Just a stone's throw from the Uffizi, the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria, in one of the most fascinating streets in the historic centre of Florence, there are two independent flats in the same building, ideal for those who want to experience Florence with comfort and style. Both equipped with full kitchen facilities, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, washing machine and well-appointed furniture, they are the perfect solution for families, couples or small groups who want to share a holiday but maintain their privacy. 📍 Via del Corno is a small pedestrian street full of history and atmosphere: made famous also by Vasco Pratolini's novel Cronache di poveri amanti (Chronicles of poor lovers), today it is a quiet and evocative place, just a few minutes' walk from the city's main artistic and cultural attractions. 🛏 2-bedroom flat: Located on the second floor, this 80 sqm three-bedroom apartment can accommodate up to 6 people. It consists of: A double bedroom A bedroom with two single beds A large living room with a double sofa bed A separate, fully equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, coffee machine) One complete bathroom with shower, bidet, hairdryer and toiletries Perfect for families or groups of friends, it offers everything you need to cook, relax and feel at home in the heart of Florence. Linen included, washing machine, iron, hoover and air conditioning in every room. 🛋 1-bedroom flat Next to the first, this 70 m2 flat can accommodate up to 4 people. It consists of: A double bedroom A living room with a double sofa bed A separate, complete kitchen (with oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, kettle) A modern bathroom with shower, complimentary toiletries, hairdryer, bidet, washing machine, iron and everything you need Ideal for a couple or a small family wanting to experience the centre on foot, in a modern environment.

Via del Corno is one of the most fascinating streets in the centre of Florence: once the home of artisans, today it retains its popular soul but is surrounded by boutiques, taverns and shops. The writer Vasco Pratolini, who immortalised it in his novel 'Cronache di poveri amanti', also lived in the street. You are immersed in a pedestrian area, just a few steps from Palazzo Vecchio, the Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo: the entire historical centre is an open-air museum, where every corner tells a story.