Our B&B is located just 9km from the centre of Florence and you can visit the city thanks to the extremely convenient connections, or dedicate your time to discovering the surroundings of Florence, without having to suffer the city traffic.
In fact, we recommend that guests leave their car at La Paggeria and take the bus, so as to avoid the stress of parking in the city centre.
At just 150 metres from La Paggeria we have the bus stop.
Buses pass approximately every 30 minutes until 11pm.
The ticket can be purchased at the bar near the stop or via the App, at a cost of €1.70.
You can also buy the ticket on the bus (ask the driver at a cost of €3.00).
For information on timetables, ask us.
The bus takes about 25 minutes and arrives in Piazza Libertà, from here, in just 15 minutes on foot you can reach Piazza del Duomo, or take the tram to Piazza San Marco.
From the B&B la Paggeria by bus you can reach Piazzale Montelungo in 30 minutes and in just 5 minutes you can reach the Santa Maria Novella station in Florence and then take the bus or train to visit the other cities of Tuscany!
Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is a treasure trove of art, culture and history.
Admire the masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Museum, home to Michelangelo's famous David.
Visit the Duomo of Santa Maria del Fiore, with its imposing dome designed by Brunelleschi, and climb Giotto's Tower for a spectacular view of the city.
Walk across the Ponte Vecchio, with its historic goldsmith shops, and lose yourself in the streets of the historic center, a UNESCO heritage site. Don't miss the Boboli Gardens and Piazzale Michelangelo, ideal for admiring an unforgettable sunset.
Florence also offers unique experiences, such as Tuscan wine tastings, traditional cooking classes and local markets such as San Lorenzo and Sant’Ambrogio, where you can discover the authentic flavors of the region.
Mugello, an enchanting corner of Tuscany, is an ideal destination for those seeking nature, tradition and sports. Discover the medieval villages of Scarperia and Borgo San Lorenzo, where you can stroll through the cobbled streets and visit the Barberino Castle. Nature lovers will appreciate the Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi, ideal for hiking and trekking.
Don't forget to visit Lago di Bilancino, perfect for a day of relaxation, swimming or water sports. Mugello is also famous for its traditional cuisine, with typical dishes such as ribollita and bistecca alla fiorentina, to be enjoyed in the many local restaurants.
For motor enthusiasts, Autodromo del Mugello is one of the most famous tracks in Italy. It hosts international events, including the MotoGP Grand Prix, and is also open for free practice and driving courses.
If you are looking for strong emotions, do not miss the opportunity to live a unique experience behind the wheel or on the saddle of a motorbike on this spectacular track immersed in the Tuscan hills.
The Medici Park of Pratolino, owned by the Metropolitan City of Florence and recognized by UNESCO since 2013, is a place rich in history and nature.
Among its main attractions are:
• The Colossus of the Apennines by Giambologna, an iconic symbol of the Park.
• Medici works such as the Chapel, Cupid's Grotto, the Stables, the Villa Paggeria and the Italian Gardens.
• A romantic landscape garden, the result of the 19th-century interventions of the Lorena and Demidoff families.
• Paths in the woods for trekking, Nordic walking or simple regenerating walks.
• An exceptional biodiversity, with 99 animal species and monumental trees such as silver firs and large oaks.
For families and nature lovers
Perfect for day trips, the Park offers picnic areas, an equipped play area and access for pets.
• From the B&B La Paggeria: just 1.5 km away, reachable in 5 minutes by car or by bus (stop 200 m from the B&B). Free parking available in front of the Park.
• From Florence: urban bus 25A or extra-urban bus 307A.
• Opening hours: from April to October, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 - 20:00. Free admission.
Fiesole stands on a hill that offers a breathtaking view of the Renaissance city.
What to see in Fiesole
The heart of the city is Piazza Mino da Fiesole, a starting point for discovering:
• Monuments and historic villas, evidence of a past that has its roots in Etruscan and Roman times. Fiesole is considered the “mother” of Florence, born from the Roman colony of Florentia.
• Historic villages such as Maiano and Vincigliata.
• Nature trails, ideal for relaxing walks.
• Spectacular views, among the most photographed in the world.
The city retains a timeless charm, with medieval buildings and noble villas built until the 20th century, attracting both culture enthusiasts and photography lovers.
Relaxation and local flavors
Piazza Mino offers numerous bars and trattorias, perfect for a quick snack or a relaxing meal, accompanied by local specialties and a romantic view of Florence.
How to get there
• Bus no. 7: leaves every 20 minutes from Santa Maria Novella station or Piazza San Marco and arrives directly in Piazza Mino.
• Red double-decker tourist bus: the famous roofless bus includes Fiesole among its main stops.
A perfect excursion to immerse yourself in history, nature and good food.