An invitation to discouver Florece, a stunning city where you will lose yourself in the art, history, fashion and traditions of Tuscany.The city of the lily is a treasure trove of artistic treasures and the centre of a fervent vitality. Aside from its exceptional heritage of art, Florence can be enjoyed in so many ways: promenading along the enchanting riverbanks at sunset, entering the bohemian alleys of the Oltrarno, or getting lost in the narrow streets of San Niccolò, where walking by the old city walls will leave you feeling as though you have been magically transported into another era.The Oltrarno area of Florence is the city of the people and ancient crafts, the popular one, of tradition, of the dust that rests lightly in the artisans'shops, the one that releases creativity and colour, quality and uniqueness. And it is also one of the most evocative, passionate and multifaceted corners of the Tuscan capital. Don't miss that corner beyond the silver river, once considered "the poor neighborhood" of the glorious ‘’Signoria’’, today it is one of the places that exude history more than any other and that tell of the genius of the past, to be found again today, at your fingertips.Florence is still there to be discovered in the maze of streets where every morning the artisans pull up the shutters and get to work. Discovering Florence means following in the footsteps of Dante Alighieri and ending up in front of his house. But in this city, in the space of only a few centuries, there also lived Cimabue and Giotto, fathers of Italian painting; Arnolfo and Andrea Pisano, who rewrote the rules of architecture and sculpture; and Brunelleschi, Donatello and Masaccio, who really kicked off the Renaissance. When you are eventually tire of the bustling alleyways, leave the centre behind you and, after an invigorating ascent to either Piazzale Michelangelo or San Miniato al Monte, let your eyes feast upon one of the most evocative views in Italy.

The Dimora Pieri situated in the ancient walls of the city, in one of the oldest and most characteristic districts of Florence, "San Frediano", the heart of the Florentine craftsmanship, welcomes its guests from the first half of the year 2015 in a building owned by the Pieri family since 1923. After a careful restoration that ended in 2014 with a careful recovery of the original architecture and finishes, bringing back the original beauty the particular coloured ceramic floors that enrich the rooms, has began his business with the goal to make you feel at home in the beautiful Florence. To reach the upper floors, the structure preserves a beautiful staircase in pietra serena dating back to the thirties of the twentieth century, with an original cast iron railing and a beautiful marbled flounce. Dimora Pieri welcomes its guests in a 3-storey building with ELEVATOR and free Wi-Fi, in 7 apartments with their own original style, equipped with private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, heating, air conditioning, telephone, safe, LED TV (digital terrestrial and satellite free channels), large and bright rooms. CLEANING AT THE END OF YOUR STAY INCLUDED IN THE RATE!!!!! The apartment is located about 15 minutes walk from Santa Maria Novella central station. For those who want to use public transport, from the central station, from the stop next to the "Stazione Pensilina" pharmacy, bus no. 11 (with the Campuccio stop, about 7-10 minutes by bus). For those coming by car, the nearest motorway exit is the A1 Impruneta exit. Florence airport offers a convenient shuttle service (Vola in Bus) or the T2 tramway to reach the Santa Maria Novella station. Alternatively you can take a taxi (ride duration: 20 minutes) which will leave you comfortably at the entrance of our residence.

Florence Oltrarno, that area between Borgo San Frediano and Santo Spirito, a treasure trove of the most authentic and genuine Florence, is an area full full of places of interest, picturesque squares and alleys, old artisan workshops and small typical cafés. Shops that boast customers from all over the world and that tell about the tradition of ceramics, art, woodcarving and decoration. Many artisans still live here. Goldsmith's workshops, streets famous for antiques, such as Via Maggio or places of art where the ancient technique of engraving, metalworking or the fifteenth-century technique of gilding furniture and frames is practiced in the splendid Santo Spirito. In the immediate vicinity you will find also a pharmacy, a bar restaurant, two small supermarkets and a laundromat, as well as many other shops of all kinds, many trattoria and typical restaurants within easy walking distance. Moreover, in S.Spirito Square you can find every morning a local market and many restaurants for every budget, bars and wine bars even outdoors that in the evening become an important meeting point and make this area of Florence one of the most lively, animated and typical one! In just a few minutes walking you can reach and visit the most important and evocative monuments of Florence as the S.Spirito Church, Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, Carmine Church with the Brancacci Chapel, Pitti Palace, Ponte Vecchio, Strozzi Palace, Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Vecchio, Signoria Square, the Cathedral, Accademia Gallery. Don’t underestimate the walk along the Costa San Georgio street ( the great scientist Galileo Galilei lived at no 19) that brings you to Forte Belvedere, a great spot to appreciate Florence from above (usually open from May to the beginning of October). Whether for a holiday or a business trip, the Oltrarno area is the ideal solution for experiencing Florence in peace. Florence Oltrarno is the ideal neighbourhood for those in search of the true Florentine atmosphere.