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Discover a selection of 5,000 vacation rentals in Florence, IT that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including WiFi and kitchens. Prices start at $55 per night, and condos and villas are popular options for a stay in Florence. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.
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Things to do
Sightseeing near vacation rentals in Florence
With such a tremendous supply of cathedrals, palaces, and museums, it's no wonder the entire city center is a historical landmark. Start your sightseeing excursion at the Galleria degli Uffizi if you're interested in the Italian Renaissance. It has the world's greatest collection of art from this era, and is conveniently located in the same neighborhood as Palazzo Vecchio, a fortress designed in the 14th century. The city's most iconic landmark is its duomo (cathedral), adjacent to the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo and topped by its beautiful cupola, or dome, that offers a stairway climb past stained-glass windows to a breathtaking view of the city.
Activities
Things to do near vacation homes in Florence
There are more sights to see, shopping to do, and food to eat in Florence than any mere mortal can describe. Wherever your Florence vacation rental is located, it is likely on a picturesque cobblestone street or near Renaissance-era architectural wonders. Guided tours are a treat, especially for first-time visitors. You can take your pick of walking tours in town, Vespa excursions through the surrounding hillsides, and food tours led by experts in local wine and Italian cuisine. Speaking of food, cooking classes are also available for kids and adults.
Weather
Local weather in Florence for your stay in vacation rentals
The subtropical climate of Florence brings hot summers and cool winters, and it draws the most visitors between May and September, when brilliant sunny days are common and open-air dining is de rigueur. Early spring and late fall are good options, too, when average temps cool down to the 60s and 70s and crowds thin out. For a true steal on a Florence vacation rental, plan your trip between November and March. You'll have the run of the city, but remember to bring rain gear and your winter coat.
Natural features
Ready to source your own produce? Head out on a truffle hunt
Plenty of visitors don't look up from their wine long enough to take in the natural landscape around Florence. You can't blame them, but the area has much to offer the dedicated outdoors person. Right in the city is Cascine Park, 400 acres that include an amphitheater and an ice house, but that also make room for 19,000 trees. Animal lovers can head to the hills surrounding the city to wander the lush Tuscan woods or go on a truffle-hunting expedition, and birdwatchers can hope to spot tawny owls, ring ouzel, and the rare glossy ibis.
How to get there
How to get to and around Florence
Fly into Florence (FLR-Peretola), the closest airport, located 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from the city center.
If you're traveling by train, Florence Santa Maria Novella Station, Porta al Prato Station and Florence Campo Di Marte Station are the main stations that serve the city. You might consider catching a ride on the metro at Florence-Cascine Station for ease of access to the rest of the city.
Good for couples
Romantic vacation homes in Florence
Florence’s attractions and historic sites set the stage for a romantic trip. Vacation homes are available near places like the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, a landmark cathedral known for its red-tiled dome, marble face, and elegant tower, and Ponte Vecchio, a medieval stone bridge dotted with jewelry and souvenir shops. You'll also like Pitti Palace, a gallery complex in a renaissance palace with Italian and European masters artwork.
Can I rent a city-center property in Florence?
One word (or maybe three) — location, location, location! Nothing comes close to finding a home away from home among all the main streets. Vrbo has 1,452 centrally located rental homes available. Of course, that mightn't work for everyone. Fortunately, Vrbo has plenty more options, including:
- 820 town vacation rentals.
- 772 rural vacation rentals.
- 358 village vacation rentals.
Can I rent an apartment in Florence?
If you want to discover how the locals live, pull back the curtains and soak up this destination from the comfort of your very own apartment. You can select from 4,769 different options on Vrbo. If you book early, you could spend as little as $22 a night. Or maybe you'd rather try one of the area's other popular lodging options, such as:
- House: 704 vacation homes. Prices start from $28 per night.
- Villa: 484 vacation homes. Prices start from $44 per night.
- Hotel: 365 vacation homes. Prices start from $26 per night.
Can I stay in Florence in a large group?
Getaways with your loved ones can be oodles of fun, particularly when you're sleeping under the same roof in an amazing new place! If you'll be traveling with a big group, Vrbo can help out. 887 apartment vacation homes are listed. Presently, they're the most popular option here for large groups. In the area, the vacation rentals that can accommodate large groups include:
- If yours is a squad of 6, we have 2,294 vacation homes perfect for that size. Stay a night from just $39.
- Keen to find a place for 5 guests? We have 1,348 that will suit. Prices start from $44 a night.
- Hunting down vacation rentals catering to 8 guests? You'll be delighted to hear we have 592 that'll be ideal. You can score one for as little as $79 a night.
You and all your buddies will be well catered to when you plan your Florence getaway through us!
Can I find rentals with internet access in Florence?
If you're the type of person who simply can't live without internet access while you're away, there's no need to stress! The good news is you can choose from 9,948 listed properties with Wi-Fi here. Our range includes:
- 4,898 apartment rentals with internet access.
- 2,024 hotel rentals with internet access.
- 871 bed & breakfast rentals with internet access.
Simply hit the search bar to explore all your options.
Where are the cheapest rentals in Florence?
Cramped hotel balconies are no place to spend those precious vacation moments! Explore our reasonably priced rentals today and ensure everybody in your group has enough room to move. When it comes to getting your hands on an amazing deal, your first port of call should be San Donato a Livizzano. Here, Vrbo has 3 rentals at an average price of $88 a night. Santomato is another good option. We've got 33 rentals here, and the average price is around $148 per night.
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