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SoprArno Suites is a charming boutique B&B in Florence’s boho Oltrarno, with vintage-chic rooms, rooftop views, and a buzzing café below.

Since 1880, Buca Lapi serves hearty Tuscan classics—think massive, cellar-aged Florentine steaks and handmade pastas—in a vintage poster-lined vaulted cellar.

Nestled in a cozy alley, Trattoria Sostanza serves up legendary Tuscan dishes like butter chicken and Florentine steak in a welcoming, vintage setting, making reservations a must for this cherished gem.

San Miniato al Monte, a stunning 11th-century Romanesque church atop Florence, offers breathtaking city views, intricate mosaics, and peaceful gardens.

Villa Cora is a stunning 19th-century Tuscan villa with lavish rooms, gourmet dining, a spa, and scenic gardens near Florence’s cultural gems.

Nestled near Mercato Centrale, Trattoria Mario has been serving hearty Tuscan delights since 1953, renowned for its flavorful T-bone steaks and rustic charm that attracts both locals and tourists alike—just be ready to share a table!

Rustic Florentine osteria known for giant bistecca, cozy vibe, wine window, and classic Tuscan dishes in a charming hidden street spot.

Since 1873, Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio is Florence's lively indoor/outdoor market, serving fresh produce, cured meats, cheese & local eats with authentic charm.

Nestled steps from Florence’s iconic sights, Bernini Palace charms with elegant antique rooms, a frescoed breakfast haven, plus a sleek bar and cozy courtyard.

Tucked away overlooking Piazza di Santa Maria Novella, The Place is a chic urban retreat blending stylish rooms, a sophisticated restaurant, and impeccable service, making it feel like a cultured friend's lavish home in Florence.