle of the Renaissance".


In the Heart of Florence

This apartment in Florence is memorable for all the right reasons. It boasts a remarkable location just a stone’s throw from the iconic Duomo, on one of the city’s most charming streets. You’ll be surrounded by historic buildings, traditional restaurants, and artisan workshops, with attractions like the Uffizi Gallery a short walk away. The apartment is rustic and cosy, ideal for trips with family and friends. We love the terrace, where you can admire Duomo views and dine alfresco. 

Renaissance Reflections

If you like sightseeing on foot, then this home is an excellent pick. Simple yet stylish, it's nestled right in the heart of the city and provides a fabulous place to unwind between your adventures. 

Although Florence is known for its Renaissance aesthetic, this apartment is chic and contemporary. You'll love flicking through the collection of coffee table books as you sip a glass of Pinot Grigio, or breathing in the fresh air outside on the balcony. And, when hunger strikes, you can whip up some tasty meals in the sleek kitchen – why not try your hand at creating your favourite pasta dishes? 

One of Florence's most iconic landmarks, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, is only three minutes away on foot. Art lovers will be delighted to know that the renowned Uffizi Gallery, home to works by Botticelli and Caravaggio, is also only three minutes away. And, if you cross the river, you can wander down to the impressive Palazzo Pitti and Boboli Gardens in only ten minutes.

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Have historic Florence on your doorstep when you stay at this one-bedroom apartment. You can easily walk to the city’s most popular sights from here, including the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (better known as the Duomo) and the masterpiece-packed Uffizi Galleries. After a busy day spent exploring, relax in the comfy living space, cook meals in the modern kitchen, and snuggle up in the cosy bedroom. If three of you are staying, one will be on the sofa bed in the lounge, which could make things slightly snug. But if you’re after a base in Florence that has everything you need to feel at home, this makes a great choice.

Golden Echo

What better way to enjoy a stay in Florence than staying in a historic palazzo built for a noble family. Once the Branchi di Leonbianco’s administration building, this place still holds the charm of 19th century Florence within its walls. Think faded fresco ceilings and a rich palette of midnight and taupe. This studio apartment may be small, but it’s undeniably plush, with tufted velvet chairs at the table for two, and an inviting sofa for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. The kitchenette in raven-black has everything you need to whip up a quick meal.

But there are plenty of restaurants, cafés and bars in the streets around you. You’re in the heart of Florence here, a stone’s throw from the museums of Piazza San Marco and the world-famous  Accademia Gallery. A twelve-minute walk sees you in the beating historic heart of Florence, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.

Faded Frescoes

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Packed with traditional features – from frescoed ceilings to parquet floor – this apartment is as inviting as it looks. The living space feels warm and comfortable, with its antique furniture and a sofa bed, while the kitchen is contemporary and kitted out with all the necessities. Outside, a terrace is perfect for breakfast, lunch, and dinner under the stars – or just a glass of wine or two before trying out the local eateries. If sightseeing tickles your fancy, the Galleria dell'Accademia is a ten-minute stroll away, and the Duomo is walkable in fifteen.

A Fine Echo

This elegant Florence apartment blends classic charm with modern comfort. You’ll love the high ceilings and generous sense of space, with striking interior design that mixes bold colours and art with vintage pieces. There’s a private balcony, ideal for soaking up views of the garden or the main street. The location is quiet, yet just a short stroll from the the Accademia Gallery and Piazza del Duomo. While the air conditioning helps, it can get warm in the summer. Still, with its calm setting and graceful interiors, this is a great base for discovering the best of Florence.

Capponi Calm

We always love to see homes that manage to mix together period features and modern design, and this apartment in a stately mansion in the centre of Florence is a glowing example of how to manage this balance. 

Under high ceilings and arched walls, you'll find a colour palette of muted greys broken up by some welcome bursts of bold green and yellow, plus large artworks that nod to the city's illustrious heritage. The kitchen is both pleasingly contemporary and much larger than we often see in homes this size. Add to this a chic bathroom that very much belongs in a classy hotel, and you've got an address that scores high in the style stakes.

It also helps that the location is fantastic, too. Just ten minutes' walk away is Fortezza da Basso and the gardens to the front of the Renaissance fortress. The Accademia Gallery — home to Michaelangelo's David, no less — is a similar amount of time away, while the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is a mere fifteen-minute stroll from the front door.

 

An Eye For Art

Housed in a former palazzo built for a noble family, it does get more Florentine than this plush little apartment. It’s a twelve-minute walk to the very centre of Florence – the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore – with the Ufizzi and Ponte Vecchio just beyond that. Stick around the immediate area and you’ve got the Accademia Gallery a five-minute stroll away and the museums of Piazza San Marco on your doorstep, alongside myriad restaurants, cafés and bars.

