Palazzo Firenze by Baglioni Hotels & Resorts. Via Ghibellina, 87, Florence, Italy, 50122

The most beautiful panorama of Florence can be enjoyed from the belvedere, found through the hotel's long central baroque staircase.

Renaissance pillars and vertical gardens create an awe-inspiring first impression at Locale Firenze. The restaurant serves up excellent contemporary food throughout the day, and at aperitivo time, guests can enjoy innovative canapes.

One of the top restaurants in Florence since its opening in 1979, this iconic destination serves authentic country cuisine using a selection of seasonal produce, and the premier wine cellar is not to be missed.

A short walk from the hotel to Piazzale Michelangelo is one of Florence's most spectacular views; The ancient bridge of Ponte Vecchio offers panoramic views of the city and sought-after antique shops; The verdant Boboli Gardens is the most extensive garden in Florence.

A museum and monument, Casa Buonarrotti is a place to remember and celebrate the genius of Michelangelo. The exhibit features the rich art collections of the Buonarroti family, including a selection from the Casa’s collection of two hundred and five precious sheets by Michelangelo.

Dedicated to Medieval and Renaissance art, the Museo Nazionale del Bargello was established by royal decree in 1865 as Italy’s first national museum. Its collection brought together some of the most important works of Renaissance sculpture, from Donatello to Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Just outside Florence, the Archaeological Area of ​​Fiesole features the first Etruscan and then Roman temple and the Roman baths and theater. From these timeless sights of antiquity, the Civic Archaeological Museum was born.

This covetable street takes its name from a famous Florentine family that included the mother of Lorenzo the Magnificent, Lucrezia Tornabuoni. It is the most luxurious shopping area in the city.

Aquaflor is an atelier with three rooms, a laboratory where fragrances are created, an olfactorium, the sacred space dedicated to the in-house perfumer and its ever-growing collection of scents that today counts over 1500 essences from all corners of the world.

Bianchi & Nardi uses the finest leathers then their expert hands skillfully crafts them into unique and exclusive bags. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in each style are a product of passion handed down from generation to generation.

Take off in a hot-air balloon from Bargino, in the heart of Tuscany’s south. While in flight, watch the sun rise over Chianti hills, an area of terrain that undulates with steep valleys, villages, houses, and castles.

Drive through Tuscan hills and admire the splendid landscapes of a region rich in history and charm. The hotel's private drivers take guests on a journey to of one of the most renowned cellars to witness the production of one of the world’s most famous red wines, the Chianti.

Santa Croce is steeped in an immense artistic heritage that can be traced back to the 14th century, at the creation of Gaddi's frescos in the chapels of the Bardi and Peruzzi. From tiny trattorias to excellent cafés, tempting choices abound in this historic neighborhood.

The museum offers a unique experience for children and their families: interactive visits and educational workshops that involve young and old to discover the wonders of science through the life and the instruments of a real Italian genius, Galileo Galilei.

Turning to writing after being a merchant in Florence in the late 1800s, Pellegrino Artusi is recognized for writing the most influential Italian cookbook. His handbook includes 475 recipes, monthly menus based on the produce available each season, and special menus for holidays and religious feasts.