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One of the oldest buildings in Florence, the Brunelleschi stands in a quiet courtyard in the centre of Florence, a few steps from the Duomo. The Pagliazza Tower dates back to the 6th century and was once home to Filippo Brunelleschi, architect of Florence’s famous Dome.
Roman and Byzantine remains found in the base of the tower are on display in the basement museum. The tower now houses the intimate gastronomic ‘Santa Elisabetta’ restaurant on the first floor and the ‘Osteria Pagliazza’ next to the lobby, as well as the most attractive bedrooms; all of these display exposed original stonework. There is a cosy bar and generous breakfast room. The 96 rooms have recently been renovated to a high standard using expensive fabrics and furniture.
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All Kirker holidays to Florence include a timed entrance ticket to the Uffizi Museum (closed Mondays).
We can include entrance tickets for the Accademia or Bargello Galleries if you prefer.
Our expert reservations team regularly travel to a wide range of destinations to explore new cities, visit hotels and to research museums, galleries and restaurants so that we can offer the most up-to-date advice and recommendations.