Once the Branchi di Leonbianco’s administration building, this place has been restored with 19th century Florence kept in mind. Dark purple, velvet dining chairs and sofas sit against midnight-blue walls in the open living area, which feels like a 21st-century take on 19th-century opulence. In the master bedroom the winged, tufted headboard feels particularly lavish and the original windows in both bedrooms are a reminder of the building’s history. 

Palazzo Dreams

If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the historic heart of Florence, look no further than this apartment. Outside, you can wind your way through the medieval streets to iconic sights like the Cathedral and Piazza della Signoria. There’s plenty of choice when it comes to incredible Italian restaurants as well as shops and cafes. The close proximity to public transport also means it’s easy to explore further afield. And when it comes to relaxation, you’ll find this home provides the perfect city sanctuary. The rooms are welcoming, warm and ideal for couples and families. 


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Florence’s stunning Duomo and Accademia Gallery (home to Michaelangelo’s David) are both less than five minutes on foot from this incredibly central apartment. Further afield (but not that much), the Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio are both less than a ten-minute stroll. So you see this calm and cultured apartment really does put all of Florence at your fingertips. Stepping across the threshold, it’s a soothing mix of white, beige and soft rose-pink inside. The open-plan living, dining room and kitchen lends itself to social evenings over a glass of wine, perhaps shared at the dining table for four. Shining wooden floors add a touch of class and natural light floods in from big windows. Housed within a building of services apartment, you get all the independence of self-catering with the little luxuries of a hotel – staff on hand to answer any questions and additional extras like cookery classes and grocery deliveries if you wish. 

Panna Cotta

Stay within walking distance of the sights when you check in to this elegant apartment. It’s a stylish space to come home to after a long day exploring Florence, with the bonus of a kitchen for homemade breakfasts or casual dinners. We also love the double jacuzzi bath in one of the bathrooms, because what better way to soothe those tired sightseeing muscles than with a relaxing soak? Situated just six minutes’ walk from the Piazza del Duomo, it’s right in the heart of the historic city, yet feels satisfyingly serene once you shut the door and settle in.

The Golden Dove

A five-minute walk from some of Florence’s best-loved attractions, this apartment couldn’t be better positioned for seeing the sights. The Galleria dell’Accademia, home to Michelangelo’s David, is a stone’s throw away, and you can easily stroll to Piazza del Duomo and Ponte Vecchio. Add in how many restaurants and bars there are close by, and you’ll see why we love this apartment, even with two guests sleeping on a sofa bed in the living space. It’s bright and attractive, with simple decor and comfortable beds – perfect for a city break. 

Florentine Flourish

This bright and modern apartment in the heart of Florence couldn't be better located for exploring the city. On the third floor of a historic building, this elegant home is a stone's throw away from Florence's most iconic cathedrals, piazzas and galleries and it's surrounded by trattorias, cafés, and wine bars. Start your day with a coffee on the balcony before heading out to immerse yourself in the city's history and culture. Unwind by joining the locals for an aperitivo and treating yourself to an authentic Italian dinner. 

Magnificent Florence

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If you’re in search of a unique stay in the heart of Florence, this apartment delivers a colourful solution. The vibrant decor is matched by a range of luxurious features – including a home bar, a private gym, Jacuzzi and sauna. It’s worth noting the apartment is on the third floor of an old Florentine building, but once you're relaxing on the private roof terrace the stairs will be worth it. Plus, it's in the perfect location for sightseeing with the Duomo, Palazzo Medici Riccardi and the Accademia Gallery all within easy walking distance. 

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Explore Florence on foot from this dapper apartment. Boasting classical design features such as exposed beams and wood panelling, together with modern facilities and contemporary décor, this stylish flat truly has it all. It’s also perfectly located in the heart of Florence city centre, close to many of the sightseeing spots and artistic monuments that make this arty city so popular.

Begin blissful days by cooking up an Italian breakfast of cappuccino and ricotta pancakes in your fully-equipped kitchen. Dine together around your cute dining setup while you discuss the daily itinerary. When you want to venture out, Giardino di San Clemente park and gardens are based just a stone’s throw from your home, or visit the 15th century Riccardi Medici Palace, designed by Michelozzo, and stand in awe of its stunning design.

After you’ve explored the city, return to your classy and convenient dwelling for an evening of chilling on the sofa with a movie, or cosying up on your mezzanine lounge area with a good book.

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