Concerto

Enjoy a stay surrounded by history and style at the stunning Concerto apartment in Florence. Located near the Uffizi, enjoy 180-degree views over the rooftops of Florence and the Duomo from the wrap around balcony.

Picture yourself in the very center of Florence relaxing on the wraparound balcony of Concerto apartment. Situated high in the building, you’ll enjoy 180-degree views that span the top of the Duomo all the way across the Arno river to the Pitti Palace. In between are views of medieval towers and traditional terracotta tile rooftops. The gorgeous Concerto apartment is a symphony of beautiful design that harmonizes warm Mediterranean colors in a light-filled apartment designed for comfort and convenience.

The Concerto apartment provides an incredible location from which to explore all of Florence. Located just one block from the Uffizi Museum, Piazza Signoria and the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge, you simply cannot be more central. Just outside you’ll find excellent restaurants, a café, a pizzeria and several jewelry, fine arts and clothing boutiques. From the history that’s made Florence famous to iconic Italian fashion, you’ll find it all right on your doorstep at Concerto.

The living room welcomes the outdoors with French doors and a large window opening to the terrace that wraps around two sides of the apartment. Enjoy your morning espresso on the balcony or raise a glass to the sunset in the evening. A comfy L-shaped sofa for relaxing and two armchairs around a coffee table provide the perfect indoor seating for family and friends. The sofa opens into a comfortable double bed for 1 person.

The open plan kitchen is well equipped and perfect for meals “at home.” With advance arrangement, we can organize a private chef to prepare a delicious Tuscan meal in your apartment.

Bedroom 1 has an en suite bathroom accessed through a clever “hidden” door in the wall of closets that line the room. The vast amount of closet space is impressive. Bedroom 2 has French doors that open to the balcony. The second bathroom is across the living room. The handsome bathrooms, each with enclosed showers, pay tribute to Italian craftsmanship with beautiful tilework.

The Concerto apartment is located in a building that was constructed around a historic medieval tower, the Torre Lambertesca. The building’s elevator even runs up the tower! The stones of this impressive medieval tower echo some of the turbulent times in Florentine history. In the 11th and 12th centuries, prominent Florentine families built towers up to 70m/ 230ft high for defense during the violent competition among them. Torre Lambertesca is one of the few remaining of once 150 towers in the city. In the 13th century, with the founding of the Republic of Florence, the era of civil battles ended and the towers were all reduced to a height of 29m/ 95ft.

Enjoy a stay surrounded by history and style at the Concerto apartment in Florence!

Things To Note

Location: Uffizi

Size: 915 sq ft/85 m2 + Terrace

Age Restrictions: No children under the age of 8. Children should be supervised at all times due to terrace safety precautions.

Utilities/Taxes: Heat and A/C dates on/off, daily cycles and temperatures are set by government.

Hospitality tax is paid in cash on arrival. Go to www.italyperfect.com/tax for current rate.

Check In/Out Check in 4-7:30pm, by appointment. Check out 10am.

Room Details

Kitchen

• Kitchen
• Fully Equipped
• Dishwasher
• Kettle
• Microwave
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Oven
• Stovetop
• Toaster
• Refrigerator
• Standalone Freezer

Accessibility

• Private Entrance
• 6th Floor North American
• Elevator

Bathroom

• Hairdryer
• Shampoo

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• A/C
• Sound Dampening Windows

General Amenities

• Toiletries

Laundry

• Dryer
• Drying Rack
• Iron & Board
• Washer

Outdoor

• Terrace
• Outdoor Furniture

Special Features

• Balcony/Terrace

Amenities

• Elevator
• Air Conditioning

Kid/Family Friendly

• No Travel Crib

Local Sights

Ponte Vecchio (2 mins Walking)
Awesome ancient bridge over Florence's Arno river that has survived 800 years. Famous for the shops of goldsmiths along its length.
Uffizi Gallery (2 mins Walking)
One of the greatest museums in the world. The defining collection of Renaissance art. A tour is recommended.
Piazza della Signoria (3 mins Walking)
Center of power of Florence since ancient times with the David statue by the Palazzo Vecchio, the ancient seat of government, and the loggia of dramatic statues each of which has a story about politics and power. Imagine the Bonfires of the Vanities here and the triumphal return of the Medici.
Piazza della Repubblica (4 mins Walking)
A great piazza of Florence. The shape reflects its role as the forum in Roman times. Now it has fine palaces and a triumphal arch and colonnaded sidewalks. You will see street artists, impromptu musical performances and a colorful merry-go-round. Glitterati in the fancy cafes.
Duomo (9 mins Walking)
Florence's famous and glorious cathedral, Santa Maria del Fiore, beautiful to gaze at since the 1300s. Don't miss and, if you can, read about -- then visit the amazing dome by Brunelleschi erected without scaffolding!
Medici Chapels (8 mins Walking)
Part of the San Lorenzo church, the monumental chapel and tombs of the Medici family with statues by Michelangelo some considered to be among his finest work.
Piazza San Lorenzo (9 mins Walking)
Important central piazza with one of the largest churches in Florence with art and architecture by many celebrated artists. Location of the Medici Chapel and tombs. Also the center of a large outdoor street market great for souvenir shopping.
Piazza Santa Croce (9 mins Walking)
Grand piazza of Florence, largest in the center. Fine historic palaces and reigned over by the brooding statue of Dante Alighieri. The cathedral is the temple to the "gods" of Italy including Michelangelo, Rossini, Machiavelli, Galileo and more. Location of events including Calcio Storico "the most brutal sport".
Pitti Palace (6 mins Walking)
The famous Medici family's home, it is a large museum with many fascinating galleries. It opens to the large Boboli gardens that may be visited separately. I the origin of the Vasari Corridor, an enclosed, protective "bridge" between the palace and the Medici offices at the Uffizi.
Accademia (13 mins Walking)
Home of the original David by Michelangelo, his dramatic Bound Slaves and a very nice museum.
Boboli Gardens (20 mins Walking)
Expansive and beautiful gardens behind the famous Pitti Palace with statues including the fat man (Bacchus) on the turtle.

Public Transport

Santa Maria Novella Train Station (15 mins Walking)
Florence's main train station