Florence Italy

With its romantic atmosphere typical of an old house, the De'Lanzi Hotel gives you the opportunity to spend an enchanting stay in the heart of Florence's historic centre, near the Piazza del Duomo. It is not far from the Piazza Signoria, the Ponte Vecchio, the Galleria degli Uffizi and from the most prestigious streets.

The hotel is situated in the historical and artistic centre of Florence, within walking distance of the Duomo, the Santa Maria Novella railway station and the most renowned shopping areas of the city, not to mention Florence's exhibition and congress hall.

A family run resorts, the hotel is kept in very good condition and rennovated periodically in order to maintain the high standards it has always set. Hotel Collodi is an accommodation of superior level for comfort and also for the style of rooms.

Il Bed & Breakfast Montebello si trova vicino alla stazione Santa Maria Novella, in una posizione centrale da cui si può raggiungere a piedi qualsiasi monumento, nonché a poca distanza dalle Cascine, il più grande Parco di Firenze.

The "Bed & Breakfast Colors" offers to its guests breakfast in kitchen at any time, the possibility to accommodate pets and internet connection and for children the service of baby-sitting.

Also this year will take place the new edition of the International Craft Show, showcase of quality representing from years a meeting point between made in Italy and multiculturalism, and between producer and consumer.

The Uffizi palace was designed by Giorgio Vasari in 1560 to house the administrative offices and the judiciary of the Duchy, later to become the Grand Duchy, of Florence.

Uffizi and Palazzo Vecchio »

We're standing in one of the most important civic areas of Florence –the other is Piazza della Signoria. The Cathedral is built above the ancient and much smaller cathedral of Santa Reparata, and its construction began on September 8, 1296

Florence Cathedral »

One of the wealthiest merchants of Florence, Filippo Strozzi, built this grand edifice in 1489, in order to imitate, but also to rival, Palazzo Medici. Although the architect was probably Benedetto da Maiano, Simone Pollaiolo, known as "il Cronaca", was responsible for the very well developed, projecting eaves.

Strozzi Palace »

This gigantic palace was the city residence, first of the Medici dynasty and then later of the Habsburg-Lorraines. When Florence became the capital of Italy between 1865 and 1871, King Victor Emanuel II of the House of Savoy lived here.

Pitti Palace »

From the central train station of Santa Maria Novella, continue in the direction of Piazza of the Italian Unification, arriving then to the basilica of Santa Maria Novella, example of Florence gothic art woth the façade realised in bicolour marble, work of Leon Battista Alberti on the order of Giovanni Rucellai.

Florence Cathedral Travel Itineraries »