Walk the narrow streets of Florence’s historic city centre, a UNESCO heritage site, and you’ll find yourself moving around the same streets that Leonardo, Michelangelo and Rodin have paved.
Must-see locations in Florence include the Uffizi Gallery, the most famous museum and art gallery of the city and the Cathedral di Santa Maria del Fiore, commonly known as the Duomo di Firenze. Experience the feeling of being in the presence of such a structure built in the Italian Gothic Renaissance style, with one of the most famous Cupolas of all: Brunelleschi’s Cupola, built after Rome’s Pantheon.
The river running through Florence is called the Arno, and the city develops along its right and left banks. Stroll along Via dè Tornabuoni for designer shopping in luxury boutiques like Armani, Gucci, Roberto Cavalli and Prada and cross over Ponte Vecchio, the most famous of the city's many bridges, to look at shop cases filled with gold jewellery.
If you want a break from the city centre, book our helicopter day-tour and experience a private visit to two outstanding wineries of different terroir types and enjoy lunch at the Michelin Starred Restaurant “Il Silene”.
Between your experiences, you will have the chance to discover the unique beauty of Tuscany, from the southern side of the region to the western coast, flying over the old villages of Montalcino, San Gimignano and Bolgheri.
The tour includes a private visit to two different Brunello wineries and lunch at the Michelin Starred Restaurant: Il Silene.
Between these experiences, you will have the chance to discover the unique beauty of southern Tuscany by flying over the old villages of Montalcino, San Gimignano and Volterra.
Florence has a variety of luxurious hotels to choose from. We have selected a choice of historically elegant properties from where you can soak in the atmosphere of the city’s Renaissance.
Nestled inside a former medieval church and Byzantine tower, this Florentine gem reveals history. Inside, you will find a mix of cool, contemporary design elements and a deep sense of history that makes this place an ideal spot for guests who want to feel as if they can travel back in time, although a time with technological advances and really delicious food, its Ristorante Santa Elisabetta owns 2 Michelin stars.
Two accommodations in particular feature unforgettable views: in the Pool Suite, soak in an outdoor whirlpool or enjoy a patio breakfast in the shadow of the Florence Cathedral and Giotto’s Bell Tower, and in the Pagliazza Tower Suite, the Brunelleschi’s Duomo is just outside your window.
Considered the grand dame of Florentine hotels, Hotel Savoy, a Rocco Forte Hotel, embodies the personality of the Tuscan capital. The enchanting 1893 property combines impeccable grandeur with sophisticated contemporary design.
Located on the Piazza della Repubblica, amongst the city’s leading landmarks, the iconic hotel shows off with a recently renovated lobby and terrace by Laudomia Pucci and Olga Polizzi, in signature prints and Renaissance antiques.
Stroll the city’s biggest private garden – a tranquil haven of statues, fountains and centuries-old trees – or retire to your suite where frescoes line the walls amid original architectural features. Four Seasons Firenze, with its Michelin-starred Italian restaurant and a locally inspired Spa where you can spend afternoons in pure indulgence, is just steps away from the cultural heart of Florence.
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