44 Borgo Ognissanti, Florence, Italy
From sociable shared dorms to private doubles — every room comes with comfort as standard.
Modern room with bunk beds and a private bathroom, for a total of 2 guests. Enjoy fully prepared bunk beds + 1 towel + soap + Traditional Italian breakfast (croissant and hot drink) + free wifi access throughout the building.
Modern room with bunk beds and a private bathroom. Enjoy fully prepared bunk beds + 1 towel + soap + Traditional Italian breakfast (croissant and hot drink) + free wifi access throughout the building. Choose the $PEEDY BED and you're good to go. Start with one click!
Stop spending unnecessarily and feel free to choose the comfort you want! Modern room with DIY bunk beds and private bathroom. Features of your $MART BED: pillow, bed linen and blanket, free wifi access and private locker.
Modern room with DIY bunk beds and private bathroom. Features of your $MART BED: pillow, bed linen and blanket, free wifi access and private locker.
Modern air-conditioned room featuring bunk beds and a private bathroom. Enjoy fully prepared bunk beds + 1 towel + soap + Traditional Italian breakfast (croissant and hot drink) + free wifi access throughout the building.
Enjoy the experience of sleeping in a double bed just for you! Modern room with 2 double beds and a private bathroom. Included are 2 towels + soap + shower gel + traditional Italian breakfast (croissant and hot drink) + free wifi access throughout the building.
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44 Borgo Ognissanti, Florence, Italy
Discover the experiences and activities you can enjoy during your stay.
Florence is one of the few cities around the world whose entire historical center
is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The reason is because it offers hundreds, maybe thousands, of things to see and to do.
Below you can find some tips and information so you can tour the city in total freedom.
Michelangelo best-known work, David, is copied all over Florence, but inside this art museum, you'll find the original. Unfortunately, as a result of an attack on the sculpture, it is now behind glass, but it still never fails to inspire. You will tour among sculptures you can almost watch Michelangelo at work as you such as the four unfinished slaves, meant for a tomb in Rome, seemingly in the process of being released from the marble.
This silent alcove in the city centre promises you a moment to actually stop and smell the roses! Spectacular panoramic views of the Florence skyline and explore the green beauty of the Florentine palaces and villas.
This silent alcove in the city centre promises you a moment to actually stop and smell the roses! Spectacular panoramic views of the Florence skyline and explore the green beauty of the Florentine palaces and villas.
Florence's cathedral stands tall over the city with its magnificent Renaissance dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi, with the baptistery right across. The cathedral named in honour of Santa Maria del Fiore, is a vast Gothic structure built on the site of the 7th century church of Santa Reparata, the remains of which can be seen in the crypt.
Piazzale Michelangelo, with its magnificent panoramic view of the city, is in the Oltrarno district and probably is the most famous square in Florence. The view from this observation point is justly famous and has been reproduced on countless postcards and snapshots over the years. To get there, walk the tiny streets of San Niccolò neighbourhood.
PIAZZA AND CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA NOVELLA
Piazza Santa Maria Novella is where you can admire the recently renovated square with its beautiful Santa Maria Novella Church. The church's facade in white and green marble was designed by Leon Battista Alberti while the stunning Tornabuoni Chapel has frescoes by Ghirlandaio - a must see!
PONTE VECCHIO
Ponte Vecchio is one of Florence’s landmarks and certainly the most photographed bridge in the city. Admire houses and shops built on top of it in the narrowest point of the Arno. Here, there was the Vasari Corridor built for Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici in 1565. It was a passageway, from Vecchio to Pitti Palace. The jewelleries were brought to the bridge in 1593, on command of Ferdinando De Medici heir who thought that the previous tenants – butchers – smelled too bad to have their shops right below his corridor.
THE UFFIZI GALLERY
One of the world's top art museums, the Uffizi Gallery, houses some of the most important works of the Renaissance, including works by Leonardo da Vinci, Giotto, Botticelli and Michelangelo and a large collection of Greek and Roman sculptures. Visitors to the Uffizi may also visit the famous Vasari Corridor linking Palazzo Vecchio and the Uffizi to the Pitti Palace on the other side of the Arno river.
PITTI PALACE AND BOBOLI GARDENS
Crossing Ponte Vecchio while admiring the spectacular goldsmith shops, you reach the Oltrarno area where the Pitti Palace stands magnificently, home today to several splendid museums such as the Palatine Gallery and the Modern Art Gallery, with the impressive Boboli Gardens as its backyard. While the museums take time to visit, if your time is limited and the day is shining, we recommend you visit the gardens.
PIAZZA DELLA SIGNORIA AND THE LOGGIA DEI LANZI
This broad square has been the centre of the power in Florence since its 14th-century origins - and perhaps even before, as Etruscan and Roman remains have been found below its pavement. Today, it is the social centre as well as a favourite meeting place filled with tourists and locals. At its centre there is the Neptune Fountain, at one side the Vecchio Palace, still housing the city's government. Against the wall of the Uffizi, which forms one end of the piazza, there is the Loggia Dei Lanzi, an outdoor sculpture gallery with several notable pieces. Most widely recognized of these is Benvenuto Cellini's best-known work, Perseus with the Head of Medusa. In front of the Vecchio Palace, there is a copy of Michelangelo David.
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