License NR 048017LTN8843 The day before check-in, which will be carried out in self-service mode, photographs of the identity documents of all guests will be requested via WhatsApp. The link necessary to pay the tourist tax will also be sent. In Florence the tax is 5.50 euros per day per person. On the morning of check-in, instructions for accessing the apartment and the necessary codes will be sent. The studio is located in a very central position and this allows you to explore the city on foot and feel part of local life. It is opposite the Bargello national museum, which houses Donatello's David, and within a radius of 500 meters you can reach the Uffizi, the Duomo with Giotto's bell tower, the Baptistery, Piazza Santa Croce and the Ponte Vecchio. At 900 meters San Lorenzo and the Accademia Gallery which houses Michelangelo's David. At 1100 meters Santa Maria Novella. It is on the first floor of a 19th century building, accessed with a few steps and has maintained the typical proportions of the time: small openings, large windows (190 cm) and high vaulted ceilings (3.5 m). It overlooks the pedestrian street and you can observe the Bargello palace, Piazza San Firenze (seat of the Zeffirelli foundation) and the narrow streets of the historic centre. The apartment is equipped, free of charge, with: fiber optic wifi, TV with Netflix, air conditioning and heating, dishwasher, fridge, microwave oven, induction hob and Nespresso coffee machine for espresso and American coffee.

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The historic center of Florence is full of experiences to live. Here are some ideas: 1. Visit famous monuments such as the Duomo, the Baptistery, the Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery, the Academy of Fine Arts, San Lorenzo, the Bargello. 2. Stroll through the Oltrarno district to discover craft shops, markets, restaurants and artistic cafes. 3. Visit the Basilica of Santa Croce where important personalities such as Michelangelo and Galileo are buried. 4. Explore the Boboli Gardens and the Costume Museum to see Italian fashion from the Renaissance to today. 5. Have a glass of wine with a spectacular view over the city at Piazzale Michelangelo. 6. Take a walk along the Arno at sunset. 7. Taste local food such as Florentine steak, lampredotto, ribollita, and homemade ice cream. There are also numerous unique activities and experiences that can be enjoyed in the historic center of Florence, such as wine tasting or Tuscan cooking activities, guided walking or cycling tours, handicraft courses, theater and musical performances, and much more..