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 How to reach apartment A235 (located to Orto street)
From “Amerigo Vespucci” Florence Airport

take taxi that stands in front of Arrival Terminal for via Orto (approx. 15 min.) The alternative is Bus from Airport to city centre (every 30 min.)
From “Galileo Galilei” Pisa Airport

take train to “Santa Maria Novella” Florence Central Station (every hour)
From “Santa Maria Novella” Florence Central Station

from the central railway station St. Maria Novella (about 10 min on foot)
From Highway A1 (Milano-Napoli)

To reach our apartment Orto you will need the following directions: from the A1-Highway: exit Firenze Certosa, then follow the indications for "Porta Romana" - "Centro-Stazione". When you are in Porta Romana proceed towards the center until you reach "Piazza Tasso", then follow the map. From the train station the easiest way is to get a cab: in a matter of minutes you will be at the apartment
 Walking distance from monuments
Station: 1160 meters, 1268 yards, 12 minutes walking distance
Fortezza da basso: 1745 meters, 1909 yards, 18 minutes walking distance
San Lorenzo: 1465 meters, 1602 yards, 15 minutes walking distance
Santa Maria Novella: 1026 meters, 1122 yards, 10 minutes walking distance
Dome: 1553 meters, 1699 yards, 16 minutes walking distance
Uffizi Gallery: 1388 meters, 1518 yards, 14 minutes walking distance
Santa Croce: 1962 meters, 2145 yards, 20 minutes walking distance
Pitti Palace: 1031 meters, 1128 yards, 10 minutes walking distance
Santo Spirito: 715 meters, 782 yards, 7 minutes walking distance
Accademy Gallery: 1855 meters, 2029 yards, 19 minutes walking distance
 Zone information
The Oltrarno, or San Frediano, is the whole area south of the River Arno. Historically the area was added to the growing city centre at the end of the 1100s in order to include all the artisans' activities that more and more were becoming vital for the economy of Florence . At the end of the 1300s, Florence was divided in several “Quartieri” each taking the name by the closest church. The famous church of “Santo Spirito” gave the name to the southern community of Florence. Today most of the flavors of the artisan atmosphere and style are still preserved thanks to our artisans who pass on generation by generation their knowledge and their crafts.