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Palazzo Vecchietti

Florence, Italy · Independent · High Luxury

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A 1578 palace on Via degli Strozzi, steps from Piazza della Repubblica, built for senator and art patron Bernardo Vecchietti by the sculptor Giambologna, whom Vecchietti had hosted and supported. Dante memorialised the Vecchietti family in Paradiso; today Michele Bonan's interiors turn the house into about fourteen suites and apartments, each named for an Italian artist or poet, and Forbes rates it Four-Star for 2026.

About Palazzo Vecchietti

History

Palazzo Vecchietti is a 16th-century Florentine palace built in 1578 for the senator and art patron Bernardo Vecchietti, constructed by the sculptor Giambologna, whom Vecchietti had hosted and supported. The Vecchietti family was memorialised by Dante in his Paradiso, and the palace stands on Via degli Strozzi, steps from Piazza della Repubblica.

Restored and converted into a luxury suites hotel with interiors by celebrated Florentine designer Michele Bonan, it offers around a dozen individually decorated rooms, suites and apartments, each named for an Italian artist or poet.

The setting

7 km from Uffizi Gallery.

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