## The space Amazing designer apartment in the historical centre of Florence. The apartment is composed of large master bedroom, kitchen/living area, bathroom with shower and a lounge room that can be used as second bedroom if there are more than 2 of you. It’s a typical Florentine apartment featuring terracotta floor, high ceilings with exposed timber beams and thick walls. Great care has been taken in selecting high end modern furniture, every object, artwork or print in the house has a history. The kitchen is fully equipped with microwave, kettle and toaster and everything you need to cook and dine (even though there are so many nice restaurants in the neighbourhood you will probably never cook!) The master bedroom has an Italian double bed (200x160cm) and air conditioning and it’s overlooking Via Faenza. The lounge room has a 40 inches tv and a big sofa that can be converted into a bed with a second pull out bed to accommodate up to two additional people. All windows are equipped with mosquito nets for summer. Internet is provided with ADSL and also with a 4G portable key; that means you can bring it with you and browse or call back home from anywhere in Florence during your stay! The apartment has an unbeatable location, it’s 5 minutes walking from the train station of Santa Maria Novella, and only minutes from some of Florence major attractions: the Mercato Centrale is around the corner, the Duomo is five minutes walking, Ponte Vecchio is 10 minutes walking. ...

## The neighborhood This location is one of the most convenient and accessible in Florence – a stone’s throw from the train station and only a few minutes from many of the most popular tourist destinations. The Duomo, Galleria dell’Accademia, Piazza della Signoria, the Uffizi, and Ponte Vecchio are all within an easy walk. The neighborhood also boasts plenty of stores, bars, and restaurants, and you’ll be just a couple blocks from the bustling Mercato Centrale, a one-stop shop for authentic Tuscan food merchants, plus a modern food hall upstairs and a mini Eataly store for great souvenirs. And speaking of souvenirs, be sure to check out the nearby Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, an old-school apothecary selling all manner of beautifully packaged perfumes, lotions, and potions. ## Getting around At Largo Alinari, you'll be within convenient walking distance to nearly all of the city's major attractions. But it's the incredible proximity to the Santa Maria Novella station that will give you complete freedom over your visit. Not only is it a great place to hail a taxi, it also allows you to easily organize day excursions to other Tuscan cities like Pisa, Lucca, Siena, and Arezzo, not to mention anxiety-free travel to your next vacation destination. As an added bonus, you'll find bus stops in front of the building that can take you to Piazzale Michelangelo or Fiesole for fresh air and breathtaking views of the city. Or, if you prefer, hop on a bus to "The Mall" luxury outlet for an unforgettable shopping experience. ## NOTES ***IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ PAYING ATTENTION*** TOURIST CITY TAX: Euro 5.50 per person per night (maximum 7 nights), Children under 12 free of charge The lead guest must be over 21 years old and will be required to sign a short-term agreement upon arrival. That is for insurance, fiscal and legal purposes. All guests are required to show a valid identity card upon check-in, if not, they will not be allowed to enter (due to Italian ...