A nicely furnished and well-equipped traditional apartment tucked away in a quiet little mews behind the main street, Via Gioberti. Via Gioberti is a lively and bustling street with great shops, cafes and restaurants, with few tourists. A few paces from the apartment is the Cafe Cocotte, perfect for breakfast (opens at 7.30am weekdays, 8 am on Sunday). Four or five houses down is the Antica Trattoria Il Barrino, one of the best traditional restaurants in Florence serving authentic Tuscan food. 7 minutes walk towards the centre takes you to one of the hippest corners of Florence and the food market; 18 minutes takes you to the Duomo. 12 minutes walk in the other direction takes you to one of the unknown masterpieces of Renaissance art, Andrea del Sarto's Last Supper in the monastery/museum of San Salvo - normally too far out for tourists, but you are already half way there if you staying at La Luna.