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Florence

Hotels in Florence

A Journey to the Heart of Art

Florence is a city where every street feels like an open-air museum. The birthplace of the Renaissance, it combines art, architecture and an elegant atmosphere along the banks of the Arno River. Walking around the Duomo of Florence, crossing the Ponte Vecchio or getting lost among the historic squares in the city centre means immersing yourself in centuries of history and beauty.

To make the most of your stay, choosing accommodation in the centre of Florence makes it easy to access the main monuments, galleries and historic neighbourhoods. Our selection of hotels in Florence is designed for all types of travellers, whether you are planning a cultural getaway, a romantic trip or an unforgettable urban experience.

The artistic pulse of the Renaissance

Florence is a key destination for understanding the history of art. Its museums, palaces and churches house important works, but the city itself, with its open squares, stone streets and the Arno running through it, is also part of this artistic experience.

What to visit in Florence?

The Duomo and historic centre

The Duomo of Florence is the heart of the city and one of the most impressive architectural complexes in Europe. From its dome designed by Brunelleschi to the Baptistery of San Giovanni, this area brings together centuries of history and art. Walking through the historic centre allows you to discover streets lined with palaces, artisan workshops and charming squares

Ponte Vecchio and the Arno River

The Ponte Vecchio is one of the world’s most iconic bridges, famous for its jewellery shops and medieval structure over the Arno River. An evening stroll around its surroundings offers one of the most romantic views of Florence, perfect for experiencing the city’s most authentic atmosphere.

Uffizi Gallery and Piazza della Signoria

The Uffizi Gallery houses one of the most important collections of Renaissance art in the world, featuring works by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Just a few steps away, Piazza della Signoria becomes an open-air museum filled with sculptures and historic palaces.

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Where to stay in Florence?

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What to do in Florence?

Florence offers plans for every style:

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What to eat in Florence?

The Florentine cuisine is an essential part of the experience. Tuscan cuisine stands out for its simplicity and quality, with dishes such as bistecca alla fiorentina, ribollita and traditional fresh pasta. The restaurants in the historic centre and local trattorias offer an authentic experience, where local produce and traditional recipes take centre stage. Markets such as the Mercato Centrale also provide an opportunity to discover local flavours in a vibrant atmosphere.

What is the best time to visit the city?

Florence can be enjoyed all year round, although spring and autumn are particularly recommended for their mild weather and fewer visitors. Summer brings a lively atmosphere, with terraces and cultural events, while winter allows you to explore museums and monuments in greater tranquillity. Any time of year is perfect for a getaway to Florence filled with art and culture.

How to get around the city?

The centre of Florence is compact and easy to explore on foot, allowing you to discover its heritage without the need for transport. The city has an urban bus network and direct connections to Santa Maria Novella railway station, making it easy to reach other Italian cities. Taxis and bicycles are also available for longer journeys. The best way to experience Florence is to walk at your own pace, letting yourself be guided by its historic streets and unique artistic atmosphere.

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Frequently asked questions about Florence

The historic centre is the best option for discovering the city, as it is home to the main monuments, museums and squares. Staying in hotels in the centre of Florence makes it easy to visit the Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio on foot. The Eurostars Florence Boutique is an excellent option for those looking for comfort, style and a prime location.

The historic centre is the most recommended area for a first visit, as it is home to the main cultural attractions and allows you to explore the city on foot. Staying in the centre of Florence makes it easy to experience the city through its art, history and gastronomy.

Hotels in the centre offer excellent access on foot to the main tourist attractions and to Santa Maria Novella railway station, which connects Florence with other Italian cities. The Eurostars Florence Boutique stands out for its strategic location and accessibility.

For a weekend getaway, staying in the historic centre is ideal, as it allows you to make the most of your time visiting museums, churches and iconic squares. The Eurostars Florence Boutique is perfect for exploring the city in comfort and style.

The centre of Florence is a convenient choice for short business trips, thanks to its proximity to the railway station, services and dining areas. The Eurostars Florence Boutique offers an ideal location for combining work with a cultural experience in the city.