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Holiday rentals in Florence

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Superhost
Flat in Firenze
A spectacular nest at the Duomo ideal for couples
The flat, very nice and cozy, is perfect for couples looking for an unforgettable experience. The amazing surprise is the balcony: open the window and you will remain unespectedtly astonished! You need to try it, it totally worth!! You can take breakfast in the sun or have a dinner by candlelight under the cupola of Brunelleschi and the Giotto bell tower, so close that you'll believe to touch them; an unique experience which will make unforgettable your stay in Florence at the 'nest'.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Firenze
Duomo Modern and Stylish Apartment
Enjoy a luxurious stay in this private apartment located a step from the Duomo. the apartment is completely renovated and furnished with all you needs for your unforgettable stay. The elegant building has two elevators and the flat, equipped with air conditioning, NETFLIX and FREE WI-FI, is located on the second floor. Above a dining area with sofa and a functional kitchen, under king size bedroom with study area, wardrobe and a spacious bath. Regional code: 048017LTN3881
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Firenze
Your Happy Nest in Florence
Welcome at your happy nest in Florence and enjoy your private and quiet terrace just in front of the Duomo! The apartment has been just renovated with a lot of small details and personality. It is on the third floor with no elevator but we will be happy to help you with your luggages.We look forward to welcoming you!
Individual Host

Stay near Florence's top sights

Ponte Vecchio1,339 locals recommend
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore1,079 locals recommend
Piazza della Signoria557 locals recommend
Piazzale Michelangelo1,544 locals recommend
Uffizi Gallery1,672 locals recommend
Duomo20 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Florence

Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
INDOOR GARDEN DESIGN APARTMENT
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Superhost
Apartment in Centro Storico
Bright Romantic Apart Overlooking S. Maria Novella
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Superhost
Flat in Firenze
Quiet flat facing the Duomo
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
Ponte Vecchio View
Individual Host
Superhost
Loft in Firenze
Studio flat in XVI century building in the center
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Centro Storico
Macci Apartment
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Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
San Gallo Suite - Romantic Studio
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Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
Florence 55mq Central Flat
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
Apt. LILY - Florence all around you
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Firenze
FRANCI apartment, Cathedral square
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
Uffizi View
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Superhost
Flat in Centro Storico
David di Michelangelo Suite
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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Florence

Total rentals

13K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

5.6K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

320 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

2.9K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

4.7K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

782K reviews

Your guide to Florence

All About Florence

The capital of Tuscany, Florence conjures images of lemon and apricot-hued buildings, terracotta rooftops, and endless Renaissance beauty. From the world-famous Uffizi art museum — top tip: get there early for a more relaxed experience — to the impressive sculptures in the peaceful Boboli Gardens, this historic city in central Italy lives long in the memory. A good way to get the lie of the land is the panoramic view from Piazzale Michelangelo. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch a couple descending the church steps after their wedding as the bells chime out across the city below.

The majestic Duomo is a sight to behold at any time of day, whether you’re passing by to grab lunch from one of the city’s traditional panini stands or enjoying a refreshing after-dinner gelato on a balmy evening stroll. Just like the mighty Arno – look out for plaques commemorating the destructive flood of 1966 – craftsmanship flows through Florence, with jewellery, leather goods, and perfumes all locally made by generations of experts.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Florence

For exciting insight into the city’s rich history, make your way to Florence in June to take in the final stages of the Calcio Storico tournament — a centuries-old ball sport with elements of wrestling. Every year, four teams representing their historic districts compete for glory, and the entire city becomes absorbed in the spectacle. Temperatures can reach stifling levels in high summer, so seeking out the city’s shaded squares and leafy parks is wise to avoid overheating. Also, bear in mind that air conditioning isn’t easy to find in Florence apartments. Visitors tend to tail off a little as autumn arrives, but the Tuscan wine and olive oil harvest remain a big draw for foodies. Florence is at its quietest over the winter months, but cooler temperatures and wetter days make outdoor activities trickier.


Top things to do in Florence

Oltrarno

Oltrarno — literally “across the Arno” — is a tangle of pretty streets scattered with a blend of crisp white tablecloths outside family-run eateries and cutting-edge art in small galleries. Watch as tree-dotted Piazza Santo Spirito transforms from market stalls and nonnas chatting by the foundation to a buzzing outdoor nightspot.

Palazzo Medici Riccardi

The most famous family in Florence, the powerful Medici dynasty ruled the city and the entire region of Tuscany for almost 300 years. Explore the historic artwork at their Renaissance palace — the swirling frescoes on the gallery ceiling and the vivid walls of the Chapel of the Magi are breath-taking. Be sure to check out the ground floor exhibition space dedicated to work by contemporary artists.

Mercato Centrale

This metal-framed two-story market — an easy 10-minute walk from the Duomo — is brimming with locally made oils, fresh breads, and piles of fragrant sundried tomatoes. Pick up a bottle of wine for the evening, choose some tools to up your kitchen game, then head upstairs for a taste of fresh handmade pasta.

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