Il Ghibellino

Completely renovated, quiet, decorated with antique furniture and objects, frescoed ceiling 8 metres high. Entrance from 15th-century courtyard.

Composed of

• living room with fireplace, sofas, armchairs, table and chairs
• double bed on a mezzanine
• ground floor living room with 2 single sofa beds, table and chairs, armchairs
• kitchenette
• full bathroom with marble-clad bathtub
• utility room with washing machine
• independent gas heating
• air conditioning

The tourist tax payable to the Municipality of Florence is €5.50 per person per day, for a maximum of 7 days.

The Santa Croce area is one of the oldest in Florence, where the Roman amphitheatre was located in the 1st century AD. The Basilica of Santa Croce houses important frescoes by Giotto and his school, as well as the famous crucifix by Cimabue and Byzantine works. The square of the same name and the adjacent streets are home to numerous restaurants, bars and traditional leather goods shops. The Bargello Museum houses statues by the most important sculptors of the Italian Renaissance: Michelangelo, Donatello, Verrocchio, Cellini and Ammannati. The Sant’Ambrogio Market offers food and wine products and strictly seasonal fruit and vegetables. There are small supermarkets in the area. In the picturesque flea market in Piazza dei Ciompi, you can find curiosities from times gone by, from books to furniture.