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The St. Regis Florence

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Occupies a Brunelleschi-attributed palazzo of around 1432 on the Lungarno Vespucci, where Queen Victoria was among the European royalty who established Piazza Ognissanti as Florence's grandest riverside address; the Uffizi is thirteen minutes on foot, Ponte Vecchio eleven, and the Accademia, home of Michelangelo's David, seventeen.

About The St. Regis Florence

History

Occupies a historic Renaissance palace designed by Filippo Brunelleschi around 1400 for the noble Giuntini family. Converted into a hotel in the mid-19th century as Grand Hotel Royal de la Paix during Florence's renovations. Hosted notables like Queen Victoria and underwent major restoration before opening as St. Regis in 2011.

The setting

The St. Regis Florence stands on Piazza Ognissanti, 1, along the Lungarno Vespucci — Florence's most celebrated riverside promenade — where a Brunelleschi-attributed palazzo of around 1432 commands direct Arno views toward the Oltrarno hills and the city's belltowers. The Ognissanti quarter offers both patrician quietude and swift access to the historic core: Ponte Vecchio eleven minutes on foot, the Uffizi Galleries thirteen minutes, Palazzo Pitti fourteen minutes. Converted into a grand hotel in the late 18th century, the building received Queen Victoria among scores of European royalty, establishing Piazza Ognissanti as the Florentine address of choice for discerning international travelers across three centuries. 1 km from Florence Cathedral.

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