Florence

The historic heart of Florence encompassing the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazza della Signoria. A UNESCO World Heritage area where Renaissance architecture meets everyday Italian life, popular with students and expats who want to live surrounded by art and history.

The artisan quarter south of the Arno River, known for its bohemian character, craft workshops, and the Palazzo Pitti gardens. Oltrarno retains an authentic neighbourhood feel with local trattorias, vintage shops, and a thriving creative community.

A leafy residential district east of the centre, home to the Stadio Artemio Franchi and some of Florence's best parks. Campo di Marte is a favourite with families seeking more space, green areas, and a quieter pace while remaining well-connected by tram and bus.

A hilltop town overlooking Florence, known for Etruscan ruins, cooler temperatures, and panoramic views. Fiesole offers a semi-rural lifestyle with villas, olive groves, and excellent international schools, attracting diplomats and long-term expat families.

A modern district northwest of the centre anchored by the University of Florence campus and the Novoli law courts. Purpose-built apartments and good tram links make it affordable and practical for families and young professionals.

A tranquil southern suburb at the foot of hills leading toward Chianti. Galluzzo is home to the International School of Florence and draws families who want larger properties, gardens, and proximity to the Tuscan countryside while staying close to the city.