Standard room with one double bed or 1 twin Private bathroom with bath tub or shower All rooms are with air conditioning, temperature control, mini bar, color TV with remote control, private bath, safe, writing desk, hairdryer and international direct dial. Rooms are with a large bed or ,if requested, with 2 separated beds .

Standard room with one single bed Private bathroom with bath tub or shower All rooms are with air conditioning, temperature control, mini bar, color TV with remote control, private bath, safe, writing desk, hairdryer and international direct dial.

Superior junior suite with 1 double/1 twin Private bathroom with bath tub or shower The suite room is a double room with a small sitting-room, air conditioning with temperature control, mini bar, color TV with remote control, private bath, safe, writing desk, hairdryer and international direct dial.

Standard room for three persons Private bathroom with bath tub or shower All rooms are with air conditioning, temperature control, mini bar, color TV with remote control, private bath, safe, writing desk, hairdryer and international direct dial.

Standard room with two twin beds Private bathroom with bath tub or shower All rooms are with air conditioning, temperature control, mini bar, color TV with remote control, private bath, safe, writing desk, hairdryer and international direct dial.

Not available on site. The Hotel is situated in a lively area with a wide choice of good restaurants and trattorias: Za-za, Il Messere, Il Toscano, Da Mario and Da Nerbone.

The Hotel is located in the heart of the historical centre of Florence, near the Market of S. Lorenzo, 300 metres from Cappelle Medicee, 400 metres from Galleria dell*Accademia and 500 metres from the Cathedral. An itinerary of absolute beauty: starting from the Florence Railway Station we head towards the Cathedral. Behind which is the Opera Museum of Santa Maria del Fiore, a museum which contains many works of art, amongst which many items that originated from the Battistero, the Cathedral and the Campanile. On the first floor, by taking the first flight of stairs, you arrive at the mezzanine level in front of a hall where there is the marble statue of the Pieta (1550-c.1553), which is the second statue of the same subject, completed years after the first statue was created for San Pietro, found in the Vatican. From the Cathedral, moving on to the Palazzo Vecchio by walking a few hundred metres along the Via dei Calzaiuoli. On the first floor in the Salone dei Cinquecento, the production line murals were executed after the failure of one of Italy*s most decorative projects: Lenardo and Michelangelo were commissioned by Pier Soderini (1512) to paint frescoes on either side of the hall: to Leonardo, the Battle of Anghiari (1440) and to Michelangelo, the battle of Cascina (1364), however, these were never completed. Michelangelo*s Genio della Vittoria (Victory), situated on the centre of the wall facing the entrance door, was completed between 1533 and 1534 for the tomb of Pope Giulio II Della Rovere. This work of art remained in the artist*s workshop at via Mozza and was mentioned in a letter written by Vasari, dated 10th March 1564. It features the body of a young man, who has killed an old bearded man. From the Palazzo Vecchio to the Galleria degli Uffizi, which is a really short journey. In room 25 of the gallery, you can find the only example of his completed easel painting held in Florence, which can assuredly be attributed to him. The Tondo Doni or the Sacred Family with San Giovannino was post-dated to 1506, the date of the findings at Rome of Laocoonte from which this artist inspired Michelangelo for the nude pose behind San Guiseppe. In the Museo Nazionale del Bargello it is possible to become ecstatic when faced with four works of art by Michelangelo: Tondo Pitti, a work of art completed in the same year as the David and the Tondo Doni (approx. 1504); Bacco, one of the artists first roman sculptures, commissioned by the Banker Jacopo Galli (1496-97); David-Apollo, with its evocative melancholic spirit and Bruto, completed after the assassination of Lorenzino Medici, who himself was the killer of the Duke Alessandro (1536). Nearby, is the Casa Buonarroti at Via Ghibellina, no. 70 which was built by his great nephew, Michelangelo il Giovane, in the same location of the three houses that the artist bought and lived in between 1516 and 1525. It is a place loaded with artistic and biographic memories in connection to the artist. You must visit the Galleria dell*Accademia for the following works of art: Prigioni, San Matteo, David and Pieta di Palestrina, as well as the Sagrestia Nuova of the Cappelle Medicee and the scalone and the vestibolo of the Biblioteca Laurenziana (Library). The latter are the most famous and renowned works of art held in Florence.

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