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It’s hard to imagine a more idyllic location to spend time sightseeing than such a
historically rich architectural paradise as the ancient renaissance city of Firenze. The main attractions of renaissance Firenze are literally a stone’s throw away from the Florence Hotel Calzaiuoli.

The Duomo and Campanile di Giotto dominate the city skyline with an air of beauty and grace. The Baptistery of Saint John and the golden ‘Gates of Paradise’ also reside in the Duomo area of the city.

The Ponte Vecchio Bridge stands just a short distance from the Duomo area. This splendid example of medieval architecture spans the river Arno at its narrowest point.
The Ponte Vecchio is famous for its array of jewellery shops, which line each side of the bridge.

The Uffizi gallery is another must for any art lover who visits the city. The Uffizi was the first public Art Gallery in the world.

The Tuscan capital is filled with pedestrian shopping areas that play host to some of the biggest fashion boutiques in the world. Local designers like Roberto Cavalli and Gucci have an important place in Florence, as do many other big name fashion houses based in the city. The streets of Florence are donned with artisans and artists and many interesting craft and gift shops. There are restaurants and wine bars in abundance so you will have no problems trying out the local cuisine and local wines.

The Hotel Calzaiuoli, Florence 4 Star Hotel, is also perfectly placed for both of Florence’s markets, Il Mercato della Paglia (the straw market) and Il Mercato di San Lorenzo.

How to Reach us

Thanks to our excellent location in the heart of the city, the Florence Hotel Calzaiuoli is incredibly easy to reach. We operate an airport transfer service that may be requested when booking, however, a taxi from Amerigo Vespucci International Airport should cost no more than about 20 euros.

Transport links from the airport into Santa Maria Novella Train Station run regularly. By foot, leave the station and walk down Via Panzani, continuing onto Via de’Cerretani until Piazza del Duomo. Crossing over the piazza will bring you to Via Calzaiuoli. The Hotel Calzaiuoli is at number 6.