The Hotel’s Window

As is the custom of nobility, Antica Torre Tornabuoni has one of the most prestigious addresses in all of Florence (number 1 at Via de' Tornabuoni), with the Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery, and the Cathedral all within sightline from its 360-degree tower-top views. To be immersed in the art and romance of the area, there’s no question this is where to stay in Florence. What makes Antica Torre Tornabuoni unmistakably one of the best hotels in Florence is the exceptional views from its tower’s terraces. At any time of day, guests can step out onto the private, residents-only rooftop terraces to soak in the panoramic vistas across Florence and into the diverse natural beauty of the surrounding Tuscan region. The allure of a visit to Florence, Italy, is in the unmistakable character, charm, and romance of the capital of Italy’s Tuscany region. In the heart of the city’s rich Renaissance art and architecture, Antica Torre Di Via Tornabuoni 1 will make guests feel like they’re a member of the noble family that owned it during the Renaissance period.

A Visual Tour of
Antica Torre Tornabuoni

Insider’s Knowledge

The minute we laid eyes on this fabulous Florentine tower hotel, we just knew we had to know more about it. Not long after, we were chatting to Ms. Maria Rita Bellini, Antica Torre Tornabuoni’s general manager, who told us all about the hotel’s 24 rooms, 56 windows and what guests can expect when checking in at this upscale Tuscan address.

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Hotel’s Location

Antica Torre Tornabuoni is located right on the Arno riverfront, in the cultural and historic center of the city. There is no better location for those who want the whole sensory experience of Florence. The hotel is surrounded by the most iconic Florentine art and architecture, including the Uffizi Gallery filled with the work of Botticelli, the Palazzo Strozzi, Piazza Della Signoria, and everything else that visitors come for. When flying to Florence from abroad, most people will arrive in Rome or Milan, though there are flights available to Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa, just 60 miles west of the city. Some European airlines may have service to Amerigo Vespucci Airport in Florence. At the very least, you can find flights to connect to the local airport from other airports in the country. Traveling by train is convenient and fast in Italy. Those coming from the other major cities can take a high-speed train from Rome, Milan, and Venice, about two hours away from Florence. Many travelers love the ease of renting a car to tour the Italian countryside. Florence’s historic city center is strict about cars. Guests should check with the hotel about city-run garages that can park their cars during their stay.