
Fall in love with Italian culture on a minibreak to Florence
122 properties for Short breaks. Compare and book at the best price!
Find offers
Short breaks in Florence: Italy’s ultimate city break destination
When you want a city break with lots of culture, it's hard to beat Florence. This is Italy's Renaissance city, with works by Da Vinci and Michelangelo, spectacular architecture and, of course, amazing food. Compact and walkable, Florence is an ideal destination to explore over a long weekend. Let your next short break whisk you away to the world of Italian art.
Start your searchPopular Short breaks in Florence
Planning a short trip to Florence
What are the best things to do on a weekend trip to Florence?
One of the best things about Florence is how compact it is. You can roll out of bed in your villa in Florence and, after just a few minutes' walk, you'll be surrounded by some of the most beautiful architecture on the planet. If this short break in Florence is your first time visiting the city, focus on highlights like the Uffizi Gallery and Galleria dell'Accademia; both should be booked in advance. Climb to the top of the Duomo, the city's cathedral, for views that will take your breath away. For sunset during your minibreak in Florence, head to the Ponte Vecchio and fall in love with the dreamy views.
Where should I stay for a short holiday in Florence?
The Centro Storico, or old town, is always a good choice for holiday lettings in Florence. You'll be in the very heart of the city, a short stroll from the major attractions. Want to do some shopping? You might prefer to look for apartments in Florence in Santa Croce, which is where you'll find the city's best boutiques, artisan shops, and restaurants. For a short trip to Florence on a budget, stay in a B&B in Florence in Santa Maria Novella. You'll be close to the main train station, and accommodation here is cheaper than in the city centre. If you've been to Florence before, ring the changes by booking a villa in Vinci. This small town, birthplace of Leonardo, offers a quieter, more peaceful experience surrounded by gorgeous medieval scenery.













