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It was built in 393 and consecrated by San Ambrogio. Of course, it didn't look like what we can see now. It was first rebuilt along Romanesque lines in 1060. The present building - it is made up of several buildings including the San Lorenzo church, the Brunelleschi Sagrestia Vecchia, the annex cloisters, the Canonici area and the Laurenziana Library with the famous staircase by Leonardo da Vinci. - dates to 1423 and was designed and built by Brunelleschi. During the Renaissance, San Lorenzo became the Medici family's church, because their palazzo, like those of lots of other important Florentine families, was here in this area. The Cappelle Medicee (the Medicean Chapels) are a precious tomb which preserve the Medici family remains, representing the mausoleum of the big family. The whole neighborhood is full of beautiful works of art and buildings, which are an example of and were part of Florence's splendid past. San Lorenzo isn't just a big, unique museum. It's also a place where there's always a lot going on and where the people who live and work here are always full of life. Take that man sitting over there. Okay, he may look like a statue and, if you want to be really picky, he is. But that statue was done by the famous sculptor Baccio Bandinelli and it was commissioned by the Medici Grand Duke Cosimo I in honor of his father, Giovanni dalle Bande Nere, a famous Renaissance condottiere who died very young, and over the course of time it has become more than a statue: it's the symbol of this neighborhood and its people, who are all, like Giovanni, real Florentines - friendly, witty and proud to live and work in Florence. San Lorenzo, for the Florentines is synonymous with 'market'. The biggest open market of the city is, in fact, located here. In the colourful and noisy San Lorenzo market it's possible to find a wide choice of leather jacket and bags, jeans, t-shirts, shoes…everything of reasonably good quality and at reasonable prices. Even if you don't plan to spend hours shopping we suggest that to visit the market all the same, just to enjoy browsing. Naturally, watch out for pickpockets here! Just behind the open market, in the large grey and red building that resembles a train station, is the main daily indoor market of the city, the Mercato Centrale, where every morning (except on Sundays) you can find excellent food products (fruits, vegetables, typical local cheeses and meats) at good prices, as well as several places to stop for a quick, high-quality and low-cost lunch, immersed in the beautiful atmosphere of an ancient city market. (Article by dotFlorence Staff) |
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» Falleri Apartment - San Lorenzo | |
 Historic Centre of Florence  9.8/109 review(s) |
The finely refurbished Falleri apartment consists of a living room, fully equipped Kitchen, bathroom with shower and toilet facilities and a loft bedroom featuring a king size bed. The sofa in the living room converts into a sofa bed and can be used by a third guest. With high, wooden beamed ceilings, wooden floors, superb natural lighting and typical Tuscan furnishings, the Falleri apartment is a great choice for singles and couples who want to discover the best of Florence from a wonderful, central location. Maximum occupancy: 3 Sleep(s): 2 # Room(s): 1 # Daily rates: 112 € Weekly rates: 724 € |
» Lepri Apartment - San Lorenzo | |
 Historic Centre of Florence 10.0/109 review(s) |
The Lepri apartment consists of a living room, Kitchen, bathroom with shower and toilet facilities and a loft bedroom featuring a king size bed. The sofa in the living room converts into a sofa bed and can be used by a third guest. With superb natural lighting and typical Tuscan furnishings, the Lepri apartment is a great choice for singles and couples who want to discover the best of Florence from a wonderful, central location. Maximum occupancy: 3 Sleep(s): 2 # Room(s): 1 # Daily rates: 112 € Weekly rates: 724 € |
» Alberti Apartment - San Lorenzo | |
 Historic Centre of Florence 10.0/1016 review(s) |
The Alberti apartment is a great choice for families or two couples travelling together. Facing San Lorenzo's cloister and Giotto's Tower, the Alberti apartment offers all of the charms of a traditional Tuscan apartment. Consisting of a living room with sofa, fully equipped Kitchen, and a bathroom with shower and toilet facilities, the Alberti apartment offers a separate bedroom with king size bed and a loft bedroom with two single beds. Maximum occupancy: 4 Sleep(s): 4 # Room(s): 2 # Daily rates: 179 € Weekly rates: 969 € |
