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Relais Certosa * * * *


Via Colle Ramole, 2
50124 Firenze - Tuscany - Italy


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Relais Certosa - Swimming Pool

Relais Certosa - Tennis Courts Swimming Pool
Solarium
4 Tennis Courts
Visit Florence
Visit the Chianti Region

Dive into the new swimming pool amongst the trees of the hotel park, where guests can swim, sunbathe, relax and enjoy the poolside bar and restaurant service. Also as the hotel is near the Chianti region, you can easily plan a visit to one of the many famous vineyards and wine cellars in the area.
 

Galluzo Monastery, still occupied by the Cistercian monks, one of the most important monasteries in Europe, a destination of pilgrimages and which hosted hundreds of religious scholars, is within walking distance fron Relais Certosa.
The grandiose convent complex, is a unique museum with works of art by great masters who worked in Florence between the 14th and 18th centuries. Today, the entire convent can be visited: the cloisters and their courtyards, the monk's quarters, the chapel and the rich Pinacoteca. From the mid 1900s, the Benedictine monks - who do not adhere to the rules of closure - have resided here. The Pinacoteca contains remarkable artistic and historical pieces. Among these, five lunettes that portray scenes from the Passion of Christ, opera completed by Pontormo between 1523 and 1525, originally placed in the large cloister.
The monumental complex is situated on the summit of Monte Acuto also called "Monte Santo", a cone-shaped hill, located near the village of Galuzzo, south of Florence.

Galluzo Monastery - Certosa - Italy
Galluzo Monastery - Certosa - Italy
 
ABOUT FLORENCE
Ponte Vecchio - Florence - Italy

Just 10 min away from Relais Certosa, you can see famous sights in Florence such as Ponte Vecchio. This city, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe, casts a spell in the way that few cities can. Its  cultural and historical impact  is overwhelming. Striking buildings, formidable galleries and treasure-crammed churches that have not changed much since the 16th century, contribute to that  Close up, however, the city is one of Italy's most atmospheric and pleasant, retaining a strong resemblance to the small late-medieval centre that contributed so much to the cultural and political development of Europe.
Places to see:

Duomo:
A grandiose gothic style church
Giottos Bell Tower
Church of Santa Trinitá:
founded in the second half of the 11th century outside of the Roman walls

Palazzo Strozzi
Piazza Frescobaldi
Ufizzi Gallery

Ponte Vecchio

Duomo - Florence - Italy