Charming apartment in a Historical Renaissance Palace — Property 3320

Charming apartment in a Historical Renaissance Palace

The apartment is on the second floor of a magnificent historical renaissance palace, located in the area of Santo Spirito, the most authentic and lively part of Florence. Within two minutes walk, you can reach the lively and beautiful Piazza Santo Spirito or the famous Via Tornabuoni, the most luxurious shopping street in town. The most important cultural sites, such as the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Vecchio or the Cathedral are within 5 – 10 minutes walk.

Location Florence < Florence Area < Tuscany < Italy

Florence < Florence Area < Tuscany < Italy

 marks the location of this property in Florence

Availability for the apartment in Florence, Florence Area, Tuscany, Italy

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Monday, 14 April 2008

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Rental rates for the apartment in Florence, Florence Area, Tuscany, Italy

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Notes to the rental rates

• Arrival and departures are any day, with the exception of Sundays (previous agreement is necessary).
  
• Security deposit of £150 or €260 payable on arrival.
  
• No Credit card accepted.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for the apartment in Florence, Florence Area, Tuscany, Italy

Florence

The capital of Tuscany, on the north east coast of Italy, Florence is a city of magic and culture. The city centre is big enough to keep you enthralled for days, yet small enough to navigate in 30 minutes. But there are few that manage to complete the walk without stopping to admire and investigate some of Italy's most famous treasures. A must for any visitor to Florence is the Piazza del Duomo. It's famous dome still dominates the city's skyline. Another must is Piazzo della Signoria. Once the political centre of Florence, it is close to some of the city's most famous buildings and works of art. Make a point of seeing the Statue of David. Although only a copy of Michelangelo's famous sculpture, it is non the less stunning. Florence is an intriguing city. The best way to enjoy its culture and its atmosphere is to let it enter your soul.