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The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini
The Social Hub Florence Lavagnini- Immerse in Florence's cultural heart with a stunning rooftop pool and terrace.
IQ Hotel Firenze
IQ Hotel Firenze- Savor Italian charm within walking distance of Florence's famed Academy Gallery.
Hotel La Fortezza
Hotel La Fortezza
Hotel Botticelli
Hotel Botticelli- Florence hotel just steps from Santa Maria Novella station with rooftop terrace.
Hotel La Scaletta Al Ponte Vecchio
Hotel La Scaletta Al Ponte Vecchio
Il Malaspina
Il Malaspina
Hotel Galileo
Hotel Galileo- Stay near Florence's main sights with easy access to the Santa Maria Novella station.
Il Guelfo Bianco
Il Guelfo Bianco
Globus Urban Hotel
Globus Urban Hotel- Urban hotel near Piazza di Santa Maria Novella with 24-hour front desk service.
Florence David's Guesthouse
Florence David's Guesthouse
Hotel Horto Convento
Hotel Horto Convento- Peaceful sanctuary near Pitti Palace with Art Deco charm and garden views.
Hotel Accademia
Hotel Accademia- Steps from Duomo, this Florence stay offers centrally located charm and ease.
Orto De Medici Hotel
Orto De Medici Hotel
Antica Dimora Sant'Anna
Antica Dimora Sant'Anna- Sanctuary in the heart of Florence, a brief stroll from top attractions and gardens.
Relais Twelve B&b
Relais Twelve B&b
Hotel Collodi
Hotel Collodi- Discover Florence's iconic sights from this centrally located hotel with a rooftop terrace.
La Terrazza di Jenny b&b
La Terrazza di Jenny b&b
UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze
UNA Hotels Vittoria Firenze- Stay in modern Firenze style and enjoy Tuscan attractions at this boutique gem.
TheWheelsFlorence
TheWheelsFlorence- Stay within walking distance of top Florence attractions with free breakfast daily.
Art Hotel Villa Agape
Art Hotel Villa Agape- Tuscan elegance with panoramic views from a hillside villa in Florence.
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Top neighborhoods in Florence
San Giovanni
San Giovanni puts you at the pulsing heart of Renaissance Florence, where the magnificent Duomo's dome dominates the skyline. Cobblestone streets lead to artistic treasures and historic wonders at every turn. The Baptistery's golden mosaics and Giotto's soaring bell tower offer breathtaking views that transport you through centuries of Florentine history. Traditional trattorias serve authentic Tuscan cuisine between shopping adventures along Via dei Calzaiuoli. Historic palazzos converted into charming hotels provide the perfect base for exploring this pedestrian-friendly district. The early morning hours reveal the neighborhood's true magic before the crowds arrive.
Santa Croce
Santa Croce captivates visitors with its magnificent basilica housing the tombs of Michelangelo and Galileo. Medieval lanes buzz with artisan workshops where skilled craftspeople hammer leather into timeless treasures. The neighborhood's Renaissance palaces and Gothic architecture tell Florence's artistic story at every turn, while the lively Piazza Santa Croce pulses with local energy. Traditional osterie serve hearty Tuscan cuisine alongside trendy wine bars throughout this walkable district. Most attractions sit within a 10-minute stroll of each other, though cobblestone streets can be uneven. Boutique hotels in converted historic palazzos offer an authentic Florentine experience with personal service.
Santo Spirito
Santo Spirito buzzes with artisanal charm and Renaissance splendor across the Arno River. The magnificent Brunelleschi-designed basilica anchors this Oltrarno gem, while narrow medieval streets reveal hidden artisan workshops crafting leather and ceramics. Locals and travelers mingle in the lively piazza around the central fountain. Traditional Tuscan trattorias serve hearty fare between boutique shops and historic palazzos. Well-connected via buses to Florence's center with the Ponte Vecchio just a 10-minute walk away. The neighborhood balances tourist appeal with authentic local life, offering charming bed and breakfasts in converted Renaissance buildings. Evening aperitivo culture thrives as the piazza comes alive with conversation and clinking glasses.
Santa Maria Novella
Santa Maria Novella buzzes with Renaissance charm and travel convenience, making it a perfect home base in Florence. The magnificent basilica showcases geometric marble facades and stunning frescoes, while the world's oldest pharmacy entices with herbal remedies. You can easily walk to the Duomo in just ten minutes or hop on a train to explore Tuscan towns. Hotels range from budget to luxury options clustered around Florence's main railway station. Enjoy traditional Tuscan cuisine at nearby trattorias or sample local delights at Mercato Centrale food stalls. With excellent public transport and major attractions within walking distance, you'll maximize your time in this historic neighborhood.
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo buzzes with Renaissance splendor around every corner. The magnificent Basilica di San Lorenzo stands proudly with its unfinished facade, while the opulent Medici Chapels showcase Michelangelo's finest work. Wander through the bustling Mercato Centrale where aromatic food stalls tempt hungry shoppers. Leather artisans craft gorgeous goods in medieval streets that tell stories of Florence's artistic heritage. Getting around couldn't be easier with excellent walkability and major attractions just minutes away. Tram stops at Strozzi-Fallaci and San Marco University connect you to the broader city. Traditional trattorias serve authentic Tuscan cuisine, while boutique hotels in converted Renaissance palazzos offer historic charm with modern comforts.
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Birthplace of the Renaissance unfolds around every corner, from Michelangelo's towering David to Botticelli's dreamy masterpieces in the Uffizi Gallery. The magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore demands climbing its iconic dome for views that explain why artists never wanted to leave. Piazza della Signoria serves as an open-air sculpture museum where locals debate politics over espresso. Duck into the Galileo Museum to discover the scientific genius that flourished alongside artistic brilliance. The Arno River divides the city with medieval bridges, including the shop-lined Ponte Vecchio that survived even World War II. After museum-hopping, join locals for aperitivo in Santo Spirito, where Tuscan cuisine arrives with stories of centuries-old family recipes.
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