When staying in Florence, visitors are required to pay a city tax (tassa di soggiorno). This tax helps fund the maintenance of the city and its services, ensuring a better experience for both tourists and residents. Here's everything you need to know about the city tax in Florence:
1. Who Needs to Pay the City Tax?
The city tax applies to all tourists staying in hotels, apartments, B&Bs, or other accommodations within Florence's municipal boundaries.
Children under 12 years old are usually exempt from paying the tax.
2. How Much Is the City Tax?
Vacation Apartments: €6 per person, per night.
The city tax is capped at 7 consecutive nights, meaning you won’t be charged for stays longer than a week.
3. When and How to Pay the City Tax
The city tax is not included in the booking price and must be paid separately.
You will be requested to pay the city tax upon check-in.
4. Exceptions and Exemptions
Some visitors may be exempt from paying the city tax:
Children under 12 years old.
Florence residents staying within the city for work or personal reasons.
Healthcare patients and their caregivers, provided they can show proof of medical necessity.
If you think you qualify for an exemption, provide the necessary documentation to our consierge.