Neighbourhoods

The Duomo, famous museums such as the Uffizi, the Baptistery, the Palazzo Vecchio and the Ponte Vecchio: this is where you’ll find the heart of the city.

An authentic neighbourhood full of small shops and workshops. Visit Borgo San Frediano for an aperitif or dinner.

Particularly popular with students and tourists. Here you’ll find plenty of street food options and the famous David by Michelangelo.

This working-class neighbourhood is known for its vibrant nightlife and its unique church. For the best street food, head to Via dei Neri.

Santa Maria Novella is a neighbourhood full of contrasts, ranging from luxury hotels to historic buildings.

This is *the* neighbourhood for fashionistas. In chic streets lined with exclusive shops, you’ll find yourself walking amongst the crème de la crème of Florence.

A great neighbourhood for aperitivo or dinner. You can also enjoy a stunning view of the city from Piazzale Michelangelo.

A bustling neighbourhood, especially in the mornings. Here you can wander around the markets or have breakfast at the bar in one of the cafés.

The ‘other side’ of the Arno. Here you’ll find traditional craftspeople, unique shops and the city’s most important garden.