Florence has long been a city whose artistic heritage and wealth has been envied within the Italian peninsula and beyond. This is a destination boasting a cultural and monetary exclusivity that attracted artist and art lovers alike to its gates for centuries past, and present. Via dé Tornabuoni lies at the heart of this great city and today serves as its most exclusive shopping boulevard.

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The marriage of historical aristocratic palaces with the exclusive boutiques of the most famous designers in the world, gives Via dé Tornabuoni a very particular feel. The Hotel Tornabuoni Beacci is itself situated in historical Palazzo, which becomes instantly evident when you see the wide regal corridors and doorframes, and the spacious and stunning common seating areas with antique furnishings and enormous fireplaces.

Florence is a city itself easily managed on foot and the Tornabuoni Beacci is perfectly placed in the centre of it all so that nothing you would wish to see is far away. Whether it’s the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, the Uffizi or the countless other galleries they are all close by. A short walk can lead you to artistic and architectural masterpieces from the likes of Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Giotto, Botticelli, Donatello, Raphael the list is endless.

Arriving By :

Rail
Via dé Tornabuoni is easy to reach on foot and you can use our interactive map to choose a route which should take you around 5 minutes. A taxi should cost less than 10€.

Car
Taking highway A1 Milano – Roma exit at Firenze Certosa. If coming from the A11 Pisa – Firenze exit at Firenze Nord. In both cases follow signs for the centre and you will not be far away from Via dé Tornabuoni.

Air
From Florence Amerigo Vespucci, it should take around fifteen minutes in a taxi. There are also several bus services that can transfer you to the city centre. From Pisa airport a special bus service runs directly to Florence Santa Maria Novella train station.