Our favourite hotels near Palace Vecchio

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Bernini Palace Florence

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$ 132 Price from:
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Cristina Florence

$ 60 Price from:
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Relais Uffizi Florence

$ 108 Price from:
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Fiorino Florence

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Hotel degli Orafi Florence

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$ 210 Price from:
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Santa Croce Florence

$ 56 Price from:
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Della Signoria Florence

$ 120 Price from:
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Grand Hotel Cavour Florence

Minispa Eva (surcharge for access) includes fitness equipment, a Turkish bath, and a relaxation room...

$ 161 Price from:
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Ferdinando II dei Medici Florence

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Hotel Hermitage Florence

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$ 243 Price from:
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Hotel Balestri Florence

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$ 87 Price from:
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Albergo Firenze

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$ 121 Price from:
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Hotel Calzaiuoli Florence

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Hotel Pierre Florence

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Gallery Hotel Art Florence

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The “Palazzo Vecchio” was once the home of the various Florentine republican governments, and today is home to the municipality government. It was built between 1299 and 1310 by Arnolfo di Cambio, who was the master builder of the city. His visions were successful in incorporating the graceful with the solid in the fortress-like town hall. Its bell/clock tower is also one of Florence’s famous landmarks. The Palazzo’s rooms were frescoed by such artists as Giorgio Vasari, Ghirlandaio and Bronzino. Giorgio Vasari contributed extensively in the mid 1500s and the Salone dei Cinquecento (Hall of the Five Hundred) depicts the grandiose expression of Medici power in the 1560s. One of the palace’s greatest treasures stands now in the Sala dei Gigli (Hall of Lilies), which is Donatello's bronze masterpiece Judith and Holofernes - one of his most sophisticated works created around 1460.

The Palazzo is a must to see while, so it’s a great idea to book one of the area’s discount hotels near to the Palace Vecchio in Florence. Hotels are centrally located in and around all the ‘must see’ historical sites, and offer easy access to all amenities - so be sure to check right here at EasyToBook.com for budget hotel rooms. Also remember to check out Florence’s most famous café. It has occupied the same premises just outside the Palazzo Vecchio in the Piazza della Signoria since 1872. It has inside and outdoor tables, and specializes in all that’s chocolate.