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Florence
The heart of Tuscany, Florence enchants with its breathtaking art, historic streets, and timeless charm, where every corner reveals a masterpiece and the spirit of the Renaissance still thrives.
Spread out over two large Renaissance buildings, this opulent hotel is set in the Giardino della Gherardesca, a wonderfully peaceful 11-acre spot shaded by centuries-old sequoias, maples, conifers, and other majestic trees.
Overlooking the lively Piazza della Repubblica, Hotel Savoy blends modern Italian design with historic grandeur. Sleek interiors, curated art, and impeccable service make this Rocco Forte property a refined haven just steps from the Duomo and Florence’s best boutiques.
Tucked along the Arno River, Portrait Firenze offers stunning views of the Ponte Vecchio and bespoke luxury with a residential feel. Owned by the Ferragamo family, its suites exude fashion-forward elegance, with custom furnishings and warm service that feels both polished and personal.
A discreet boutique hideaway near the Duomo, Etra Collection combines cutting-edge minimalism with Florentine heritage. With just a handful of suites, this design-forward property offers privacy, curated experiences, and skyline views from its exclusive rooftop terrace.
Set within a meticulously restored 19th-century palazzo in the heart of Florence, Helvetia & Bristol blends aristocratic charm with contemporary luxury. Original frescoes, marble accents, and antique furnishings offer timeless elegance just steps from Via de’ Tornabuoni and the Duomo.
Surrounded by rose gardens and overlooking the Boboli Gardens, Villa Cora is a 19th-century mansion turned lavish retreat. With ornate salons, a luxurious spa, and a outdoor pool, this regal villa offers a serene escape just beyond the city walls.
Set in the hills of Fiesole, Il Salviatino is a restored 15th-century villa with sweeping views over Florence. Its frescoed ceilings, terraced gardens, and handcrafted furnishings deliver a sense of grandeur, while the tranquil setting makes it feel worlds away.
Opened in a former monastery and art school, Collegio alla Querce promises to be newest gem in Florence of the Auberge Resorts Collection. The majestic estate, nestled on a hilltop, is being transformed into a sanctuary of art, culture, and refined luxury.
Located in the stylish Piazza Santa Maria Novella, The Place offers a contemporary take on Florentine hospitality. With only a handful of individually styled rooms and a cozy lounge atmosphere, this intimate hotel feels more like a private residence than a luxury stay.
Housed in a Renaissance-era palace on Florence’s most prestigious shopping street, Il Tornabuoni combines historic architecture with bold, eclectic interiors. With a rooftop terrace and vibrant decor, it offers a fresh, cosmopolitan twist on classic Italian luxury.
Twelve UNESCO-listed properties across the Florentine hills, built between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries as centres of power, humanist thought, and architectural ambition. A guide to the villas and gardens that helped shape the idea of the Renaissance landscape.
Seventy works at Palazzo Strozzi spanning Rothko’s entire career, from early figurative experiments to the monumental colour-field paintings of his final years. One of the most comprehensive surveys of his work ever assembled, and among the most significant exhibitions Florence has seen.
A free sacred music festival held inside the Cathedral of Florence, now in its twenty-ninth edition. Across a handful of evenings between March and May, the Duomo becomes a concert hall for choral, orchestral, and chamber works. Each night is different, and every seat is free.
Seven tables across Florence, from a Michelin three-star dining room to a hilltop garden and a terrace above the Arno. Our personal selection of the city’s most worthwhile restaurants, chosen for consistent quality, local credibility, and a genuine commitment to the food of this region.
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