Duomo Suite

General

This holiday home for 4 persons has two bedrooms. The holiday home is equipped with a television. In addition there is an air conditioner.

The holiday home has a washing machine, a Internet connection and a fridge.

Kitchen

The kitchen is equipped with a coffee maker and a dishwasher.

Linen

In the holiday home you will find bed linnen and bathroom textiles.

This elegant and luminous apartment, designed in a classic Florentine style, is situated in the bustling heart of Florence's historic center, just a stone's throw away from the Duomo. Perched on the fifth floor of a refined building equipped with an elevator, the apartment boasts meticulous attention to detail and aims to offer guests an authentic Florentine experience, allowing them to immerse themselves fully in the city's magic and charm. Perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a retreat in one of the world's most renowned art cities, the apartment provides the added convenience of having all of the city's main attractions within a few minutes' walk

Featuring two bedrooms and two bathrooms, this cozy abode comfortably hosts up to four guests and comes complete with air conditioning.

Living Area:
Welcoming entrance area with a convenient desk corner.
Spacious living room seamlessly connected to a fully equipped open kitchen and counter.
Relaxing lounge space furnished with a sofa, armchair, and dining table.

Sleeping Area:
One double bedroom for restful nights.
Another bedroom is furnished with two single beds.
Enjoy the convenience of a full bathroom with a bathtub and another with a shower.

Internet:
Stay connected with complimentary WiFi access.

Children:
Families with children are warmly welcomed, with all areas suitable for little ones.

Accessibility:
While the building's lift grants access to the floor, please note that the house may not be suitable for individuals with severe mobility impairments.

View:
Take in panoramic vistas of the charming neighborhood surroundings.

Noise:
Situated in the vibrant city center, expect to hear the delightful sounds of street performers and bustling pedestrians when windows are left open.

The influence of art and the rich cultural heritage of Florence have radiated throughout Tuscany for centuries, imbuing the region with a unique energy. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Florentine area, where remnants of the city's illustrious past abound. Here, amidst the picturesque landscapes, you'll find magnificent Medici villas, UNESCO World Heritage sites, ancient castles, serene abbeys, and enchanting forests, all nestled within delightful hills and home to precious museums.

It's no wonder that the Renaissance Trail winds its way through these lands, enveloping Florence in its embrace and inviting exploration on foot or by bicycle through meticulously crafted scenery.

While Florence itself is renowned for its priceless artistic treasures, including not only the majestic works of the Renaissance but also the vibrant contemporary art scene, the allure of Tuscany extends beyond its capital. Museums, gardens, small squares, and lively festivals offer a glimpse into the region's cultural richness, drawing visitors into a world of creativity and expression.

A visit to the Uffizi Gallery and the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo is a must for art enthusiasts, while strolling through the Boboli Gardens reveals a realm of endless enchantment, with fountains, sculptures, and tree-lined pathways waiting to be discovered.

Following the footsteps of the past, this circular journey leads travelers through Vaglia, home to the magnificent Medici Park of Pratolino, and Lastra a Signa, where Villa Bellosguardo and the Enrico Caruso Museum await exploration. Figline, Incisa, Calenzano, and Pontassieve offer further glimpses into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.

Yet, amidst the artistic splendor, Tuscany's natural beauty remains a constant companion. Vallombrosa beckons those seeking tranquility, with its ancient forests providing respite from the summer heat, while the rolling hills of Rufina and Londa, dotted with vineyards and lakes, offer a serene escape from the bustle of city life.

The skilled hands of artisans in Impruneta and Signa continue to craft terracotta treasures and elegant straw hats, showcasing the timeless artistry for which Florence is renowned. From leather goods to gold jewelry, Tuscan craftsmanship captivates the world with its exquisite perfection, weaving a tapestry of tradition and innovation that endures through the ages.

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On-site costs

Payment terms and -periods

The initial deposit is 30% of the rent and any covered insurance. The second payment must be paid no later than six weeks before you leave. If you leave within nine weeks, you must pay the full amount in one installment.