"Perfect double room in a charming apartment, ideal for young workers or students as it is located in the center of Florence.
It has a  bed (80x190), double wardrobe, a desk, a coffee table. The room has its own lock and a central heating. 
The room is shared and this advert is only for one of the beds.
The room size is 12m². It has everything you need to be more comfortable and has plenty of space to make you feel at home.
* Bed linen is not included, the bed is supplied only with the mattress cover."
 Beautiful renovated apartment with lots of natural light in the rooms. It has 5 bedrooms and 2 full bathroom. It is ideal for students and young people who come to work in Florence. You can enjoy a large and cozy living room fully furnished where you can relax with the flat screen TV or use as a study area. The independent kitchen is fully equipped.
 The urban development of this area of ??Florence, immediately outside the center, dates back to the period of Florence Capitale (1865-1871) and of the development plans of Giuseppe Poggi, who demolished the walls and created the wide boulevards to the Parisian one. The denomination (in the form via Robbia) is attested since 1884, a year that is equally indicative of the construction of the route. After the resumption of the dramatic economic crisis that the Municipality experienced after the transfer of the capital to Rome, caused by the huge investments linked to its urban renewal, the plan was completed. Thus arose small buildings, villas and small villas for the upper middle class of the time, often in an eclectic or Liberty style, which demonstrated with their dating a development well after the transfer of the capital. With regard to the section near Viale Giuseppe Mazzini, the limits imposed on the urbanization of the area due to the presence of the railway track in Arezzo and the related railway station of Porta alla Croce, demolished only in 1896, should also be kept in mind.

In Via Della Robbia, being immediately behind Piazzale Donatello, many artists lived, who went to form the so-called Donatello Group. The presence of figures that animated Florentine cultural life is witnessed by a couple of commemorative plaques along the way. From the Santa Maria Novella train station:
-BUS 11
-BUS 17 - Piazza Beccaria
- English cemetery

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