Boboli Apartaments

Noua ta casă Între verdele gradinilor Boboli și centrul istoric.

About Boboli Apartaments, Florence - presentation of hotel, facilities and services offered

 Your new home Between the green Boboli and the historic center.

Urban gardens are small oases of peace and quiet. The completely renovated residential complex has 3 habitable inner courtyards and arranged for green walls and interior gardens. A real exchange between interior and exterior as the view over the Boboli Gardens and the courtyard gardens dialogues with the same language made of greenery and complete harmony with the exterior. On the one hand, the view of the Boboli Gardens, the green lung of central Florence, on the other hand the Via Romana, the beating heart of the Florentine artistic tradition. Together with Via Maggio and Via de 'Serragli, it crosses the Oltrarno district on the north-south axis.
 FINDING

The residential complex was completely renovated, thanks to this restructuring, followed by the Superintendence and Fine Arts of Florence, some fabulous discoveries appeared: right in the current condominium position were the workshop and residence of Tugio di Giunta, the most famous potter. in the 14th century. His works are currently kept by the British in London, the Louvre in Paris and Paul Getty in Los Angeles.
9 underground parking spaces

The comfort of living in the center, but with all the facilities:

There are 9 completely new underground parking spaces, where you can comfortably park your car and reach the entrance of the house by elevator.

Oltrarno, is the area of ​​Florence located on the left bank of the river Arno.

An integral part of Florence's historic center, including famous neighborhoods such as Santo Spirito and San Frediano, Oltrarno has monuments, gardens, museums and monumental palaces that are unique in the world. Palazzo Pitti, the Basilica of Santo Spirito, the Bardini Gardens, the Boboli Gardens together with the workshops of artisans, goldsmiths, restorers who make Oltrarno the Florence area where Florentine life still lives. at the end of the 15th century it began to be seen as healthier than the hyper-trafficked northern shore. Among the first new inhabitants were the paintings, which built the central part of the Pitti Palace of the same name, but only with the arrival of the Medici family in 1550, the area became a necessity for the new nobility of the city. During that period, numerous palaces were built on Romana, Maggio and Serragli streets, which definitively changed their appearance.


Location: Via Romana, 117 50125 Firenze FI