"Perhaps the most privileged view in all of Florence."

Every direction from the terrace reveals a masterpiece of Florentine history. Directly before you: the Palazzo Vecchio, seat of power since 1299. Below: the Piazza where Savonarola burned and Cosimo de' Medici ruled. Around you: the honey-coloured rooftiles that have not changed in five centuries. Your private terrace sits above the rooftops of medieval Florence. To one side, the fortress walls of the Palazzo Vecchio; to the other, the Renaissance arcades of Palazzo Gucci and the Uffizi beyond. At sundown, the ochre stone turns to amber. Swallows arc through the cooling air. The ancient city hums beneath your feet. Terracotta pots brim with Tuscan herbs and olive branches. The table is dressed in the Florentine tradition — linen, crystal, candlelight