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MG rooms is located in a 19th century residence, immersed in the ancient Sestiere d’Oltrarno (currently the Santo Spirito district). Renewed and refurbished with taste and great attention to the history of the venue, it offers roomy and silent environments, equipped with all sorts of comforts. The rooms all feature their own, well-lit bathrooms, furnished with style, while the central living room may be connected to each room, thus creating a comfortable suite.
The atmospheres are those of a typical Florentine noble house, which allows you to experience the slow pace of a different era, which in turn will duly prepare you to unveil the most authentic Florence. The entrance is on one of the most evocative Lungarno waterfronts, with the old city just a stone’s throw away: the Ponte Vecchio and its medieval shops, the Uffizi gallery and its magnificent Vasari Corridor; the Palazzo della Signoria, the Santa Croce basilica, the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the astonishing Cenacoli (Last Supper paintings). Still in the Oltrarno district we find the picturesque walkway that from the San Niccolò area takes you to Piazzale Michelangelo, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire city; the basilica of San Miniato al Monte; Villa Bardini and its silent gardens; Galileo Galilei’s house; Forte Belvedere fortification, which leads to the majestic Boboli Gardens and, from there, to the stunning Palazzo Pitti, which hosts many artistic events. Florence is also renowned for its good food and hosts a number of important musical events, such as Maggio Musicale (Musical May), with qualified guides willing to guide you and help you make the best choices. However, should you want to stay in the district, aside from bars serving the classical and tasty cappuccino and cornetto, you may choose some typical trattoria restaurants which offer a discount to our B&B clients. It is also possible to book guided visits, which can be tailored to your needs, to help you discover the most famous artistic venues, as well as moving around off the beaten track, discovering the secret side of Florence. Or, riding an original Vespa, or even simply a bicycle, you may want to set out and discover those charming towns scattered in the beautiful Tuscan countryside, where you can savour the local tradition’s ancient recipes while enjoying a good glass of wine, to be selected from a vast array of some of the world’s most prestigious winemakers”.