Across The River

Apartment with 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom


Placed in the wonderful neighborhood of San Niccolò this apartment is perfect for a short holiday in Florence!
The apartment can accommodate up to 4 people thanks to the sofa bed in the living room.
It is on the first floor of an historic building with elevator (and just a few steps on the stair to reach it).
At the entrance door you will find the living room, with a comfortable sofa (that can be prepared as sofa-bed, becoming a real double bed wit mattress), the 40” 4k smart tv and the dinner table, On the left side you will find the bedroom and the bathroom (both just renewed) and the original ancient doors restored by a local artisan, while on the right side of the living room there is the kitchen where you can also find the washing machine.
The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, fridge and oven. There is air conditioning in the living room and in the bedroom, heat and high speed WiFi included.


The apartment is placed in the San Niccolò area,from 5 to 20 minutes walking distance from all main monuments and museums.
San Niccolò is a maze of narrow little streets where wandering from atelier to local eatery is pure pleasure. Charming thoroughfares like via de’ Bardi and via de’ Renai, the impressive steps of Monte alle Croci and art studios off via San Niccolò make this medieval corner of Florence a joy to visit. It’s also a place where you can still see the ancient city walls, in the main destroyed around Florence during the 19th-century urban renewal project by architect Giuseppe Poggi. It’s also home to two fantastic museums, Museo Bardini and Museo Casa Siviero, as well as countless historic buildings, like Palazzo Serristori, situated along the riverside road of the same time, the former home of philanthropist Nicola Demidoff, who gave his name to the adjacent piazza.

San Niccolò boasts a happening nightlife with its many restaurants, bars and pubs, where you can eat dinner, enjoy an aperitivo, grab a pint or have a drink with friends. At sunset the neighborhood comes alive, letting go of its more traditional side that’s prevails during daylight hours. San Niccolò is one of the few areas of the city that exudes the true spirit of Florence with its down-to-earth and vaguely folksy atmosphere. You can feel it from behind the characteristic shutters, but the evening gives way to a dynamic and upbeat ambiance, a gathering place for young locals and outsiders alike.
Check it out in the summer when the riverside lets rip with the city’s only urban beach known as Easy Living.