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La Domus Firenze - Florence
10 1 review
Florence
09/08 – 12/08
£508/nighttotal: £1524 (3 )

La Domus Firenze

3 5
house, Florence
Centrally located in Florence's La Domus Firenze district, this luxurious villa is just 400 meters from the city centre, offering a 6-minute walk to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and an 8-minute walk to Strozzi Palace.
This spacious 106 square meter holiday home accommodates up to 16 guests with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, featuring air conditioning, a microwave, dishwasher, and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout.
Stile Toscano Vicino Al Centro - Florence
9.9 70 reviews
Florence
10/09 – 12/09
£139/nighttotal: £278 (2 )

Stile Toscano Vicino Al Centro

1 2
farm, Florence
Just a few kilometres from Florence's city centre, this Tuscan-style renovated barn offers a unique rural escape in the Florentine countryside.
This private annex to a main villa, recently renovated in January 2025, provides accommodation for two guests with a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, plus an upper-level living area with a kitchenette, featuring keyless entry and outdoor amenities.
La Serra Sognante, Terratetto Con Giardino Privato Tra Firenze E Fiesole - Florence
9.0 26 reviews
Florence
14/07 – 16/07
£228/nighttotal: £456 (2 )

La Serra Sognante, Terratetto Con Giardino Privato Tra Firenze E Fiesole

1 3
house, Florence
This welcoming villa rental, located between Florence and Fiesole, offers convenient access to the Accademia Gallery (3.7 kilometres) and Piazza del Duomo (4 kilometres), with private parking and free Wi-Fi provided.
This 50 square metre holiday home accommodates up to 5 guests with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, featuring a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, air conditioning, and a terrace with an outdoor dining area.

Frequently Asked Questions about Florence

  • What are the must-see attractions that I should visit in Florence?

    Visitors to Florence should prioritize seeing the Duomo, officially the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, with Brunelleschi's dome offering incredible city views. The Uffizi Gallery houses masterpieces like Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus." Don't miss the Ponte Vecchio, the iconic bridge lined with shops, and Michelangelo's David at the Accademia Gallery. A visit to Piazzale Michelangelo provides a panoramic vista of the city, especially stunning at sunset.

  • Which district of Florence is best known for its villas?

    The Oltrarno district, particularly the areas on the south bank of the Arno River, is well-known for its historic villas. This area has a more residential feel and offers a quieter experience while still being close to the city center.

  • What are the advantages of staying in a villa in Florence?

    Staying in a villa in Florence offers a more private and spacious experience compared to a hotel. It provides a home-like atmosphere, often with amenities like a private garden or pool, allowing for a more relaxed and personalized stay. Villas can be cost-effective for groups or families, and they offer a chance to experience a more local side of Florence.

  • How much does it cost to rent a villa in Florence on average?

    The average cost to rent a villa in Florence can vary significantly based on size, location, amenities, and time of year. Prices can range from around 150 euros per night for a smaller villa to over 500 euros per night for larger, more luxurious properties. During peak tourist seasons, expect higher rates.

  • Are there villas near the city center in Florence?

    Yes, there are villas located near the city center of Florence. While many are situated in the surrounding hills for more expansive grounds, some properties offer the convenience of being within walking distance or a short drive from major attractions like the Duomo or the Ponte Vecchio.

  • How far in advance should I book a villa in Florence?

    It is advisable to book a villa in Florence at least three to six months in advance, especially if traveling during the popular spring and fall seasons or for larger properties. Booking further ahead ensures a wider selection and better availability.

  • Are there wineries or food tours near villas in Florence?

    Many villas, particularly those situated in the hills surrounding Florence, are located near Tuscan wineries offering wine tastings and tours. Florence itself is a hub for culinary experiences, with numerous food tours available that explore local markets, traditional trattorias, and artisan food producers. These tours often visit areas renowned for products like Chianti wine and Florentine steak.

  • Is a car necessary to stay in a villa in Florence?

    A car is not always necessary to stay in a villa in Florence, especially if the villa is located within or very close to the city center, where public transport and walking are efficient. However, if the villa is in a more secluded, hillside location, a car can be beneficial for exploring the surrounding Tuscan countryside and accessing wineries or smaller towns at your own pace.

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