Welcome to Sant’Ambrogio
The Florence Sant’Ambrogio neighborhood is one of the oldest and now one of the most hip districts in the city. It is filled with local markets and restaurants but only a short walk to the main city monuments and museums.
What to do when you’re in Florence?
- Nothing beats an Italian coffee. You’ll find several great coffee bars steps away from the apartment.
- The neighborhood has a variety of restaurants for all tastes and price levels. You won’t go hungry!
- Even though Florence is not the birthplace of Pizza, you will find several great places nearby.
- You can find the freshest of fruits and vegtables plus meats and fish at the local market down the street.
- Florence is an architectural wonder and many must sees are out in the open and free of charge.
- Spend a few days extra and visit the surrounding areas outside the city.
For our local favorites, read our guide to living like a local in Sant’Ambrogio.
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Taxis in Florence

You can use the Italian taxi app called itTaxi. It also is available in English

You can call +39 055 4242 or send a WhatsApp message to +39 334 662 2550

You can call +39 055 4390 or send a WhatsApp message to +39 333 807 7555
Parking Options
Garage Downtown Florence
Via Fiesolana 19, Firenze, 50121
Note: you will pass through traffic cameras but the garage will communicate your plate to the police to avoid the ticket.
Phone: +39 055 4939729
Website: https://www.garagedowntownfirenze.it/en/index.php
Email: info@garagedowntownfirenze.it
Hours: MONDAY – SUNDAY 08:00 AM – 22:00 PM
Parcheggio Sant’Ambrogio
Largo Pietro Annigoni 9, Firenze, Toscana 50122, IT
This is a subterranean lot with 379 spaces.
Phone: +39 055 50 30 22 09
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Firenze Rustic City Centre, Sant’Ambrogio
This cozy rustic apartment, furnished with 18th century antiques, is located near Piazza di Sant’Ambrogio, the Florence Synagogue, and Santa Croce Basilica. Recently renovated, it features an original stone and brick wall from the 1600s and a modern kitchen.

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