Prime location overlooking the Duomo (aka Brunelleschi’s Cathedral).

Variations on the Mona Lisas throughout – since it’s rumored this is where the painting was found after being stolen from The Louvre back in 1913.

Quiet Oltrarno district address by the artisan quarter & plenty of public transport; on-point for an in-city getaway.

Unbeatable location nestled along the Arno and walking distance from the Ponte Vecchio.

Designed by the personal architect of Lorenzo de Medici (aka The Magnificent), and home to the Serristori family in the 15th & 16th centuries.

Big, airy lofts effortlessly blend vintage furniture, natural materials and modern luxuries.

Tucked inside a classic building facing the famous Arno River, strollable to Santa Trinita Church (from the 1200s!), Ponte Vecchio and more.

Former Renaissance palace retains much of its original art – like tucking yourself in at a cosy museum.

15th-century palace - complete with restored Poccetti frescoes - just steps from Ponte Vecchio & the Uffizi Gallery.

Historic charm in the heart of Florence, with a guest-only terrace area offering a unique view of Florence.

Smack-dab in the centre, minutes from Ponte Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery, that famous cathedral and more.

Do-it-all-ers will love the location, steps from the Duomo, Medici Chapels, Uffizi Gallery, Galleria dell’Accademia and a slew of leather & glove shops.

Tucked behind a great iron gate, an easy jaunt to the Medici Chapels, Duomo, Santa Maria Novella and the other biggies.

Ultra-posh garden space has an adjacent localvore bar. Forget exploring and soak up some leisure time.

There's one way to make an elegant 14th-century building alive again: decorate the interior in bold mid-century modern design.

Prime location overlooking the Duomo (aka Brunelleschi’s Cathedral).