S Croce Tosca

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  Enjoy the piazza view in fine comfort at S Croce Tosca.
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  Look out over the largest piazza in Florence and the Basilica of Santa Croce.
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  Lovely dining area with beautiful original fire place.
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  Fully equiped kitchen and eat in dining area with views of the bustling piazza below.
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  Two comfortable bedrooms.
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  Two convenient bathrooms for getting ready each day.
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  The entry hallway with Italian floor tiles leads to the living room.
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  Relax in comfort and take in the views of the Basilica of Santa Croce and piazza.
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  Time can be spent together in the eat in kitchen.
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  View from the kitchen over the activity in the piazza is enjoyable.
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  Amazing people watching in the piazza below.
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  Original wood fireplace in the dining area adds character and charm.
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  Large bedroom 1 has an en suite bathroom. A private suite.
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  The area facing the piazza is separated with a floor to ceiling glass wall.
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  Charming study where you can catch up on correspondence, or work with a great view of the Piazza.
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  En suite bathroom 1 with combination bathtub and shower.
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  Spacious bedroom 2 can be organized with one large bed or two separate beds.
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  The hallway just outside bedroom 2 leads to the bathroom 2.
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  Bathroom 2 with shower.
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  A little gym for the guests in Palazzo Santa Croce.
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  The opportunity to stay in the lovely apartments of this palazzo, is an experience of a lifetime.
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  Imagine staying in this historic palace. The exterior is decorated with colorful frescoes from 1620.
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  A national monument, it displays rare architecture with the 2nd floor overhanging the ground level.
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  Nearby restaurant is known for fine wine selection and good regional menu.
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  The Duomo, the cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore, glows and welcomes you to the City of Flowers.
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  The Ponte Vecchio has graced the Arno river for 700 years. Fine jewelery shops adorn your stroll.
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  Elegant Piazza Repubblica from the mid-1800s was once the site of the Roman forum and retains the role as a gathering place.
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  Piazza Signoria was the heart of Florence during the Renaissance. Everywhere you look find fascinating historical elements.
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  Shopping in this famous market, called Nuovo (new) from @1700s should end when you rub the snout of the bronzewild boar statue for luck.
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  Primavera, Spring, by Sandro Botticelli
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  Brunelleschi's Dome crowns this world-famous architecture of the Cathedral, bell tower and baptistry.
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  Beautiful della Robbia ceramics are delightful to find throughout Florence. Watch for della Robbia's.
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  On the upper floor of the Mercato Centrale is a great food court.
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  Florence's skyline much as it has appeared for more than 500 years -- beckoning with timeless landmarks.

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