Florence
Hospitality Industry
Welcome to LodgingGuide's hospitality industry listings for the Florence area.
Florence is where the Renaissance was born, and still is home to almost half of what are classified as the greatest works of art. Despite the destruction of World War II bombs, the city has fully recovered, and many examples of the most breathtaking architecture in the world still remain after hundreds of years. Enclosed by the vineyards of Chianti, Florence seems forever protected from time’s erosion. Even the streets have remained as narrow as they were in medieval times, shadowed by the city’s dense array of historic buildings. Summers are quite hot and humid, and the number of tourists crowded into the city’s cramped quarters, speaking every language on the planet will detract from your Florentine adventure. The best time to visit Florence is in the fall when you can have more of the town to yourself, the grapes are harvested, the olives are ready for pressing, and you can dine al fresco on the freshest produce and fragrant herbs that characterize the unadorned, natural light cuisine of Tuscany.
You can begin researching lodging properties and on-site restaurants in the Florence area by selecting one of the options shown below.
Florence Lodging Search:
Lodging by Location:
| · | Florence | · | Downtown Florence | ||
| Lodging located in the greater Florence area. | Lodging options located in the heart of Florence near numerous museums, galleries and other points of interest. | ||||
| · | Florence Airport | · | Siena | ||
| Lodging near Florence A. Vespucci Airport (FLR), located about three miles northwest of Florence. | Lodging options south of Florence, near Siena with its narrow streets and medieval buildings, a great place to start when visiting Tuscany. | ||||
| · | Surrounding Communities | ||||
| Lodging located in communities surrounding Florence including Arezzo and Assisi. | |||||
Area Facts: Gelato, the famous Italian ice dessert which has taken the form of sorbet, sherbet and ice cream as it has made its journey around the world, was first created in Florence during the 17th century. The international dialing code for Italy is 39.
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