Florence apartment rentals - Very comfortable vacation apartment in the historical heart of the city, with glimpses of the magnificent Basilica of Santa Croce.
Enjoy Florence with this very comfortable vacation apartment in the historical heart of the city. This cosy third-floor holiday apartment in Florence sits just behind the magnificent Basilica of Santa Croce - from the windows of one of the bed rooms, you can get a glimpse of it.
Recently restructured with care and attention to period detail, and comfortably furnished, this vacation apartment in Tuscany is quiet and well-lit. Apartment I Macci comprises a kitchen, two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a typical Florentine terrace with table and chairs. This is ideal for taking your meals al fresco or simply relaxing after a long day sightseeing in the city and the surrounding area.
This vacation apartment in Florence can sleep five guests. Facilities include a kitchen with fridge, oven, washing machine, bedroom with double bed, a bedroom with two single beds, bathroom with shower, WC, washing machine, oven, central heating, air conditioning, telephone, television, private terrace with table and chairs, a small bed (for a child), hairdryer, iron and ironing board.
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Nearby you'll discover the most important museums and monuments of the city. San Ambrogio is the local market, and once outside the apartment you can be in the world-famous Piazza Santa Croce in two minutes. Piazza Signorina is five minutes away and the Piazza Duomo seven minutes. You must also take a look at the flea market in the nearby Piazza dei Ciompi.
With so much to see in Florence, you'll be glad that your apartment lies at the very heart of this magnificent and historic Tuscan city. Celebrated as the powerhouse of the Italian Renaissance - and thus the hub of European civilization from the twelfth century onwards - Florence is an extraordinary storehouse of painting, sculpture, architecture and more. There is the marvellous cathedral, the Duomo that dominates Florence with Brunelleschi's dome at its pinnacle: this is the signature building of Florence as much as the Leaning Tower is that of Pisa. The Uffizi galleries contain the world's greatest collection of Italian Renaissance art. Other, though not lesser, galleries include the Palazzo Pitti, San Marco, San Lorenzo (a showcase for the work of Michelangelo), Santa Maria Novella and the Bargello.
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