Hotels Sesto Fiorentino, Guesthouses Sesto Fiorentino and Residences Sesto Fiorentino

Situated halfway between Prato and Florence, Sesto Fiorentino is connected to the regional capital through Via Reginaldo Giuliani, that crosses the ancient Borgo di Castello. The city, that has recently undergone considerable urban development, is now subdivided into several different hamlets.

Hotels in Sesto Fiorentino make the ideal base for visiting both the city itself and the nearby Florence. The local guest houses have developed considerable expertise in the sector of tourism and hospitality, and offer modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. The city's tourist offer is complemented by charming farm houses and modern residences and vacation homes.

Sesto Fiorentino's city centre revolves around Piazza Ginori and the major arterial routes of the surrounding area. The nearby Piazza Vittorio Veneto is dominated by the Parish Church of St. Martino, that was built in the Middle Ages but then repeatedly remodelled over the course of the centuries. It contains precious artworks of great value, such as a XIII-century Madonna del Latte and a prestigious Crucifix by Agnolo Gaddi.
The lovely hamlet of Quinto is home to the Church of  St. Maria a Quinto and the splendid Neoclassical Villa Paolina, that was commissioned by Camillo Borghese in 1831 to celebrate his wife Paolina Bonaparte. The villa is surrounded by a lush park, that is connected to the structure by means of a fascinating drawbridge.
The lovers of open-air activities won't miss the opportunity to undertake exciting excursions along the fascinating Via dei Colli Alti, that develops across the sweet hills and gentle slopes of the surrounding area. Poggio dell’Aia boasts breathtaking views over Florence and the entire Valdarno. The nearby village of Cercina boasts the Parish Church of St. Andrea, that was built in 880 and cherishes precious artworks of great value, such as a beautiful fresco by Domenico and Davide Ghirlandaio, the thirteenth-century funerary monument of the members of Catellini da Castiglione Family and a prestigious XII-XIII-century wooden icon depicting the Virgin that is said to perform miracles.