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San Giovanni, Florence
“Florentine creative sanctuary”
Vibe
Artists-in-residence and travelers share a light-flooded Renaissance palazzo where original frescoes meet understated Scandinavian design.
“Florentine creative sanctuary”
Minimalist contemporary design juxtaposed against Renaissance architectural details.
Preserved Renaissance frescoes and soaring ceilings inside 16th-century Palazzo Bargagli.
Live-work artist residency program connecting visiting creatives with Florentine artisans.
Rooms
Soaring ceilings, worn plaster, and minimalist furnishings create airy lofts bathed in soft Tuscan light.
Backstory
Founder Martino di Napoli Rampolla converted the 16th-century Palazzo Galli Tassi into a creative residency in 2016.
The neighborhood
Tucked into San Giovanni, narrow streets lead past local leather workshops to Santa Croce within minutes.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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