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.